This post contains links that may be affiliate links. The list is intended to provide for newborns and babies up to 6 months old, but many things will serve long past that 6-month mark. Therefore, you don’t want too many specialty items at home that you can’t easily take with you to be part of your baby’s daily routine. If you travel frequently, it's important for your baby’s comfort (and your own!) that you can easily create a similar environment on the road as the one at home. This list will also be helpful for nomadic families or travel lovers who don't want to give up those weekend getaways and vacations abroad just because they are having baby. The checklist will be helpful for you or any friends or family members you have who are expecting a baby and are on a budget or living a minimalist or low-clutter lifestyle. I have recently updated this list with what I've learned years down the road, including what I did the same - and differently - for baby #2. I'll share the results of hours of pre-purchase research and road testing. We were planning to continue our low-stuff nomadic lifestyle, so everything we purchased needed to travel with us or be easy to pass along when we were done with it. My husband and I created our minimalist baby registry six years ago for our first baby. Having been there, done that, twice (and come out on the other side with a six year old and a one year old) I can tell you definitively that you don’t need most of what is suggested. (Scroll down to see the "What to Skip" list for more on this.) Plus, you may have conversations with other well-meaning parents in which they mention things you never even though about, things like "pee-pee tents," and "diaper genies." feather your nest?Īs soon as you enter the world of, say, the "baby" category on Amazon, you're bombarded with things you may have never even considered, along with marketing messages preying on your fears and concern for your baby's wellbeing.Īfter all, throughout pregnancy, you're biologically primed to "feather your nest" with anything and everything you may need to keep your baby safe and comfortable. You already know you don't need everything marketed to parents-to-be.
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