I hate travel systems that have every option but the kitchen sink. I wanted something super lightweight, small enough to fit in my trunk, easy to use & inexpensive. The basket underneath isn't huge, which is fine with me because I don't carry a lot junk around. It had enough room for my purse & diaper bag. The parent tray is a plus. This is great until baby wants to sit upright all the time.

Great, simple bottle system. The Drop-Ins are a blessing. You can buy nipples with larger holes as baby eats more. Also, you can buy the Target brand replacement 4 oz liners for about $2.00 per box (100 ct) less than the Playtex brand and there is no discernable difference. The cap works great, too.

Baby loves the removable mobile with sounds & lights. My husband, during those night wakings, could rock her back to sleep with his toe. It fits in my trunk to go anywhere. You don't have to get this exact one, just be sure to get one. I bought mine off Craig's List for $40. Fabric pieces can be removed for machine washing. I bought 2 bouncers.

My daughter loves the Bumbo. I have a lavender one with a clear plastic tray. It's lightweight, easy to carry around & travel with, and wipes clean with a damp cloth. Expensive, but worth the money for a safe, portable infant chair.

This is close to the hospital grade ones. I tried the ones made just for babies that are sold in the stores in the baby section, but they have no suction power. If the hospital didn't give you one or you need a replacement, get this type. The others are useless.

Awesome for the first 2 months. It took us 2 months to convince my daughter to sleep without us so this was the best, safest solution in the meantime. The light was useful when I had those Mom-moments and had to check that she was still breathing. Only good for babies up to 24" long, tho. And squirmers, like mine, need to be respositioned sometimes. Compact, folds up, with carrying handle.