Comments on: Baby Gear I’m Thinking About…

By: Jill

Thu, 17 Oct 2019 18:28:30 +0000

RE: cons about the SkipHop Moby tub, the only issue we had with it was that when you adjust the sling as the baby grows, there are open “notches” that baby’s toes and fingers could get caught on if they squirm around. We simply covered these with waterproof electrical tape…not fancy but get’s the job done!

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By: Jill Schoenecker

Thu, 17 Oct 2019 18:27:45 +0000

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By: My Plans For Where The Baby Will Sleep - REZTT

Mon, 30 Sep 2019 11:00:57 +0000

[…] you that we are not, I repeat NOT, logistically prepared to have a third child. I already wrote a blog post about how we have zero baby or pregnancy gear left. Additionally, we have spent all our money on […]

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By: Rachel

Thu, 19 Sep 2019 19:49:06 +0000

The Nanit 100%. It is so convenient to have on your phone when you are out. I thought I would miss the 2 way speaker, it really isn’t necessary. The insights are great especially when they are little and if you are sleep training. We do still use them but is not necessary probably once they are 2. We have the guava lotus travel crib, I think it is similar to the Bjorn but cheaper. It rests on the ground and the mattress seems comfortable my son sleeps great in it!The inglesina is great but we don’t get much use at home I think with an island it would be more useful. I have heard great things about the Snuggle me but we are a Dock A Tot Family. Literally the only thing my son would sleep in for the 1st 4 months and I have recommended it and lent mine out and haven’t heard one bad things from anyone regarding it!

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By: Ruth

Thu, 19 Sep 2019 01:34:19 +0000

We have both the Lillebaby and the Ergo baby carrier. Lillebaby is definitely the better option. Easy to put on and off without help and the all seasons aspect is great for a summer and winter carrier!

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By: Alexandra

Mon, 16 Sep 2019 19:51:48 +0000

Guave Lotus travel crib – light weight, easy to fold up and down and grows with baby. I would recommend it ahead of any others. And it has an option for add ons to make it a rocking bassinet, so you would eliminate the need fo another bassineet.

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By: Kelly S

Mon, 16 Sep 2019 05:00:01 +0000

Discovered the Haakaa with my second born two months ago and it’s incredible! He feeds a lot so I haven’t been pumping nearly as much as my first and the Haakaa is just the right amount of relief for my boobs – especially in the middle of the night. I’m able to get an extra 1-2 ounces out a couple of times a day. Love this product.
Oh and big big fan of the Babybjorn Travel Crib. It’s been incredible for travel.

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By: Jessica

Mon, 16 Sep 2019 02:12:01 +0000

You can rent the Snoo! It’s about $100 a month, but way less expensive than buying it for the last baby.

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By: Miriam

Sun, 15 Sep 2019 22:43:27 +0000

Hi Eva! Love the way you laid out these pros and cons of some of my favorite products!!

HAD to add… We have the Baby Bjorn travel crib. The one feature we REALLY wish it had is a side zipper to get into the crib from the side instead of the top. I’ve seen this feature on the Guava and some other travel cribs. We love how lightweight and easy the Baby Bjorn is to assemble, but actually getting our son in and out of it when he was an infant was difficult because we had to fully lay him down. (Hello back pain). Once he was crawling/ walking it became much easier. We traveled a LOT when he was little so I remember this so clearly!

XO
Miriam

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By: Alisha

Sun, 15 Sep 2019 09:38:49 +0000

I was beyond excited for the mamaRoo. I had heard so many incredible things about it before I was even pregnant, and of course did extensive research while I was, which only confirmed it was THE best. Well, my daughter pretty much hated it. We could get away with maybe five minutes here and there once in a blue moon, and that was about it. She didn’t ever want to relax in it, and would kind of look at me like, “What is this sh*t? Why aren’t you holding me?” Lol. I can’t complain about the product itself; it has a lot of great features. I also didn’t find it too heavy to move around the house, just maybe a little awkward since the base is pretty significant and doesn’t detach. It was one of my most anticipated products, but we barely used it at all, and ended up selling it. I had originally wanted to keep it in case we have another, but we decided we’d try the Nuna Leaf next time. I love how long the Nuna is useable, but I do wish it had a plug-in option.

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