Natalie's Baby Registry

I am so excited to try out this swing. It takes up less floor space than a traditional swing and looks a lot better.

This is a luxe purchase but I LOVE IT. It’s extremely light and has both a canopy and a “dream drape” that will fully shade a sleeping baby in the car.

Strollers are so hard. We had a City Mini with our first, and I’m sticking with it. This stroller is affordable, high quality and is awesome in an urban environment.

Once a stranger clapped for me when I put it into the trunk of my car (while holding baby). I felt like a super star.

(Note: you can buy infant car seat adapters for the stroller that work with many different brands of car seats, though not the Nuna PIPA I mention above.)

For our first, we had a Moby wrap and I loved it. I’m really excited to try out the Solly baby wrap – I love the patterns. I will probably also try the Baby K’tan.

We used a wrap for about the first 4 months.

I skipped the infant insert (and used a baby wrap) and once baby had head control moved to an Ergobaby. I am still a huge fan of the classic Ergobaby carrier. You can wear baby on your front, and move to the back as baby gets bigger.

Zutano fleece baby booties have a two-snap design system so its extra comfy for babies but also keeps the booties on until you take them off.

Primary is a new store has very affordable plain, bright baby onesies.

Hands free nursing pillow.

Gentle, non-scented baby body wash.

I have one of these in my home and I love it.

I love the look and philosophy of gDiapers. We will be trying these for sure. With our first, we exclusively cloth diapered for 6 months until we gave up. This time we’re going to be taking a more hybrid approach.

Honest diapers are lovely. A gift card is the best way to go for receiving the gift of diapers.

I love the idea of using a great backpack for a diaper bag. A Kånken or a Herschel is cool.

(For our first, we got a Diaper Dude. It was ugly, cheap material and was just kind of lame.)

Wet bag for on-the-go.

I like this beside our bed.

I love a lot at Land of Nod, especially their changing pad covers and sheets.

We don’t need this, but hopefully I have your attention. Have a smoke detector in baby’s room and a carbon monoxide detector somewhere in the house. This is more important than most things on this list.

Gross. Priceless.

I really enjoyed this look at research studies and pregnancy.