Post by thebreakfastclub on Jun 18, 2014 13:38:49 GMT -5
Boppy Dr Brown's formula pitcher Halo swaddle sacks, and then regular sleep sacks Mam pacifiers that glow in the dark for overnight White noise machine with projector feature - the projector is huge now that DS is a crazy toddler
DS had an outright hated for any type of swinging, vibrating or rocking, so those were a huge waste for us.
Post by cricketwife on Jun 18, 2014 13:54:03 GMT -5
In order of awesomeness Chicco keyfit infant carseat and Chicco caddy Zutano booties (you're having a winter baby, yes?) -- these were AWESOME. My 22 inch baby was too long for any footed sleepers and he wore his one and only pair of Zutanos every.single.day. for at least 3 months. My breast friend Boppy lounger (I couldn't believe how much I loved and used this!) RNP Boon drying rack
Post by DarcyLongfellow on Jun 18, 2014 13:55:30 GMT -5
First few weeks:
- Bouncy seat -- the cheaper kind with a wire frame that moves when the baby startles (essential for DD1 who was colicky because it was literally the ONLY place (besides attached to the boob) that she would sleep for 6 weeks or so)
- Miracle blanket
- White noise machine
First 6 months or so:
- Video monitor (essential for sleep training so you can see if they really need help)
- Activity mat with a loud, singing, lighting up, obnoxious toy (only thing that held DD1's interest)
Post by whitepicketfence on Jun 18, 2014 17:20:15 GMT -5
Ergo White noise machine Dr. Browns bottles Motorola MBP36 monitor Halo Sleepsack swaddles Swaddle Designs burp rags Baby swing (ours is used so I have no idea what kind it is) Dr. Browns formula pitcher
We loved our boppy, a nice rocker or glider is worth investing in since you spend a lot of time in it, ktan and Becco Gemini, a good stroller (city mini for us), and I really liked the swaddlemes and halo swaddle sleepsacks.