A must-have especially if you're planning on trying to breastfeed, is pure, medical grade lanolin

took this to the hospital with us-was a great little set to try-was wonderful for travel, etc. Still using the pouch of things and have re-stocked it.

These aren't bad. I tried a lot that were worse. My favorite were probably the giant box of the cheapest ones at our local discount store. They worked better than anything else-and then washcloths at night

You can use ANY bags-no expensive refills and really does't smell too much

My Mom presented me with this basket overflowing with baby stuff at my baby shower, as part of her gift. We started using it the day we brought our son home from the hospital. It was the only place he'd sleep (other than our arms)and travelled with us often. I only wish the pads were easier to wash-we're making covers for them and investing in a stand for it for baby #2

fantastic accompaniment to the Tiny Love Gymini for flat-head prevention. Also great for swings, bouncers, etc. and SO soft in the chamois fabric!

Not quite what we have-we have the older model with the duck sling and a better pour cup, etc. but similar. Loved the sling for newborn baths (it's machine washable-never had issues with mildew, etc. Fits well on a table, in a sink, in the big tub.

Our firstborn would scream from about 4pm-7:30pm, no matter what. After a while, he got sick of being held and it just made him scream louder-this was a nice alternative. I wished it would've been wall-adapable. "music" is pretty annoying but he didn't like the "ocean sounds." multi-directional rocking & lights were great. I'd suggest rechargable D batteries!

These were wonderful cloth all-in-ones-especially nice in summer months to avoid heat-rash!

We graduated him to these bottles next.

We had several of these (6-8?) They worked very well for us. I would caution against buying a big package of any type. Baby's preferences change. You never know what he/she will take or refuse

I wish we would've tried to let baby sleep in this sooner. It was amazing and I really wish he hadn't outgrown it so soon!

Not exactly ours, but similar. We went high-end and bought the one we'd most want to sleep on-most coils, most comfy-feeling, etc.

Possibly the smartest purchse we made-I LOVE this system. It's better than our expensive his & hers cedar walk-in and you can add more shelves, bins, shoe racks, etc. move things around as the child grows and needs change. Cannot say enough good things about this!

My favorite chair-beautiful, sturdy construction. We actually did a custom order from a catalog and got a slightly different cushion-stuffed with goose-down, and in tier 2 custom fabric. But still the same 51 ball bearing swivel action, solid steel tubing, precision balanced linkage... Awesome!

When we started using commercial wipes, these quickly became the favorite. The scented ones smell pretty awesome, too but for younger skin, once you've graduated fro just cloth with water/water & baby wash, these are the best (I was shocked to find they were better than our favorite diaper brand, even!). Thick, quilted. Great wipe.

I tried the emery boards. I tried the scissors. I have such small hands and really had a hard time. I found that if I used these while he was nursing or sleeping (so not moving around, I could take my time an dnot worry about knicking his skin), I had the best results. I had several pairs of these stashed in diaperbags, changing tables, near the nursing table, etc.

we had one similar and a bunch of flanel lap-pads and various sized others.