If your friend tells you the excitement of finding out they'll soon be parents, you'll want to think about what the new parent would want or need.
We explore the entire web to provide you with awesome innovative, creative, and useful items for your baby and friend.

1. Baby Hand and Foot Print

It works perfectly. I wish you could see where you tried at imprinting (you can do it on the back side but you cannot on the pressing side) so you could align it to make a toe you missed or a finger impression, but I believe that not getting it the first time is mostly user error.
The prints came out super cute and they are very clear and printed on lovely thick paper. It is possible to use the same ink pad to flip the paper to test it again if you mess up the first time and they even provide two sheets for each ink pad, because they know it's gonna happen.

2. Baby Hand Casting Kit

The casts were made beautiful, I nearly cried as I took them out of the mold. Be aware that these photos show the actual casts that came out of the mold before any touch ups. I'm thrilled to be reminded of how tiny my son's feet and hands were when he was only one month old.
I'm definitely going to use these kits once the kid turns one year old.

3. Diaper Bag Backpack with Changing Station

I purchased this bag for myself as I was anticipating. The size of the bag is just right. You will definitely be able to fit everything you'll require, and jetech screen protector it comes with a special place for the wipes on the side inside the bag. It's not bulky in the back thanks to the play and pack. It's got extra padding across the back, so it's not a problem for your back. The only issue with the pack and play is it is possible to play with it to test how it closes it took me a few times to be able perform it swiftly. The bottle section is big I believe you'll be able to squeeze in a DR brown bottle the tall ones . I would definitely recommend this to anyone who has one of their children.

4. Wet Wipes Warmer

I completely ignored the need for warming up the diaper wipes when I was making my registry for baby. I'm a new mom and I didn't believe it was going to matter much if diaper wipes were warm or not, however, I soon realized that I was wrong. My baby daughter was screaming every when we used a cold wipe during changing her diaper. It disrupted her sleep even and we'd spend many nights trying to soothe her back to sleep.
By using the warmer I don't need to worry about my newborn crying during transition from shock washing her with a cold cloth. The fact that it heats from the top prevents the rest of the wipes from drying out.