The 14 Absolute Best Amazon Prime Day Deals for Babies and Kids

Who needs all the fancy accoutrements when you have two cup holders? Seriously, a kid with a pack of Goldfish and two cup holders at his whim has the world at his fingertips. And you get peace of mind knowing little Reynolds is safely strapped into a reasonably priced (and with a hearty discount, to boot!) car seat.

Nurture& ranks high in our PureWow testers' books for both comfort and design, this glider model has all the bells and whistles you could need (and want) for lulling a baby asleep without craning your neck (a million recline modes and lumbar support) with extra perks like a USB charging portal.

Your mission, should you choose to accept it: transfer your newborn from stroller to car. Without the right gear, this would be mission impossible. This bundle comes with the full-size Bravo Quick-Fold Stroller as well as the KeyFit 30 Infant Car Seat and base for streamlined travel.

This lil' contraption is genius. Even if you already got the fancy high chair you registered for (thanks, Aunt Hilda), grabbing one of these portable high chairs while they're on sale is clutch. They secure onto a table surface easily so that baby can enjoy (see: throw on the ground) all the broccoli they want, even if the restaurant or Airbnb or your younger brother doesn't have a high chair.

You only have so much space in your home. Why give so much real estate to a ginormous swing and bouncer. Enter: a nifty product that does both! Hurray! Let baby Troy gently sway or bounce to his little heart's content while you take in some important Netflix.

Let me introduce you to the thriftiest way to get your kids to sleep better: blackout curtains. Keep the light at bay during daytime naps or those 5:30 a.m. summer hours with thick curtains that are easy to install and come in a million different colors to match your 3-year-old's color scheme.

You will get to the point in your parenting journey where you will wish you had one of these handy-dandy potty seat contraptions on you at all times. This potty on-the-go is so easy to use and ultra portable—just what a fussy little tushy needs to go potty at grandma's house this Thanksgiving.

Dubbed "the OG snotsucker," let this product be a warning to all those on the fence about having kids. You will have to suck snot from their tiny little nostrils at some point (make that several points), and you will gladly do it because they're so cute and so incapable of so much. Thank goodness the LOFI industrial design exists to help grown-ups clear their kiddos' congested lil noses.

Your baby Einstein needs some early STEM learning, and this ring toy counts toward credits (in our un-accredited school of life, that is). But for real, it's as eye-catching for babies and toddlers as it is brain-stimulating—sequence, build, count and sort with both fine and gross motor skills.

When it comes to baby wipes, less is more. As in, you want the least amount of toxic schtuff touching baby's bum or face. That's why I personally love WaterWipes. They're 99.9 percent water, so they're mild, unscented and hypoallergenic. Also, I appreciate that one wipe goes a long way, whether we're talking diaper changes or baby-led weaning. A five-pack is honestly the minimum, since you'll want a pack in the car, in the diaper bag, and every room of the house.

Do you love cleaning bottles and have all the time in the world? Then skip this product. But if you hate scrubbing and an infant is howling from the other room as we speak, consider this Prime Day sale a true gem. As one reviewer (of the 744 five-star reviews) writes: "I’ve been using this bottle washer, sterilizer, and dryer cleaner for about a week now, and it has been a game-changer! As a parent of newborn twins, finding efficient ways to manage household chores is crucial. This device saves me so much time, allowing me to focus on other things around the house while having peace of mind knowing that my babies’ bottles are thoroughly cleaned and sterilized."

Also on my radar? This viral dream sock from Owlet. Baby wears it to sleep (of course, practicing safe-sleep practices), and parents gain insight into baby's health and safety via pulse and oxygen tracking. The system also pushes notifications when said baby child needs parents' attention. One shopper raves, "The Owlet Dream Sock has been a game-changer for our family’s peace of mind. This innovative baby monitor provides real-time insight into our little one’s sleep patterns and wellness, which is incredibly reassuring as new parents." She continues, "The setup was simple, and the sock fits snugly yet comfortably on our baby’s foot without causing any irritation. It’s lightweight and doesn’t disturb our baby’s sleep, even during long stretches." And with it being $100 off thanks to Prime Day, you can't say no.

Multitasking just got *much* easier with this Medela hands-free breast pump, which is a handy, portable device that allows you to pump anytime and anywhere. Per the brand, it features two-phase technology, which they say mimics baby’s natural sucking rhythm. Plus, the anatomically designed cups also mimic the shape of a lactating breast, while still being discreet enough to fit into your bra. "I honestly didn’t expect to love the Medela Freestyle as much as I do. I had heard so many stories about hands-free options causing supply dips due to incomplete emptying, so I was wary of straying from my Spectra pump. But I've been VERY pleasantly surprised!" exclaims one five-star shopper.

Considering this popular pump is currently over $100 off, I would sprint to the checkout if I were you.

All aboard the stroller wagon! This wagon not only keeps your little ones safe and comfortable during outings, it's also quite versatile as it can carry two children and handle up to 110 pounds of whatever you're carrying with you. The seats come with an adjustable push handlebar, and the safety component is checked with a harness belt, alongside a face-to-face ergonomic seating design. My favorite feature? The all-terrain EVA tires that make it perfect for outdoor adventures.