12 POPULAR BABY PRODUCTS I REGRET BUYING / REFUSE TO BUY

Some of these items may shock you, but these are the baby items I NEVER use!
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[@rachelleigh6269]

Girl lol I'm a 32G without my milk in. Nursing bras are 100% necessary. I wish I could wear bralettes, they are so cute.

[@caraleege9530]

I love nursing bras when I’m out of the house, it makes it a ton easier

[@whitleylovig3873]

after 2 kids I'm now a 42F bra size and were looking at having a 3rd lol. a good nursing bra is so a must with big boobs. :) but yeah of you can get away with not having to buy them then you go for it!

[@pinds83]

I'm only a b-c cup, but bralettes don't work well for me. A comfy (and flattering) nursing bra is only around $15 at Target.

[@grumpsu3377]

agree, im DD without milk, was an E with milk, i had to use a nursing bra, could not use normal bras.

[@hardinkristy]

Yes. That was the only thing I disagreed with. I'm a 38DD and it's a must for us bigger mommas. 😊

[@mommathriftvlog5375]

P.S. for all of you loving the corn starch idea, I put mine in a little parmesan shaker and sprinkle it on my baby's bottom. Works great 😅

[@Red_Fox8]

I am a guy who are not married and don't have kids.. But I love this channel. Regardless of the topic, I just love the general talks and the kids always makes me smile ❤️

[@chynabarnescb]

How cute

[@angied.411]

This is so cute

[@MissTrampAline]

Thank you!! I feel like KZbin and other platforms create the image that you have to have all these things for your baby. My husband and I live in a small space on a budget, so our first baby was bathed in the laundry basket, changed on the bed and didn't have a stroller for the first few months because she was very happy in the baby wrap. The only thing we spent money on was washable diapers and wipes which saved us money in the long run. The rest we just gathered second or third hand, mostly for free! I had her in France where they also encouraged tracking everything, but it stressed me out so I stopped and she ended up setting her own routine in her own time. My biggest tip for new mommas- try to relax and only worry when it's actually important! Stress - including the financial stress of having to buy so many things- is so bad for your health. Thanks for making this video!

[@mommathriftvlog5375]

I found that you don't need an excessive amount of baby clothes, especially newborn size. They grow so fast in the first few months that they hardly get to wear their outfits more than a few times! Another thing I have done without is a lot of baby furniture like bouncer, swing, bumbo, walker, stationary jumpers, etc. It's really not necessary! Pick one or two of those and you should be fine. I also really dislike light-up and battery operated, noisy baby toys. I feel like they just overstimulate Baby. Stick with rattles, teethers, or crinkly toys instead.

[@jeannettestecher5853]

When you have large breasts a bralette does not work. Unforutionaly, I needed to invest in some nursing bra.

[@mariadulan2316]

Jeannette Stewart same!!

[@marissabernal9704]

Coconut oil is too large of a molecule for our skin to absorb, therefore there is no moisturizing. Just sits on top of the skin.

[@charopcute8372]

That makes it a good barrier cream

[@gmfknoutlaw3761]

Exactly

[@Tajizzle]

I believe this because i use it to moisturize my belly and abt 5 mins later its all gone

[@RaeBehrs]

I recommend using jojoba oil instead!

[@annikhoopdance9990]

Use lard

[@annemimosa]

Funny thing that I needed almost everything from your list. :) Especially blackout curtains were a lifesaver. Without them my kiddo would woke up at 6 a.m, but with them he was sleeping until 8:30 a.m. Well, it’s one more prove that all kiddos are soooo different.... In Finland we don’t have baths at home, only shower or sauna, so I really needed to have a baby bath . 😅

[@infiniteregresss]

just opened up KZbin hoping for a good video to get ready to and you posted! Excellent timing ☺️

[@daneterblanche6415]

A good tip I got regarding wipes: when you put baby down to change baby's diaper, put the cold wipe or two in the top of your shirt near your heart. By the time you need the wipe it will be warm. No wipe warmer needed 😊

[@anitakay6722]

I agree with some of these, but personally, I found the nursing bras, baby tub, changing pad, and nipple cream super helpful. I have a very large bust, so just using a normal bra just didn’t work too well. I actually ruined one of my bras doing that. The bath tub was a huge help since we bathed our daughter in there tub with it in the sink. After having her, my core was so shot and I needed her to be up higher. I tried to use my milk for my sore nipples, but it simply wasn’t enough. My daughter had a severe lip and tongue tie, so I was in a lot of pain. Once that was fixed, I still used the cream for tenderness, and it worked like a charm It’s so interesting how everyone has such a different experience!

