okay, these are disposables. they claim to be good for the environment, but since used diapers go into your trash, they'll fester in a landfill where nothing biodegrades due to the lack of sun/oxygen. but if you had to get a disposable, tushies are the only diapers without the super-absorbent polymer core/salt. not as absorbent and bulkier than others but seems to be the best alternative, sigh...

after a particularly disgusting episode with a restaurant highchair, we got our own. i don't know why i took so long because it's handy when you go over to kid-less homes. i don't recommend the hook-on chairs because many restaurant tables are pedestal-style, thus not stable for hook-ons. also, this chair is easy to clean, with no weird crevices.

these are generously sized than those multipack receiving blankets. not only are they organic, they're easy to swaddle with and very warm when swaddled. i wouldn't waste my money on smaller blankets that seem like rags after a few weeks because these will last a while.

so you wanna avoid plastic in baby utensil, and all baby spoons seem to be covered with plastic. just get some espresso spoons like these - it's not like those plastic coatings make it easier on the baby's gums. and you can use these for espressos also.

it's got the toothbrush and the finger brush, both handy to clean the little one's mouth. i never used the gum stimulator, but maybe it'll be helpful for teething.