When your friend shares the exciting news that they are becoming a parent It's important to think about what the new parents would need or appreciate.
We explore the entire web to offer you the most amazing, thoughtful, unique and baseus a3 review useful products for your baby and friend.

1. Baby Hand and Foot Print

It's perfect. I would like to see where you tried to imprint (you can on the back side, but it's not the side that presses) so you could line it back up to make a toe you missed or a finger impression. However, I believe that failing to get it the first time is mostly the fault of the user.
The prints turned out extremely cute and are clear and printed on lovely thick paper. It is possible to use the same Ink Pad to turn the sheet for a second time if you make a mistake the first time and they even give you two sheets of paper per ink pad, because they know it's gonna happen.

2. Baby Hand Casting Kit

The castings came out so beautifully, I almost cried when I removed them from the mold. Be aware that the photos are the actual casts that came out of the mold, and before any touch ups. I'm so grateful to be reminded of how tiny my son's little hands and feet were when he was just one month old.
I'm sure to make use of these kits once the kid turns one year old.

3. Diaper Bag Backpack with changing station

I bought this for myself as I was expecting. The size of the bag is perfect. You can definitely fit everything you'll need, it has space for wipes that are on the other side and back. It's not too bulky on the back thanks to the play and pack. It has extra patting across the back, so it doesn't feel bad on your back. The only thing about the pack and play is that you might want to test the way it shuts. It took me a couple of times before I was able to do it quickly. The bottle section is large I would imagine you'll be able to accommodate a DR brown bottle inside the tall ones . I definitely recommend this to anyone who has a baby.

4. Wet Wipes Warmer

I genuinely disregarded the need for warming up the diaper wipes when I was making my registry for baby. I'm a first-time mother and didn't think it was going to be a big deal if the diaper wipes are warm or cold, however, I soon discovered that it was not the case. My infant daughter screamed each when we were using a cold wipe during a diaper changes. It disturbed her sleep and we'd stay up all night having to console her to go back to sleep.
Thanks to this warmer, I do not need to be concerned about crying babies changing from the shock of washing her up with a cold washcloth. The fact that it warms from the top helps keep the rest of the wipes from drying.