Baby Products I Regret Buying (Dad Edition) + Alternative Options 2021

I discuss newborn baby products I regret buying and alternative suggestions to expensive, "must-have" registry items for newborns.
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Introduction: (0:00)
Baby Clothes: (0:42)
Swaddles: (1:05)
Snap Pajamas: (1:30)
Diaper Genie v. Ubbi: (1:56)
Dock-A-Tot: (2:58)
Hatch Baby Grow: (4:39)
Sponsored Message: (5:17)
Owlet Cam: (5:51)
4moms Mamaroo: (6:38)
Expensive Bassinets: (7:28)
Outro: (9:25)
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[@solidqueen88]

The fact that a dad made this video I'm gonna like it because we need more daddy content up in here!!

[@watchlast1692]

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[@ceeceeforever8511]

Yes 🙌🏾

[@therealcocoxo]

Literally same!

[@GabrielleMcHargue]

Father craft is another good account!

[@DanielJones117]

Yep

[@HCPF123]

So nice to hear you mention about how unsafe the dock a tot is. So many youtubers promote it and people don’t realize how unsafe it is.

[@Emmannie]

Influencers promote it because they get it for free. Then it’s the parents who buy it who foot that marketing expense. We never even considered it and are glad we went the Boppy route instead.

[@HanBang]

All baby nests are not allowed in Canada - maybe for good reason!

[@mandielee0930]

I cringe every time I see people use them. so unsafe and $200 for a dog bed 🤣

[@mikaelatanny2028]

I asked for a similar product and ended up researching more into it and found out the product was unsafe. I could no longer return the product so I used it with an awareness of the risks. If I had another baby I wouldn't use it and I don't recommend it even though I had used it for my daughter for 6 months. I am happy that people are talking about the risks of it and I wish there were strict standards for selling products like that.

[@jadedjourneys]

Agreed

[@katlynngaron]

your unsafe information about the dock a tot was such a breath of fresh air from a youtuber, safe sleep is so important so THANK YOU for discussing this!

[@SailorDoc]

Dock a tot is recalled.

[@mansamusa4120]

Thank you for the video. As a first time dad I spent 2hours filling our Amazon registry and now I am rethinking it. I look forward to more of your videos.

[@ThreeDPrintDesigns]

As a stay at home Dad of three, one being a 4 week old baby, I couldn't agree more. Love seeing Father's perspective. Make sure everyone knows we're not useless!

[@millsrelf6328]

Dads are not useless!! My husband does better job in calming our baby down than me! I don't even know how her car seat works as he dows it all himself. Will have to learn at some point 🤭

[@ThreeDPrintDesigns]

@Kat T No, we've got 2 other children. I've been staying home for a couple of years now. But she did only get 6 to 7 weeks I believe. Unfortunately was unpaid leave.

[@lexiemaureen6877]

@@ThreeDPrintDesigns I hope she got unemployment 🙏🏼

[@ThreeDPrintDesigns]

@@lexiemaureen6877 Most definitely not! No worries, though. All is well!

[@cynthiaabella6043]

Dads are not useless. Dads are the best. Us as moms sometimes don’t let our husbands help us. But Dads rock. Love your videos.

[@christopheraplin]

On the monitor... my son was in the nicu for 47 days (much of that because he was on ventilation). When he was finally released one of the nurses pulled me aside and told me to stay away from monitors that measure Oxygen or heartrate... he's going home because he's healthy and viable. I struggled for those 47 days in the NICU to even hold my son as he was plugged in to so many machines, when he was home and free of immediate worry, it was so much better. My wife, who was in the hospital 8-12 hours each day to visit him (I went back to work a week! after he was born), was used to the sounds and comfort of knowing his O2 levels. But I insisted that when we got home, we didn't buy a system that would measure his o2 or heartbeat for our sake. It was the best decision. He's now a year old, he sleeps through the night and thanks to the care he received, has not had any issues. After experiencing 47 days of beeps and desats, I'm glad to have escaped those noises. For some, these devices may bring comfort and confidence. For us, I knew it would only bring about PTSD.

[@dadverb]

Thank you for sharing your perspective. While these devices are cool in theory, more and more long-term data is starting to come out to shed light on the efficacy of the product category. What I am seeing is that there's actually quite a high rate of false alarms going off for many parents which can cause increased levels of anxiety for some. As helpful as these devices intend to be, I still think that relying on these should never supersede safe sleep practices. To your point, if monitoring is medically necessary, then your doctor will prescribe you something that's hospital grade.

[@maryw1778]

So glad to hear your son is healthy and happy! Those devices just create helicopter-parents. Might as well microchip your teenagers.

[@ShellBell8821]

yes! I’m currently dealing with postpartum anxiety, and those types of monitors would have me up all night just checking. Every beep would freak me out. I’ve almost caved and bought one but I know it would do more harm than good.

