These cloth diapers are easy to use and care for. They are a pricey initial investment, but will save you thousands in the long run. We have 42 in our stash.

I don't think this is the exact simplehuman step can we got, but we love their step cans. We use one as our diaper pail to store dirty diapers in between washings. The lid keeps it from getting smelly. It stores exactly one load, so when it is full I know to start up the laundry process.

Used for outings in combination with disposables.

The only thing I don't like about this car seat is that the head positioner is too big for a newborn. We rectified this with a rolled up blanket. I suppose you could also buy an additional head support/positioner.

The first couple weeks she didn't really like this sling, so we didn't use it. Now that she's fine with it I prefer it over the other carrier.

Sometimes I just need to be able to put her down so I can get stuff done or take a shower and this swing is a lifesaver. Other people said their babies preferred a bouncy seat, but mine likes being swung.

Avoid leakage! These are nice because they are sticky on the back which helps them stay in place. I've tried a few other brands and even some cloth ones. I've leaked through all of the other kinds, these work the best.

Lanolin is great, but I like this too. It smells nice and isn't as sticky as the lanolin.

These are way more comfortable than the nursing bras I bought. I wear them all the time under everything. I love that you don't have to expose your middle during nursing. They also have a built in place for putting in nursing pads. The only thing with mine is that I bought three size medium tanks. One fits perfect, but on the other two the elastic band is a little tight.

I'm not so great at nursing discretely yet. Neither is our baby. She pops on and off and sometimes it takes a bit to get her to latch on properly. This is nice because it stays in place and the arch at the top is really helpful for being able to see what you are doing. No wrestling with a blanket!

Not a huge fan of it for nursing, but it's great for helping baby sit up.

She's not really into the pacifier, but it will temporarily calm her down if we are somewhere that I can't feed her right away.

Great for bath time. Keeps squirmy baby from falling in water.

We actually only have one towel for her and that is working for now. Might pick up another one of these eventually. The organic cotton is very soft.

She's not a very fussy baby so one or two of the 5 S's usually works for us, but it has helped me get her to sleep when I couldn't before. It also gets her to sleep longer!

I love the way this stuff smells. We use it as part of our nightime routine before bed to do a little baby massage. I also use it on dry spots I notice.