[@alexintheabstract]

YES about the tracking app! It made me even more obsessed and aware of how much sleep we are both NOT getting. Not tracking has helped me to be a lot calmer.

[@emileehoobler7391]

It’s interesting!! So many of these items I used SO MUCH for my babies/me. All babies and mamas are different and have different needs 💕

[@arianalove3782]

Target has really good nursing bras for 12.99. Bralettes don’t work for the well endowed women lol

[@CirquedJoy]

Right, I went up to a DD with my pregnancy, and I tried nursing in my normal bras when all of my nursing ones were being washed, it was not comfortable.

[@VS-re1sr]

I went from a 30DDDD to a 34DDD at 6 months pregnant. I do not know what size I will need, but does anyone have advice on where to find or what to look for in nursing bras? Also, since my fetus is living inside my rib cage can I expect my band size will reduce once the pressure is relieved?

[@joanthewise]

Wired bras does not allow your breast milk to flow and can cause ducts to block.

[@audreysuzzane9278]

I totally agree with your list other than the nursing bras. I tried wearing normal bras and I had such a hard time nursing with them. The brand Kindred Bravely makes really nice ones that aren’t super pricey.

[@mirnie555]

Audrey Suzzane also, the Bravado bras are lovely too! I wore them in pregnancy and throughout this first year postpartum and still love them!

[@lilbeebaby93]

Delilah! We did it, I’m pregnant! 💜💜 you have been such an inspiration through this journey, you help me stay positive and keep my goals in mind. Thank you so much for your incredible content and positive attitude. So much love from Alberta 💚

[@Kelly-us9wb]

Congratulations to you!!! 🤱

[@LoeppkysLife]

Congratulations! ❤️

[@zzevonplant]

I obviously don't know you at all, but I'm so excited for you!!! Congratulations!!! I just had my first 3 weeks ago, and even though she's *still* in the NICU and that really sucks (I basically nice here with her though so that helps, but her daddy misses us terribly) it's still just been the most amazing experience and I feel so blessed to be her mom. And now getting to experience having a baby, I'm just super happy for you. It really is such a blessing, so, congratulations ❤️

[@b2h316]

Congratulations to you! Me too! 😍😍🎉🎉 Love from Edmonton

[@aritenenbaum391]

Congratulations! That's so exciting and wonderful :) Love from Ontario

[@lara_xy]

i think using cornstarch and coconut oil is the best way to do it. Natural is the safest option

[@FemsLife]

hi! can you do like a closet tour of Eloise? I thik that would be so much fun! xxx

[@cassandragraham2964]

And Theo! 😀

[@anayancitetedoux6159]

A delilah 's closet tour ...

[@HairTwoHeels]

I agree with the tracking app! I did it with Cohen and I started with Brighton too but I realized a few days ago that it's just anxiety inducing and I stopped and it's been so great the last few days.

[@Katie-lf9hv]

Elle Lindquist I agree Elle! I didn’t have time to keep track with my son, I didn’t keep track of diapers changes, and he nursed on command so I didn’t track that either. By the way, Love you Elle ❤️

[@sarahr4301]

Yes! I had so much anxiety around feeding my daughter and had no reason to be concerned. I’m not even downloading one next time.

[@mirnie555]

SO STRESSFUL. I would set alarms through the night so that my son wouldn't go more than 3 hours since the start of his last feed... which, since feeds and diaper changes took about an hour, that meant I was getting 2 hours (or less) of sleep in a row. Every single time, I had to wake him up, and he was hardly ever hungry enough to eat a full feed at night... even from about 1 week old. Adding the stress of recording minutes fed/on what side/when/ pee and poop diapers.... it was insane the anxiety it created. Next time, as long as my child is behaving normally and having good pees, I'm not waking them up in the night OR recording any of it.

[@jesuislafilleatomiqu]

For me it would be different, it helps me keep track because I can’t keep track of time, so it helps me figure out what to start with when she wakes up grumpy. I don’t put pressure on tracking it every time, I just track feeds and nappies (I keep forgetting though)

[@JoelleAnello]

This is so useful, especially since we’re expecting our first and living in a very small space!

[@ellie0813]

As a new momma, thank you so much for sharing this!!

[@kendrahendon5846]

The cornstarch thing is so true! I had my first in 2013 & I remember looking at my mom like she was crazy when she said that 😂 but it’s literally magic!

