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Need for baby checklist8/29/2023 If you plan on cloth diapering they’re many necessities you’ll need. I planned on cloth diapering with my second baby anyway so why not get a head start with my 2-year-old too. Since my toddler has outgrown all disposable diapers and pullups, we’re a cloth diapering family now! However, there’s also great options of silicone bibs and reusable plastic bibs. Personally, I love the terry cloth bibs so I can pop them in the washer when I’m done. There are so many options when it comes to baby bibs. Yes, I still have bibs laying around that I used for my son.īut they are really trashed from loads of laundry and food stains. I don’t know why but I love it for it’s calming properties and the smell! Bibs I have to have an organic baby lotion that’s lavender scented. While my toddler loves lots of bubbles, I still mix a bubble mix with an organic baby soap for my toddler’s hair and body. This is a necessity item you need for baby bath time! On top of these two reminders for buying pacifiers, you might want to also consider getting glow-in-the-dark pacifiers for nighttime! Baby Soap Get a pacifier holder/attachment (so they don’t get lost).When getting these for your baby checklist there are two things to remember: They’ve all been tossed in the trash because he bit through all of them!īecause of this I have no choice but to buy a whole new stock of pacifiers. I don’t know about you, but after my first little t-rex I have NO pacifiers left. Related Articles To A Baby Checklist: 7 Differences Between A First And Second Pregnancy Important Things To Stock Up On Before Labor 7 Home Remedies For Diaper Rash Pacifiers While I’m partial to Playtex Ventaire Bottles, there are plenty of other bottles that provide anti-colic relief. I found the best bottles for baby during the first year are any bottles that help reduce fussiness, gas and colic! Therefore, I need a large stock of bottles and nipples. I had major difficulties with breastfeeding my firstborn, so I’m not counting on breastfeeding my second. He was like a mini t-rex who bit through all the Nuk nipples.įor my second baby checklist I need a new stock of bottles and nipples. However, once my son’s teeth cut through, I found myself replacing nipples constantly. I then switched to Nuk bottles and nipples, which worked quite nicely. My son just crushed them making feeding difficult. While I love the ease of Medela bottles that attach to the Medela breast pump, I don’t like the nipples. Through trial and error for my first son, I went through a couple different brands of bottles and nipples. Unless you plan to exclusively breastfeed without pumping, then you need bottles and nipples! Second Baby Checklist Items: Bottles and Nipples The decision is yours, and whether or not you decide to buy something is completely up to you. Keep in mind that I link these companies and their products because of their quality and not because of the commission I receive from your purchases. Here’s 25 must haves for your second baby checklist!ĭisclosure: Bear in mind that some of the links in this post are affiliate links and if you click on them to make a purchase I will earn a commission. Since I’m expecting my second bundle of joy soon, I’ve searched my own home for baby items I need replaced, upgraded and baby essentials I need. Some moms prefer to have the baby sleep in the nursery however you may decide to try different things until you find what works better you.Now that I’m expecting a second child, it’s time to get real about what I really need for baby number two.Īlthough I have most of the big-ticket items like a crib and stroller, somethings I need to replace or upgrade on.ĭepending on your baby item preferences, some essentials you may need to stock up on before baby arrives! Now, of course, it will get better at night but the first couple of months are really tough! After the baby starts sleeping at least 5 hours or more at a time, I’ll start putting the baby in the crib in a separate bedroom. I personally would probably consider our baby sleeping in the bed with us but between my husband (heavy sleeper) and my 4 year old (wild sleeper) I don’t feel that would be safe. It’s really up to you but I suggest you do what’s best for you and the baby! I’m currently 34 weeks pregnant and plan to have baby sleep in a bassinet next to our bed mainly because I know how challenging (extremely exhausting) it is with nighttime feedings. If you are having a c-section or will be breastfeeding, you’ll probably end up having the baby co-sleep since it would be much easier for you. in your bed? Next to your bed in a bassinet? In a separate room in a crib? Have you thought about where the baby will sleep yet?.
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