Not Sure What to Put on Your Baby Registry? We Suggest These 75 Items

Figure out sizing based on how old your baby will be when it first gets cold.

Hudson bunting ($13)

You don’t want that delicate noggin to catch a chill.

Carter’s hat and gloves ($10)

Get the size for your baby’s age in summer.

i Play sun hat ($12)

You’ll want at least six pairs in 0 to 6 months and 6 to 12 months.

Gerber socks ($10 for 8)

Also perfect for on-the-fly diaper changes.

Aden + Anais swaddles ($35 for 4)

Ditto the bunting. Buy based on your baby’s age when it gets cold.

7 A.M. Enfant snowsuit ($40)

The effort to stay organized is real.

Real Simple children’s hangers ($7 for 10)

You’ll want at least four in the 0 to 3 months size.

Kyte Baby footie PJ's ($30)

One that’s safe for baby is key.

Hello Bello detergent ($13)

This one is breathable, non-toxic and certified organic.

My Green Mattress crib mattress ($289)

Accidents happen. It’s worth investing in three four.

Brooklittles sheets ($52 for 2)

Whatever you buy, the key word is waterproof.

Plush Deluxe mattress protector ($20)

Better than a lullaby? Almost.

Petit Pehr mobile ($85)

Ideally one with pristine picture quality and a 360-degree view so you can keep tabs at all times.

Eufy baby monitor ($160)

“Because swaddling is super easy," said no parent ever.

Happiest Baby zipper swaddle ($23)

Even if you’re hesitant about using them, you’ll want a few on hand.

Philips Avent pacifiers ($4 for 2)

Intuitive setup included—a must-have when you’re on the road.

Baby Bjorn travel crib ($300)

Three should be enough.

Nodnal Co. sheets ($25 for 3)

Most parents stop swaddling around 4 months, and this is a nice next step. (Get a few in various sizes from small to large.)

Woolino sleep sack ($100)

The perfect gift from your mother (or mother-in-law).

Carter’s by DaVinci glider ($429)

You’ll want one that wheels right up to your bed.

Graco bassinet ($160)

Bring us all your sleep-training tips!

Marpac Dohm sound machine ($45)

It never hurts to register for an assortment.

Goodnight Moon ($5)

Before long, they won’t nod off without it.

Angel Dear lovey ($13)

Just be sure you clean them on the regular.

Elegant Baby bath toys ($15 for 8)

Honestly, you can never have too many.

Pretty See washcloths ($9 for 5)

Mainly for Instagrams.

Baby Aspen robe ($20)

To help avoid any head bonks during the witching hour.

Skip Hop faucet cover ($14)

Hypoallergenic and tear-free.

Mustela shampoo ($13)

For sensitive (and delicate) skin.

Evereden moisturizer ($30 for 2)

FYI, you’ll need more than one.

Clevamama bath towel ($22)

Good to have on hand—even if your newborn has little (to no) hair for a while.

The First Years American Red Cross hairbrush ($5)

One that comes with a magnifier is best.

The First Years American Red Cross nail clippers ($3)

Tuck these into your diaper bag for on-the-go changes.

Diaper trash bags ($15)

Plastic-covered, so all it needs is a quick wipe versus a machine wash.

Keekaroo changing pad ($130)

OK, these you’ll have to machine wash.

Boppy liners ($13 for 3)

Two words: Stock up.

Water Wipes ($43 for 12)

Doubles as a changing assistant when you have only one hand free.

OXO dispenser ($20)

To prevent diaper rash or stop it in its tracks.

A+D Ointment ($5)

It’s all about the foot pedal.

Dékor diaper pail ($30)

Two bags = disposal of 1,160 newborn diapers. Damn.

Dékor bags ($15 for 2)

So you can at least attempt to keep things organized.

Skip Hop diaper caddy ($42)

You will live in this thing for the first few months.

Boppy pillow ($40)

Great for bottles. Great for pump parts.

Boon drying rack ($15)

Just be sure the one you pick has a nipple cleaner.

OXO bottle brush ($8)

You can never have too many of these around.

Lewis burp cloths ($22 for 2)

Spit-up happens.

Little Unicorn bibs ($20 for 3)

You won’t need this immediately, but it’s always good to be prepared.

Stokke high chair ($270)

FYI, this is likely covered by your health insurance. (Just call your provider.)

Medela breast pump ($200; $180)

Get a few.

Bravado nursing bra ($49)

Ditto.

Bravado tank ($26)

Complete with a click-and-secure seal to prevent leaks.

Lansinoh bags ($20 for 100)

Doubles as a car seat cover for impromptu baby snoozing.

Amazon nursing cover ($7)

The goal: Limit leakage.

Bamboobies pads ($18 for 4 pairs)

This one folds down small enough to fit into the overhead compartment on an airplane. Enough said.

Bugaboo stroller ($519)

Cup holder included.

Skip Hop organizer ($23)

For your purse…or diaper bag.

Think King hooks ($12 for 2)

Opt for something lightweight for easy portability.

Bugaboo car seat ($350)

The removable top helps with temperature control.

Skip Hop car seat cover ($42)

The more pockets the merrier.

Freshly Picked bag ($175)

Because diaper emergencies are impossible to predict.

Skip Hop changing station ($30)

Hands-free baby bonding is the best.

Ergobaby baby carrier ($180)

Works in a carrier…and also a car seat and stroller.

Ergobaby infant insert ($35)

Great for restaurants—or your mother-in-law’s house.

Phil&Ted’s high chair ($90)

The easiest way to click your car seat into a stroller.

Car Seat bracket ($45)

So you have eyes on the road…and the back seat.

Brica mirror ($38)

For when baby is awake, but you need a hands-free moment.

Boppy lounger ($33)

Basic? Yes. But this is a toy that will entertain your little one for months.

The First Years cups ($6)

For a stylish way to corral all the toys.

Petit Pehr catch-all ($44)

We’ve never met a baby who didn’t go wild for this light-up rattle.

NogginStik rattle ($23)