[@philippapay4352]

Very helpful. Very interesting. Some of these items are just marketing ploys to get us to think we need more than we really do. A real public service you've performed with this vlog. Theodore's looking good.

[@txgirl0512]

Thank you for this! I’m loving all of your videos. 36 weeks pregnant here and I’m ready for my baby boy to make his debut!

[@livelaughlove12]

I’m 8 weeks and this is so helpful! Can’t wait for the opposite video of what you love!!

[@chrisell7419]

I literally disagreed with everything in this video 🤣 my baby wore shoes, she used an amazing diaper cream that was also cheap and worked wonders, we had to buy lotion for her sensitive skin, a wipe warmer was the only way she would stop screaming when we changed her, I could go on but haha I'll leave it there. This is why they say every baby is different. What didn't work for you may be perfect for someone else. :)

[@renrensiren112]

Christina Eller i know its crazy how different we all do things and i also disagreed with almost everything except the wipeable changing pad

[@Bea56601]

I don't think she was saying that something like a diaper warmer isn't nice or helpful, she's saying that it, along with many of the items on her list, are not necessary. And babies aren't supposed to wear shoes until they're walking. So something like that is actually harmful to their little feet.

[@chrisell7419]

@@renrensiren112 yes!!! I used the wipeable changing pad but on a changing table!! Which she said she didnt need. Lol I just feel like I love everything I have that she listed and feel all was completely necessary in my house. And shoes on babies are so cute, they keep their feet warm for winter babies like mine was for example. To each their own of course :) no hate to the video just pointing out every one is different.

[@chrisell7419]

@@Bea56601 🤣 I doubt the ballet slippers she was in, little more than socks did any harm. The 1000 visits I took her to the doctors and they all commented on how adorable they were never once mentioned it harming her. I'm sure they would have informed me ;)

[@renrensiren112]

Christina Eller I agree theres no way they could do long term damage if worn for a few hours only on certain ocassions I have winter babies too so I can totally relate ☺️

[@laura_isabelle_lifestyle]

Such a great video! Here are 12 Alternative Product Suggestions (a mixture of Delilah and my own) for new moms: 1. Coconut oil, Corn Starch 2. Coconut oil , natural bath oil (we use Epimax bath oil - so no need for expensive lotions) 3. Warm socks if baby needs something over their feet. 4. Warm baby wipes in bra before using on baby especially in winter, also gives a little cool relieve to moms who breastfeed. 5. Any WIRELESS bra (wired bra's can cause mastitis) , Cotton on bralettes are sometimes on sale , super cheap. 6. Bath tub inserts or holding baby while taking a bath or showering (you would have to be super careful but it is possible). 7. Changing pad on table/dresser 8. (I loved using nipple cream after every feed) but you can also use your own breast milk for free. 9. Agree and Disagree , cause L's nails grow crazy fast and tears into his skin if we don't clip them but we do use normal nail clippers and not a special baby one. 10. Feed on demand, don't force a routine from day 1 , it creates unnecessary stress. 11. Let babies fall asleep in most types of "scenarios" to ensure they don't struggle in strange places or limit when and where they can fall asleep. 12. Cloth Diapers are great to reduce waste, but you can also immediately trow out diapers in an outside bin.

[@jessemiller5994]

Thank you so much for this video! I am not a mother yet, but it's nice to hear your ideas. Again, thank you! ♥️

[@TiffanyDayYT]

I agree with the tracking so much! I tried tracking with my first and was stressed when I went to work and no one else would track when they watched my daughter. Now with my son I dont track at all. I do plan to track sleep patterns when we start the transition to his own room when he is older.

[@fiascochick3]

I swear I’ve only watched 3 of your videos so far and learned so much already! Ftm due in August and I’m so glad I found your channel!

[@lindseydelight]

I have a 14 month old and we really like the Ubbi diaper pail, it definitely contains the smells!

[@jessicajessica8690]

I have 2 kiddos in clothe diapers and have 2 ubbi pails with washable liners. Change them every other day. They are amazing!

[@bangkokmom2453]

I really like your cornstarch idea, thanks for sharing!

[@kate-studio-huske]

Great video, thanks- couldn't agree more with everything on your list!

[@abbasazadvaz1892]

Hi Delilah! You are so inspiring i love your channel!!! 💖💖💖

[@TheKnallkorper]

I agree with most of these, except the diaper genie. I have one, and I love it! We use it and take it out once it is full. No guests have ever turned up their nose, and my husband and I have never noticed a smell. We leave it in the living room, too

[@SarahO]

The nurses at the hospital showed me a great trick - they would put the baby hat over the babies eyes like a little sleep mask. It helps when baby wants darkness or when your carrying them under a bright light while they are sleeping. Cheaper than blackout curtains!

