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1. A Hatch sound machine is a must-have for ensuring quality sleep, every parent's top priority. It features a clock, customizable color settings, and an app for remote control, allowing you to adjust the sound after sneaking out post-bedtime.
2. A snack container ensures your child's favorite puffs are always within reach. Its airtight lid keeps snacks fresh during long outings, and the design prevents spills while in use.
3. A smock bib is perfect for messy meals like pasta dinners, yogurt breakfasts, or avocado lunches. It’s a lifesaver for parents of babies who love to ~experience~ their food’s texture with every part of their body, saving you from frequent outfit changes.
4. A stroller organizer ensures you and your baby stay refreshed during your stylish outings. It has ample space for essentials like your phone, extra diapers, and even your Stanley tumbler.
5. For a lighter option, a stroller cup and phone holder keeps your essentials within easy reach without the bulk. Enjoy a peaceful stroll with your baby and your go-to iced coffee in hand.
6. A stain treater spray highly recommended by fellow moms. It works wonders on clothes, furniture, and any fabric your little one has turned into their canvas.
7. A set of elbow and knee pads is essential for parents handling bath time, especially if you’re a first-time mom in your 30s dealing with creaky knees (like, say, someone I know).
8. A pair of backseat organizers helps you transport all your essentials without creating a mess. The tablet pocket ensures secure and easy viewing without the risk of it slipping out.
9. An electric nail file is a lifesaver for parents who lack the patience or precision to trim tiny baby nails. Designed to be gentle for newborns, it even includes a light to help you see clearly.
10. A stroller fan that attaches to almost any surface, allowing you to regulate your baby’s temperature while on the move. I even relied on one in the hospital to stay cool after giving birth.
11. A FridaBaby thermometer provides peace of mind when your child faces yet another school-year illness. It’s versatile, working for infants and adults alike, to quickly check for fevers.
12. A sandwich cutter lets you prepare your child’s favorite sandwiches at home. Involve them in picking the fillings and let them enjoy pressing their lunch into fun shapes.
13. A playpen is perfect for when your baby begins crawling, but you’re not quite ready (emotionally or physically) to let them roam the entire house. Fill it with their favorite toys, and you might just get a moment to tackle chores while keeping an eye on them.
14. A toy bin organizer offers the versatility to store toys of all kinds neatly. The lightweight bins are easy for kids to handle, making cleanup and playtime equally effortless.
15. A Baby Brezza formula machine brought us comfort during the transition to formula feeding. Simplify nighttime feedings with its precise measuring and mixing at the touch of a button.
16. A disposable restaurant placemat that you can easily crumple and discard after your baby finishes making a mess with crumbs.
17. A set of straps we rely on at restaurants to avoid constantly bending down or crawling under tables to retrieve toys and teethers. The adjustable snaps allow you to fit them to different toy sizes or high chair arms.
18. An enclosed playpen ensures your baby stays secure while you focus on tasks or simply relax and supervise without the stress of a mobile infant.
Promising review: "Love this and you need it!!! I just set this up today as it came today and it's huge! So much room and I absolutely love it. Easy to set up, bam! Fold away when you don't need it, it saves space. Has its own carry bag like one of those chairs you carry on your shoulder. I would 100 percent buy this again." —justine
Get it from Walmart for $49.66.
19. A travel first aid kit for kids that fits effortlessly into your diaper bag, ensuring you’re always equipped with essentials without lugging around unnecessary items.
20. A set of four pouch tops for parents (let’s face it, all of us) who’ve experienced the chaos of letting their baby eat a pouch unsupervised. These flow-control tops prevent your baby from squeezing the contents onto their clothes, car seat, toys, or anything nearby.
Promising review: "You need these! I thought I was behind with my twins because the pouch would go everywhere or we didn't do pouches because it was too hard for them to grasp. These are a game changer. The pouch will not leak out all over the place. At first It taught them how to eat pouches without a mess. It screws onto every pouch on the market. After about 6 months of use, they now can use pouches without these (if I am willing to clean up a little bit), or I still use them if they are in a nice outfit or in the car seats to keep everything clean." —Emmy McCoy
Get it on Amazon for $15.99 (available in three colors).
21. A minimalist toy storage chest for parents who prefer a clutter-free, neutral aesthetic. Store vibrant, stimulating toys inside and keep them out of sight when playtime ends.
Promising review: "Beautiful! Works like a dream, much bigger and sturdier than any other toybox I have found in this price range. The mechanism to keep it open and push down to close is very loved by my active cant-take-any-extra-time-to-secure-a-lid-before-i-start-playing kiddo. Simple to put together if youve assembled any kind of furniture before. Has a decent weight limit for sitting on it as a bench. If youre in the market for a toybox, I'm telling you dont hesitate — this is the one you need!" —J
Get it from Wayfair for $129.99.
22. A set of teethers that became our toddler’s go-to comfort during the early teething phase. Designed for tiny hands, the varied textures provide relief for sore gums.
Promising review: "If your baby loves straws and chewing on everything, you need these!" —Hannah Hall
Get a set of six on Amazon for $7.99.
23. A formula dispenser that lets you carry pre-measured formula for quick bottle preparation. This was a lifesaver during our feeding journey, especially when on the go.
Promising review: "If you need to be on the road very often you need one of these. Are a great brand, no PBA and overall are good quality and easy to clean. I recommend this product!" —Jarellano
Get it on Amazon for $4.12+ (available in three colors).
24. A breathable crib mattress ensuring both you and your baby can rest peacefully. This was a must-have on our registry, and once our daughter started rolling and sleeping on her stomach, we were relieved to have one less worry. It’s also easy to clean, which is essential for any baby item that’s bound to get messy.
25. A diaper caddy designed to store wipes, diapers, creams, and other baby essentials. Even when fully loaded, it’s lightweight and easy to move around the house (or consider buying two for dedicated changing stations on different floors, as we did).
26. A bottle drying rack offering ample space without cluttering your countertop. It became the focal point of our baby corner, keeping bottles and their components neatly organized as they dried.
27. And a Fridababy basics kit packed with all the essentials to keep your baby clean and comfortable, especially during cold and flu season. It includes tools for clearing snot, trimming nails, brushing, and more.
Promising review: "The best kit ever and most used for newborns! Love the nose sucker. Even though it’s gross and knowing that it won’t hurt my baby compared to the regular nose sucker they give in the hospital. The nail clippers are easy to use for those tiny fingers, and the comb is very gentle when washing baby’s hair. The best one that helped me the most is the windi gas passer. I was very scared to try it out but I never want to see my baby in pain and very constipated so I ended up using the windi and my baby is 3-weeks-old and I must say it worked so much! I will def putchase this for the next person who is having a baby. A must need!!" —Janicef
Get it from Target for $39.99.
