SMILE GIFTS UK New Parent Survival Kit - Parent-to-be/baby shower/new baby gift (Yellow (unisex))

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Nappies and wipes: no parent will ever say they have too many nappies and wipes. When baby is first born, it’s not uncommon to change their nappy 10 times a day (if not more) as they settle into a routine. There are so many kinds—standard strollers with seats that recline, trays and cup holders, baskets for storage. Some strollers can be detached and even used as car seats, strollers that can be easily folded and are compact in terms of a room – perfect for traveling. Baby clothes are expensive enough as it is. Buying reusable waterproof bibs that won’t stain in sets is the best way to go when shopping for your new parents survival kit.

And then I had Roy. When my friends who had kids started visiting, they brought over so many thoughtful gifts! There were bags of epsom salt, nipple cream, teas that encouraged milk production, good quality nursing tanks and more. For medicine bottles, drawers with sharp and dangerous tools and objects, sharp furniture corners, and even the toilet seat. You’d be surprised if you learned how dangerous the simplest of objects in your house could be for a baby if you did a complete analysis. This is why every new parents survival kit needs to include childproofing materials for their home. 15. On-call Pediatrician The first time at a baby store is an experience that can be compared to the first time in a foreign country. Where you don’t speak their language, but everything is costly. The importance of having a good baby sitter not just for a new parents’ survival kit but for all parent’s survival kit is understated.If you are pregnant and wondering what to buy or have a friend who’s pregnant, here’s a list of must-have things that new mamas will likely want (or maybe need is a better word, ha!) after having the baby! Spare vests: accidents are inevitable. Regardless of what type of “leakage” it is, generally the vest takes the brunt of it.

They must be easily accessible, made up of durable materials that can hold weight. They must be waterproof material – ideally. Have divisions and compartments, must be spacious and roomy enough. And comfortable to carry around. Bibs: these are particularly handy if the new baby is bottle feeding, since it’s often messier than breastfeeding. Spare bibs will help reduce how often a change of clothes is needed.Fill a basket for your own DIY new mom survival kit or drop one off for a friend. It’ll be well-loved by whoever receives it!