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21 sats \ 1 reply \ @alyssa4 30 Nov \ on: AskSN: What the hell do I need for my unborn child? alter_native
Congrats! I am a soon to be Mom of my first child. I have also been determining what I need for baby. While I haven’t had the chance to trial anything yet, here are some of the top items I am getting. I’ve been looking for products without flame retardants and seeking out low-toxin options when possible. I have been able to find almost all of these items (some of which are higher end) very lightly used or new on Facebook marketplace.
- baby bjorn bouncer (cotton) https://a.co/d/1HlDE1A
- lovery playgym (tummy time entertainment) https://a.co/d/4QuBwQ6
- guava lotus bassinet/playpen https://a.co/d/e9G1DlR
- organic cotton sleeping sacks
- maxi cosi swing https://www.target.com/p/maxi-cosi-cassia-baby-swing-classic-graphite/-/A-90748871
- pottery barn crib and organic cotton sheets
- snuggle me organic cotton infant lounger https://www.target.com/p/snuggle-me-organic-lounger-stone/-/A-80858388
- baby carrier (I purchased the ergo baby and the solly wrap as I plan to breast feed and will be wearing the baby frequently)
- top hat potty (used for infant potty training) https://a.co/d/c48U38o
- breast feeding pillow
No diapers listed as we are going to use cloth diapers and pay for a service to launder - this is a priority for me. Check out natural infant hygiene - it is a method used in other countries by which you can start potty training the baby at just a few months old. single-use diapers hinder this process. I’m sure my list is already excessive but I have a family that wants me to be set up for success, and it is easier to satisfy their expectations this way.
I am having the most difficult time with the car seat and stroller as many brands contain forever chemicals. Any suggestions are appreciated!!!
Check out natural infant hygiene - it is a method used in other countries by which you can start potty training the baby at just a few months old.
We plan to do this! Friends have had great success with this and have never needed diapers (just for the night).
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