[@hayleyroche4379]

I've been pretty lucky with diaper rash. I have a small sample tube of Destin that I've used so little of and that's all. Our lack of diaper rash may be attributed to our cloth diapering! Also my changing table cost me $10 on FB marketplace. I had a c section and it was a life saver! Bending over to change even over the couch was so painful! Was so happy I had it!

[@beewilliams6768]

Taking what I needed and leaving what I don’t but very grateful for you sharing your point of view 💚 thank you mama

[@pintachu9162]

It's important you track diapers and feedings because every baby is different and you need to establish what is normal for your baby. Once you have that data, even though it can be stressful, its used to make sure they are healthy when you see the pediatrician, or catch problems early on.

[@hinahinananoha7783]

It's much less stressful to let baby and yourself be. If the baby is not peeing or not feeding, you'll notice anyway.

[@khoubrowne9017]

I wish I saw this video before I had my baby cuz I definitely agreed with everything. Watching other videos made me feel like I had to buy everything. I mean, every one is different with their needs and wants but so far with my 6 month, I've found that a lot of items were really excessive at the end of the day. Thanks Delilah!

[@hayleymah2736]

I had c sections so I’m somewhat glad I had a change table, but with this bubba I’ve decided to use an old desk that we don’t use :) and it’s got draws so great for storage also!

[@pzmrzla]

Thank you for the idea with cornstarch. I will try it 😊

[@chellllsea123]

New subscriber! Loved this video I’m due in a few weeks and this was very helpful

[@imchelseamarie_]

Corn starch all the way!!!! I'm going to try the little cloth poof this go around with baby number two thanks for the idea 😊

[@TracyPodz]

I love my nursing bras! I got really inexpensive ones from amazon and I wore them while being pregnant too cause they’re so comfy. But of course everyone has to do what works for them!

[@frizzzx86]

i sooo agree with the tracking app. i even had a journal where i would write down when she fed, for how long, diapers etc. it was so stressful. then i downloaded the app and would forget to type in the times.

[@kristianeby4669]

Great idea with the cloth for the corn starch I use it all the time and struggle to get it on lol

[@aileenc8905]

I'm 22 weeks pregnant and just started chalking out my baby essentials checklist / gift registry. Some of these products you mentioned were exactly the ones I had doubts about. I'll put them on hold and later see if I really, really need them Thank you, Delilah! God bless you and your sweet family.

[@kmsevero1]

I'm 20 weeks and trying to plan my baby buying list - this was SUPER helpful information!!! Thank you so much. I'm not super minimalist but I am very budget-concious like a lot of folks so I don't want anything I don't need. Plus, who wants all that extra, non-necessary stuff in the house anyway?! Great video :)

[@MsHaleyhomicide]

Absolutely loved using coconut oil when my son was a newborn! Hydrated his sensitive/flaky skin and he always smelled so good.

[@janessanm]

Loved this! So many unnecessary things! Saved for my future 🤰 😉

[@katew1030]

My toddler is 2 and we actually still use the changing table. It's a convenient height and makes for a great location to brush teeth, trim nails, fix her hair etc. without bending down/straining our backs.

[@emilypage959]

I get anxious without my tracking app... It gave me peace of mind knowing I can look and see what I needed to do next

[@stephallen9819]

I disagree with the nail clipper thing. My daughter's nails grow like crazy and they do not peel off easily. I have to cut hers a lot. I prefer baby safety scissors to clippers but definitely need a pair. I also liked having a change table so I could store nappies and wipes and stuff underneath. This baby I'm getting a dresser and change pad because there is no wardrobe in the room. Instead of a diaper genie or bin (which i know i would be too slack to change) I hung a scented diaper sack on the door and would put the wer diapers into it and then when it was full or there was a poopy one I would knot it and take it straight to the outside trash. Another thing I bought and didn't use is a baby swing, my daughter hated it! Instead we used an old style metal and crocheted bouncer! Cheaper, smaller and portable (great to take to friends houses for dinner etc and we also took it to casual rrestuarants on occasion!). I also wished I didn't get a capsule. It was a pain to get out of the car, it was heavy and I never bothered putting the attachments on my pram to use it 🤦‍♀️ A rearward facing carseat is much more comfy for baby too

[@absynthefaerie]

Steph Allen you should try a soft nail file. It is safer than clippers cause there is no stress of “I don’t want to clip the finger tip” with wiggly hands.

