Answer 8 quick questions and get a personalized checklist: exactly what to buy, how many, what to put on your registry — and what to skip.
Why this exists
Most registry checklists come from the stores selling the stuff. They list everything — wipe warmers, bottle sterilizers, tiny shoes — and none of them tell you what you can skip. So first-time parents buy it all, and still run out of the basics at 2 a.m.
Every blog has its own “ultimate” list, and they all disagree.
Nobody tells you what’s fine to skip — or what isn’t safe at all.
Opened, barely used, and past the return window.
What’s inside
89 items reviewed for first-time parents, narrowed down to the ones that fit your home, your weather and your plans.
Apartment or house, cold or warm months, breast or bottle, washer or laundromat — the list and the quantities change with your answers.
Common purchases new parents regret, each with the reason — from banned crib bumpers to the wipe warmer nobody needs.
Every item is tagged so you know what to put on your registry, what to buy closer to your due date, and what to borrow.
How many of each size to buy — and to ask for at your shower — so you don’t end up with boxes of newborn diapers baby never wears.
For you, for baby and for your partner, plus the logistics people forget: pre-registration, pediatrician, car seat check.
See what your must-haves cost at typical US prices, log what you paid, and watch what’s left.
Share one link so grandma buys the car seat cover you actually need — not a fifth newborn onesie.
The skip list
Your planner flags common purchases new parents regret. Where safety is involved, the reason is based on public guidance. A few examples:
Padded crib bumpers are banned from sale in the US because of suffocation risk. A fitted sheet is all the crib needs.
When extra sanitizing is needed, boiling for 5 minutes or a dishwasher’s hot or sanitize cycle does the same job.
Room-temperature wipes are fine. A warmer is one more gadget to plug in and clean.
Bath seats aren’t safety devices — babies can tip over or slip out. An infant tub and your hand are enough.
Babies don’t need shoes until they’re walking. Socks do the job.
Pediatricians advise against baby walkers because of injury risk — and they don’t help babies walk sooner.
Just these six add up to $180–420 you don’t need to spend.
Built around you
A compact, one-hand-fold stroller moves to the top — and you still get a car seat for the ride home from the hospital.
Warmer sleep sacks, a cool-mist humidifier and a car-seat-safe cover (puffy coats don’t belong under the straps).
Just 3 bottles to start, nursing pads, and a reminder that many insurance plans cover a breast pump at no cost.
More sleepers, sheets and burp cloths, so you’re not doing laundry every single day.
How it works
Due date, home, weather, feeding plan, car, laundry and budget.
Quantities, typical prices, where to get each item — and your skip list.
Mark what you bought or were gifted, track your budget, send family what’s still needed.
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No — it’s the planner that tells you what to put on one. Use it alongside whichever store or online registry you like.
No. It opens in your phone’s browser. You can add it to your home screen so it works like an app.
Right after checkout. We email you a login link, and you can also log in instantly with the order code from your receipt.
No. It’s a one-time payment of $19, and your planner stays yours.
It’s a great time. Check off what you have, see what’s missing, and catch skip-list items before they ship.
No. It’s a shopping and planning tool. Safety notes summarize public guidance from organizations such as the AAP, CPSC and CDC. Always follow your pediatrician’s advice.
Yes. Request a login link from their phone with your email, or share your “still needed” list with anyone.
You’re covered by a 7-day money-back guarantee. Request a refund through Hotmart, our checkout partner, within 7 days.
Get the list that fits your life, skip what you won’t use, and walk into your due date ready.
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