How can one little person need so much gear? Find out what you really need for your baby with our comprehensive baby gear buying guides. We show you the absolute must-haves, what you can skip, and what's safe.
Not only are too many parents not keeping kids in rear-facing car seats long enough, but loved ones who notice aren't comfortable pointing it out.
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Going shopping for new items for your baby? Here are the must-haves (and the don't-needs) to help you shop smart.
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Shopping for your newborn can be a daunting task, especially since there's such a huge variety of baby products on the market. How many undershirts, sleepers, bottles and burping cloths does your little one need? Which lotions and creams should you stock up on? What should you carry in your diaper bag? Our baby basics shopping list will help you figure out exactly what you'll need for the first few months. Print it up and take it with you on your next trip to the mall.
Truth: Babies really don't require a lot of gear the first few weeks at home. So resist the temptation to buy everything--these basics are all your baby needs.
With so much baby gear out there, it's easy to feel overwhelmed and sometimes even buy too much-- but don't worry, here are five items you won't need to splurge on.
Nailing down your baby registry style can help make the task of registering for gear more manageable and more fun--and our quiz can help!
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The latest, the greatest, the smallest, and the biggest -- whatever you're looking for, start your shopping here!
Strollers come in all prices and sizes. Here are some valuable tips on which one to buy for your baby.
Your complete how-to guide, plus reviews of the three best apps around.
What gear do you really need for your newborn -- and what can be considered a nice-to-have luxury? Find out here.
Strollers are now more convenient, better looking, and (gasp!) even less expensive. Here, the best of the best.
Parents have been posting gross pictures on Facebook after taking their Tommee Tippee Perfect Prep milk machines apart and finding them filled with what looks like black grime and mold-like slime.
Save money on many baby items. With smart shopping, most of the things on your list are OK to buy used.
Splurge, save, or spend somewhere in the middle! We found beautiful baby gear at every price point.
A recommendation from Consumer Reports says babies older than 1 should be moved from infant car seats to rear-facing convertible seats.
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When shopping for a car seat, safety is always top of mind. There's only one way to take baby home from the hospital, and that is in an infant-safe car seat. Here are some tips for choosing the safest possible car seat for your little one.