[@stephallen9819]

@@absynthefaerie thanks. I find it easy with baby safety scissors 😊

[@ashleya4805]

I know everyone says not to buy baby shoes but I'm just helpless when I see them. They're so darn cute.

[@jennhutto3330]

I totally agree with the wipe warmer and changing table! We ditched both after our first daughter turned a year old, and never even thought about using them with our second! We also never used the portable changing pads that go in the diaper bag(they were changed on the seat), those individual diaper trash bag thingys and I purchased cotton reusable nursing pads(saved SO much money)!! And I used breast milk on every surface of my children🤣 I'm new here, and LOVE that I found your channel! It's so refreshing to fill my mind with Christian advice and share in your mama journey! I love seeing how you handle life with your babes, lets me know I'm not alone with my four year-old and two-year-old daughter's 💗

[@LoeppkysLife]

❤️❤️❤️

[@jessicachipepo442]

I agree with the tracking apps add so much stress!

[@rebekahkerr1723]

There are some interesting products listed here! There are some that I use and some I totally agree are no good as well. I almost fell into the baby shoe trap the other day, they were sooo cute but I hardly even leave the house with a newborn 😂

[@Lindaadnil99]

Love the honesty, some people just buy popular items for the hype and make videos about that - super helpful what you’re doing 💕💕 my partner and I are ttc so I’m looking for loads of stuff and I love your videos 😍🥰

[@sueping8281]

Your videos just make my day better

[@bangkokmom2453]

Same! I always look forward to them.

[@Bea56601]

I agree with most of this list as many of the items are simply marketing ploys. When I got pregnant I couldn't believe how much "stuff" is shoved in our faces. I'll have to give the cornstarch trick a try! Good tip, Delilah!

[@mariyamfiroz6671]

I totally agree with all the items on your list!

[@karin4436]

Changing tables can be so expensive. I literally saw my dad change my brother on a large shelf once and since I’ve realised you don’t need a special table 😄

[@katiev9494]

I can’t believe how Many people don’t know about cornstarch! I’m pregnant with my first but I plan on trying that before anything else

[@Heather73090]

Nursing bras, a diaper genie, nipple cream, and baby nail clippers were essentials for me! Guess it goes to show you how everyone’s needs are different! Agree with the wipe warmer definitely though! I regret buying a big diaper bag that didn’t fit like a backpack and a nursing cover because I ended up never covering up while nursing or just using a swaddle blanket

[@elizabethmortimer5498]

Definitely just removed a couple things from my baby registry after watching this... Can't wait for your must-haves!

[@stacey119]

I agree with so much of this stuff! However, with the change table I actually managed to find one that came with a set of drawers so it didn’t take up any extra space. Clothes were easy to find when dressing my daughter and everything was just in the one place. As she gets older and I’m not changing her anymore I am able to take the top off and just have the set of draws left!

[@burnsnest]

I tried your cornstarch poof trick a while back when you first mentioned it and I was just wondering what you store it in. Do you set it on anything or put it in anything in your diaper bag?

[@PhoebeWood]

Enjoying these videos, I have a changing pad like yours. We visited New York once and came across it, brought it back to Australia.

[@sheislikethestars]

great list! I agree with them all except the nursing bra in part- just for ladies with more to hold-up. I developed mastitis the times I did try to wear my regular bras. Even when I'm not nursing I can never wear a bralet, it gives no support. So I looked for "regular" bras in bigger sizes causing them to be less constricting and bf friendly, paired with nursing tanks for nighttime.

[@robinli8399]

Looks really gorgeous!

[@makaylacortez4406]

Can you do a makeup grwm? Or something! Bc you're so pretty and it looks so natural

[@marilorueiro]

So true! I had 2 nursing bras and several nursing tank tops, the tops were my favorite because i could just lift my t-shirt and not show any skin. Also really enjoyed the tracking app for feeds and sleep, as a first time mom it was reassuring and helped me understand my daughters patterns, but I can see myself not using it with the next one. I wore nursing pads until my daughter was almost 2y old, I leaked so much, lol.

[@marthaanderson7157]

very informative! thanks!!

[@v.9008]

You have such great video ideas 😄

[@naomiwhitehead4392]

Woop never been this early for a video 😁 considering I’m expecting my first baby any day now this is a video I needed! ❤️

[@thanvijitendra]

I agree with everything you said. Made lot of sense.

