When your friend shares the excitement of finding out they are becoming a parent It's important to think about what the new parent would want or need.
We search across the entire internet to offer you the most amazing, thoughtful, unique and useful items for your child and your friend.

1. Baby Hand and Foot Print

It's working perfectly. I wish you could see the place you tried at imprinting (you can do it on the back side but it's not the side that presses) to be able to align it to get a toe you missed or a finger imprint but I think that not getting it first time is mainly an error of the user.
The prints turned out extremely adorable and are clear and are printed on nice thick paper. You can reuse the printing pad by flipping the page to test it again if you mess up the first time and they even provide two sheets of paper per ink pad because they know that it's going to happen.

2. Baby Hand Casting Kit

The castings came out so perfectly, that I almost wept as I took them out of the mold. Be aware that these photos show the actual casts that came out of the mold, and before any touch ups. I'm so happy I can be reminded of the tiny size of my son's feet and hands were when he was only 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 purchased this bag for myself because I was expecting. The size of this bag is just right. You will definitely be able to fit everything you'll require, and it comes with space for wipes that are on the other side and back. It's not too bulky on the back due to the play and pack. It's got extra padding on the back to ensure it won't cause any discomfort on your back. The only downside to the pack and play is that you may want to test the way it closes it took me a couple of times before I was able get it done quickly. The bottle section is big I believe you'll be able to squeeze in a DR brown bottle in the tall ones . I would definitely recommend this to anyone who has an infant.

4. Wet Wipes Warmer

I genuinely disregarded the necessity of warming up the diaper wipes when I was making my baby registry. I'm a new mom , and I thought that it would really matter if the wipes were warm or not, however, I soon realized that I was wrong. My infant daughter screamed each time we were using a cold wipe during a diaper change. It disturbed her sleep and we'd spend many nights having to console her to go back to sleep.
By using the warmer I never need to worry about my newborn crying during transition from shock non electric washing machine her with a cold cloth. Its ability to warm from the top helps keep the rest of the wipes from drying out.