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Today at 8:05 am
What are some products that really made things easier for your newborns? Not diapers, wipes etc. Other not basic stuff...
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amother
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Today at 8:18 am
None of these are must haves, but things that made my life much easier:
FridaMom Snot Sucker - baby lets me use this as opposed to tissues to wipe nose
Mustela diaper rash spray - much easier to apply than creams, and I imagine more lechatchila for shabbos
BabyBrezza bottle maker - ok this one was expensive but wow, what a game-changer
Formula sectioned dispenser - excellent for on-the-go
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amother
Chicory
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Today at 8:21 am
amother Saddlebrown wrote: | None of these are must haves, but things that made my life much easier:
FridaMom Snot Sucker - baby lets me use this as opposed to tissues to wipe nose
Mustela diaper rash spray - much easier to apply than creams, and I imagine more lechatchila for shabbos
BabyBrezza bottle maker - ok this one was expensive but wow, what a game-changer
Formula sectioned dispenser - excellent for on-the-go |
I’ll second all these. However I’ll add if you’re giving formula bottles then the Sectioned Dispenser is definitely a must have.
If nursing then the Boppy Pillow is an almost must.
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tichellady
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Today at 8:21 am
Velcro swaddles
Good carrier
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Bnei Berak 10
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Today at 8:21 am
amother OP wrote: | What are some must have products for your newborns? Not diapers, wipes etc. Other not basic stuff. |
Basic stuff is the same as must have items. You'll figure out the extras.
My tip: pacifier chain. Saves you money and frustration.
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amother
Yarrow
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Today at 8:26 am
I’m a minimalist. I don’t believe in must haves
Newborns need
safe place to sleep
Infant car seat
Stroller or baby carrier or both
Clothes
Bottles/bips/burp cloths
Baby bath
I use and love baby Bjorn bouncer from birth
I love my Jujube bff diaper bag
I don’t use pacis or any silly bottle warmer or wipe warmer or anything
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amother
Tangerine
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Today at 8:53 am
Baby bjorn bouncer. Complete game changer for a colicky/reflux baby
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amother
Tan
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Today at 8:57 am
To file nails, have to still be careful, but more efficient & effective
Baby Nail Trimmer Electric,Baby Nail Clippers, 6 in 1 Baby Nail File,Nail File Baby Grooming Kit Manicure Set for Toddler or Adults
https://a.co/d/9hPoiuu
Also,I almost didn't get a changing table, but very glad I did, a sturdy kind with 2 levels below to store things. Good for my back, & to keep loads of things from diapers to wipes,tissues, gloves (which I use for soiled diapers), various creams etc etc
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soproud
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Today at 10:32 am
Frida baby snipper clipper set.
Game changer for me
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amother
Aubergine
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Today at 10:34 am
Windi gas passer
Baby carrier
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amother
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Today at 10:35 am
amother Chicory wrote: | I’ll second all these. However I’ll add if you’re giving formula bottles then the Sectioned Dispenser is definitely a must have.
If nursing then the Boppy Pillow is an almost must. |
Really? I hated the boppy. Not thick/tall enough at all. I used two stacked pillows instead.
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amother
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Today at 10:38 am
Yeah definitely the snot sucker (and saline drops), and a good baby carrier.
Also the miracle blanket. Only swaddle I found that really would stay in place (baby couldn’t get out of it and it didn’t ride up their neck).
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runninglate
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Today at 10:38 am
Agree about the Velcro swaddles. Can’t be bothered swaddling correctly when I’m in an exhausted daze.
And a diaper genie when baby gets a little older.
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amother
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Today at 10:43 am
amother Chicory wrote: | I’ll second all these. However I’ll add if you’re giving formula bottles then the Sectioned Dispenser is definitely a must have.
If nursing then the Boppy Pillow is an almost must. |
I hated the sectioned dispenser. Not all the formula came out at once so when you shake it some of the formula from the other sections would come through so it was not the right amount going in the bottles. Also if it wasnt totally 100% dry if I missed a drop after I had washed it it would stick to the bottom
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amother
Mintgreen
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Today at 10:57 am
amother Lemonchiffon wrote: | I hated the sectioned dispenser. Not all the formula came out at once so when you shake it some of the formula from the other sections would come through so it was not the right amount going in the bottles. Also if it wasnt totally 100% dry if I missed a drop after I had washed it it would stick to the bottom |
I used to use the dispenser and then someone gave me a tip to fill a 1 lb plastic container with formula and a scooper. I keep it in my diaper bag and always have formula with me without having to measure it in advance
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amother
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Today at 11:01 am
amother Mintgreen wrote: | I used to use the dispenser and then someone gave me a tip to fill a 1 lb plastic container with formula and a scooper. I keep it in my diaper bag and always have formula with me without having to measure it in advance |
Yea that's what I did
Or I used mini dressing containers
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amother
Birch
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Today at 11:11 am
White noise machine, especially as they get more sensitive to sound
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amother
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Today at 11:16 am
A pack n play for my baby to have her space in the kitchen/dining room and the older toddlers won't bother her so her bouncer/swing and all her toys went in there
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amother
Poinsettia
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Today at 8:21 pm
Baby swing
Clip-on mobile
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