Minimalist Baby Registry

If your nursery doesn’t fit a full-size crib, the Origami Mini Crib from Babyletto not only is great for small spaces but also folds for easy storage. Tip: Be sure to get mini crib-specific sheets too (regular ones will be too big).

This mini-crib mattress includes a cover made with water-repellant technology so you don’t have to buy one separately.

This soft, stretchy and oversized swaddle has so many uses beyond just turning your new arrival into a baby burrito. Use it for swaddling, of course, but also as a makeshift playmat, a traditional blanket, a nursing cover and so much more.

It’s helpful to add an “instant” swaddle to your registry in case you’re not up for the folding and wrapping of a traditional swaddle blanket. We love the unique design and unparalleled ease of the Swaddle UP, especially for babies who prefer to sleep with their arms up.

The Keekaroo Changing Pad can easily be placed on any dresser, eliminating the need for an additional piece of furniture. Plus it doesn’t require cloth covers and can simply be wiped clean.

If you don’t have a lot of extra space, this innovative gadget lets you skip the big glider and convert almost any chair into a rocking chair. Place it against any sturdy vertical surface, lean your back against it and—ta-da!—you have a rocker.

This modern, minimalist tree shelf is as practical as it is stylish. Its low profile and small footprint means it fits in almost any nursery space and the “branches” are the perfect spot to store your little one’s growing library.

Stash away all that laundry. This hamper hangs snugly behind your door, and it even has a backside zipper to make it easy to drop clothes in the washer.

Make sure to add some nursery storage to your registry—it’ll help keep all the baby stuff contained and the minimalist vibe intact. These cotton baskets are practical, playful and even machine washable.

Skip the traditional baby monitor and opt for a security camera instead. You’ll get a crystal clear view of your baby, 24/7 live streaming, motion and sound alerts and a 130° view.

A minimalist’s dream, the Rest is so many smart baby products all in one sleek, modern package. This genius multi-tasker is a nightlight, sound machine, time-to-rise clock and even an audio monitor. It will snag a spot in your nursery from day one well into the big kid years.

If you’re looking to fill your small space with only one carrier, the Lillebaby is it. It can be used from birth without an infant insert, offers six different carrying positions and you can use it up to 45 pounds, so it’ll last you well into the toddler years.

This is the “Transformer of Strollers.” Unlike travel systems, the Doona Infant Car Seat/Stroller is an infant car seat and stroller in one piece. So when you’re ready to take baby for a ride, just fold up the wheels and pop them into the car.

If you’d prefer a regular stroller, the Babyzen YoYo has a really easy one-handed fold, and it’s self standing. It’s perfect for families looking for a stroller that can be stashed away. (It’s great for travel too.)

This all-in-one seat works from five to 120 pounds, making it the only car seat you’ll ever need.

Make any tote a diaper bag with this convenient insert that keeps diapers, wipes and toys organized inside the bag of your choice.

Throw this changing station into your bag and you’ll always be ready for diaper changes on the go. It’s compact but holds everything you need for a change and folds out into an extra-wide, cushioned changing pad.

This baby seat isn’t cheap—but it grows with your baby from a swaying seat to a toddler seat and seamlessly blends into any modern, minimalist decor. Not to mention babies love the recline options and the gentle back and forth motion.

The Inglesina Fast Table Chair is portable and easy to use—it attaches to the edge of the table to provide a safe seat for your baby, whether you’re at home or away.

No straws, no vents, no valves—these innovative, easy-to-clean bottles are a minimalist’s dream. They’re also designed to collapse as baby drinks to minimize air intake and potentially reduce colic and fussiness.

These basic burp clothes are great to use during feeding and burping, but they double as versatile, absorbent cloths for whenever there’s a mess at hand.

This isn’t the most compact drying rack, but we promise it’s one of the most useful. It’s the best for keeping bottles (and all of their tiny accessories), pump parts, pacifiers and more organized in a fun, modern way.

A diaper bundle subscription ensures you’ll get just what you need so you can stay organized and won’t have to worry about storing tons of extra diapers. We love Hello Bello for their affordability, fun patterns and of course for keeping baby clean and dry.

If you’re up for minimizing your use of disposable wipes, give these reusable cloth ones a go. They’re natural, soft and cost-effective and take up a whole lot less space.

This all-organic balm helps prevent and heal diaper rash, but that’s not all. It also doubles as a first aid salve for the whole family.

Unlike most baby bathtubs, the Stokke Flexi Bath collapses and locks in place. It comes with an infant insert and can be used with children up to 4 years old.

If you’re dedicated to being ultra minimalist then no, bath toys aren’t a must-have. But if you do want to add a few, these are super fun for all age ranges and easily stick (and unstick) to the wall.

This tiny kit will help you solve some big baby problems—everything from boogies to gas.

The Kinsa can be used orally, under the arm or rectally and links to your smartphone via Bluetooth to keep track of baby’s temperature and to give guidance on what to do next.

Free of slogans slogans and logos, Primary baby and kid clothing is timeless, well made, non-gendered and easy to mix and match. This starter set is just right for building your little one’s first wardrobe.

Skip the socks and baby shoes and go right to these soft booties. They’ll keep your baby’s feet warm and they won’t fall off—we promise.

These adjustable (and adorable) top knot hats will keep your little one warm and add a fun pop of style to any outfit.

Minimal in all the best ways, this handmade wooden play gym is the perfect play spot for curious babies. It’s also foldable so it’s easy to store away if you live in a small space.

It’s easy to get overwhelmed with baby toys. Help manage the mess—and get exactly what you need, when you need it—with this toy subscription service that sends Montessori-inspired toys right to your door that are just right for your baby’s developmental level.

Skip the loud, primary-colored foam playmat and instead add a Little Nomad mat to your play space (or to any space). They’re beautiful enough to look just like a rug and seamlessly blend into neutral, minimalist decor.

This activity center has legs that fold for easy storage, and it will be useful for awhile—it becomes a table for when your baby is a toddler.