Put this at the tip top of your list. I can't imagine life without it, and from all the reading I've done (reviews and first-hand recommendations) this is the best one out there. I think there is one on Amazon with a slightly larger screen than the one at BRU/Target, but I can't promise anything.

BEST SEAT for on the go. In fact, better than most highchairs for home. Have two if you want one clean on the way out the door. Extra tray - great for eating twice between washings. Lid - great for keeping tray clean before dinner, or grime contained after dinner. Straps secure. Easy to install on every chair out there. No crevices, easy to wipe. I could go on and on and on....

Excessive? I don't think so. The stroller is NICE. The infant seat is convenient. I like this particular combo with the larger SafeSeat (you'll miss the portability and sunshade(!) when it's outgrown). Even after you'd rather not lug your baby around, it's nice to be able to take the seat in and out of the car in extreme weather, or if you REALLY don't want to disturb that nap.

Never thought I’d spend $100 on an umbrella stroller, but I did a ton of research and I'm glad I did. If you're taller than 5'6", it's next to impossible to find a cheaper stroller that you don't kick the wheels. The Volo is also ultra light, easy to fold/unfold, has a sunshade and small basket. I got an organizer that hangs off the back with pockets for waterbottles and a small purse/stuff.

From 4-12 months, you'll want an exersaucer or jumperoo to replace the bouncer/swing (if you ever want to shower again). These are easy to pick up on Craigslist, since they're so bulky that nobody wants to keep them any longer than they have to.

This brand of bib is the best! Worth the price. The fabric is water-repellant, but soft like cloth. Of course it has a pocket, but an unnoticed perk is that the neck size is more adjustable than most. This is more of a food bib. Two or three may be plenty since you can rinse them and hang to dry quickly. You will also want a bazillion of the cloth ones for the earlier drooly stage.

The best book about breastfeeding. I found so much valuable info in here that other books never told me. Like when books say "empty one breast first," they don't really mean it because BREASTS NEVER TRULY EMPTY!

If you baby is primarily breastfed, you may be surprised to find out that you don't get much say in what brand of bottles he/she will drink from. This is what my little one finally decided he's accept.

I'm sure this is a personal preference, but I went through all the brands and liked this one best.

A very cool toy.