[@tyannagreen6234]

Here to attest to Trueandco bras! Soft enough to just pull up or down to nurse and soooo comfy! Offers enough support too!

[@vivianasousa25]

Vaseline it's not good for you... You should search about the ingredient petrolatum

[@segentekeste8717]

viviana sousa yah that’s what I was thinking. It’s not as natural as you think

[@wanderingoldsoul420]

Definitely wouldn't recommend Vaseline, as well. Especially for the nipples where your child inevitably ingests a small amount.

[@taylordawn8684]

Petroleum based products will actually make your skin dependant on the petroleum. Anything made with natural butters or oils is better.

[@cielo.y.suenos]

coconut oil all the way :)

[@fadedcinderella]

Burts Bee's has a great ointment that is natural compared to Vaseline

[@mariem.5369]

I regret buying newborn socks. Both of my daughters were always in footie pajamas or swaddled. Plus those little itty bitty socks were always getting lost because the girls kept somehow taking them off

[@mikaelatanny2028]

I found it good to have a few for the clothes people bought me that didn't have foot covers but I totally agree! I rarely used socks and don't think I would purchase more than 3 pairs if I bought them myself.

[@kiwishake1]

I‘m not at home but I‘m so excited to watch it.

[@user-fg8rb3qv3n]

Love all your videos!:)

[@jenniferhansen7925]

👍🏼 up for this for sure! I do use baby nail clippers still on my 4&7 year old but other then that I don’t think you need anything on your list! I am about to have my 3 baby and need to rebuy things and the list is very limited.

[@mariyakaducey]

Totally agree, I don't get most of those products for babies or me. I actually didn't even know what a diaper genie before this video. :D I try to be more minimalist so don't own a lot of products :). I don't even have changing pad :) use towel and I do regret buying electric pump. Bought it because everyone was saying that I need one. It was so much work with that pump even to relief in the beginning that I bought manual small pump just in case of relieving from engorgement and loved it (I do have haakaa but it worked only during feedings and not in between). Thank you for your amazing videos!!!

[@ambersimons1561]

Due Aug.31st with baby #2. I agree with this list completely! In addition to what you mentioned we also wont be buying special baby towels and washcloths. (Okay maybe one cute towel for pictures... maybe) I realize now how completely overboard we went buying things with our first and how quickly he didnt need them anymore.

[@MzEllaful]

The blackout curtains are for me, lol.

[@valerieportillo8312]

Ur so inspiring ❤️

[@91splamy]

I used a wipe warmer briefly, my hubby insisted. When we started cloth diapering I used it as a dispenser for my cloth wipes, but kept the warming function off.

[@mandalyngarrett5390]

I use a bigger meshed baby bath seat, that way, if she poops or pees, it goes through the holes and down the drain. She sits in the shower with me while I shower myself. That way, I'm with her and we both get clean. You can find this seat at Target or Amazon.

[@gingerbop157]

looking forward to your must haves :)

[@orma9602]

Awesome video !

[@jessicahayes8701]

I didn’t even think about how blackout curtains would make it hard for them to sleep elsewhere. Such a good point.

[@imprincesskay87]

I agree with most of these. Especially diaper creams! They made my baby’s diaper rashes so much worse. I switched to coconut oil and pampers baby dry diapers and she never got a diaper rash again. One thing my baby needs is the baby nail clippers. Her nails grow so fast. I clip them weekly.

[@alexapabon3760]

I am a first time mom my son just turned 8 months today and I definetely agreed with you on all of those items. That diaper genie is so useless! Love your videos always helpful for me:)!

[@justinesnyder5023]

Love your lip color in this video!

[@kiwishake1]

Please can you make a video about showering with a Baby because my daughter is now 3 months old and can‘t hold up her Head all the time so I don‘t know how I Should do it ?

[@SourPatchMom]

Definitely need my baby nail clippers and still use weekly on my almost 15 month old. Otherwise, I agree with pretty much everything listed.

[@SK-nw8fz]

Where is your necklace from?? It’s so pretty! I love your channel 😊

[@kathleensteele1220]

Totally agree re baby nail clippers and tracking apps!!

[@nephtali480]

1. For rashes i used Lard and redness got resolved after the first application, my babies skin was already peeling and this worked like magic, never again had a rash. 2. I agree with all of the mentioned above, i also own a diaper genie trash can and it is still in the box, might use it as baby gets older and poop starts to smell, for now we are fine because it does not smell yet. 3. For nipple cream i only needed the small one given by the hospital, if it is not offered ask for it. You wont need other ones or try coconut oil like she said i havent tried it.