[@IllyrianPrinces00]

Our NICU nurses we also so great. They told us the same exact thing. They also told us to not worry about sanitizing system. If someone in the house was sick to just use the microwave steam bags only then. It helps their immune system. And they were right. Hot water and soap does the job. Those nurses are truly God sent. I appreciate them so much. I am however considering an owlet with baby #2 because toddler and baby will share room.... I need peace of mind. I can’t cosleep with this kid too. We’ll need a custom family bed 😝.

[@joonsup]

One benefit of having a kid late compared to all your friends is that I was able to get a lot of the things as a hand me down such as newborn clothes which my son grew out so fast as well as the 4moms mamaroo and the graco swinging devices which worked for a week before our son refused to stay in it for longer than a few minutes. Halo bassinet was another hand me down which our almost 5 month old is about to grow out of so as Dad Verb mentioned, it will all depend on whether you are looking for bang for the buck values or only the high end items. One favorite of ours is the fisher price play mats with the dangling toys. We currently can get 15 to 20 minutes of "break time" while our son keeps himself occupied and we spent around 50 bucks? Thank you for all of your videos it really helped us prepare for the birth of our son this past summer.

[@Charlie-hd3qq]

How do you not have millions of subscribers???! All of your videos are so professional and you explain everything so clearly without taking a long time. You are such a great dad!! I LOVE your videos. Keep up the good work. ☺️

[@dadverb]

Thank you! Much appreciated.

[@celas855]

@@dadverb he will get there, but it takes time

[@marellellis9730]

Completely agree!! You were such a wonderful find when i was pregnant and my husband actually watched and listened to the vids!! You guys are great!! Looking forward to you building out your platform.

[@bmomosaik]

i can see why shocked he has this maybe, gave almost zero value in this 10 min video

[@Baldur_1]

He have

[@maryw1778]

This is a very honest and accurate review. I've had the experiences and agree with you on the Mamaroo, Doc-a-Tot, fancy bassinets, swaddles, pretty much everything! Please don't change the authenticity of your content.

[@korEhodd]

$100 for a scale? I put my kid in a laundry basket and weigh him with a handheld luggage scale. $20 tops.

[@Lis.H.]

Lol so cute and genius

[@melt9863]

I need to weigh my 4 wk old. Any suggestions?

[@PHYSIKISTTOLL]

@@melt9863 I also used a handhold luggage scale and a huge fabric grocery bag I had... Served me well until he was 5kg at least.

[@maramunter5492]

Yeah I used to weigh luggage by subtracting my weight from my weight while holding the luggage on a simple bathroom scale. Bet you could do the same thing with a baby

[@alexandermilentis2130]

@@maramunter5492 Yeah that's all I do, weight both of us and then weight myself and subtract.

[@elsaborsellino8353]

Halo bassinet is a lifesaver, especially if your a c-section mom and/or breast feeding. It sucks to get out of bed every time your baby is crying. Saves you tones of sleep and having the baby at eye level is great.

[@elizabethkashin8881]

I’m an RN and an IBCLC, working in a large maternity unit. You provide a great video for new parents! Very helpful, and I’m sure you’re an awesome dad, too. Thank you!

[@minakindo3243]

First baby: let's splurge Second baby: I know better

[@jdhazelip9446]

Finally a good dad product video that’s not just recommending products because they “are like the bestest most have OMG product ever”.

[@shelbymichaeljones]

2 things, I loved snapped jammies for my older one, as long as they were ones that I could take just her feet out of without removing the whole thing (I know there are some with 2 way zippers now but I haven’t used those yet lol) and the other thing is I completely agree with the bassinet. We got a playard with a bassinet height that also has a changing table that clips onto the side, I think this will work out nicely and if not, we will definitely get enough use as a playard to justify the cost!

[@matt9906]

Snoo has been a lifesaver for us. Really like how you say your experience and how others might be different.

[@concernedcitizen3649]

Snoo was the only bassinet our baby liked!

[@christinaa7317]

My neighbor had a baby the same age and had some free time with an infant with the snoo. Now that I know about it I’ll be renting one for the next baby.

[@Bleiyoutube]

Love this video! Our first baby is due in a month and I’ve watched all your videos! Happy to say we have most of your “alternatives” and none of the duds. Thank you for your tips!

[@georgeklemme4048]

As always , very helpful. My wife finds the swivel feature of the Halo bassinet useful because she can feed in the middle of the night with out getting out of bed.

[@christopherelliott7176]

Sir, you are incredibly organized. I spend a good amount of time on KZbin, probably too much, and rarely do I happen across a channel as organized as yours. Your efforts are appreciated, you have my sub. Good job!

[@therabyte]

Thanks of your reviews. As a minimalist, this super helpful. When I first had kids 8 years ago, half these things didn't even exist so good to know that the basic we used then, will be sufficient now.

[@ForrestGreenPea]

THANK YOU! I cannot tell you how many KZbin videos from moms that I have watched which pimped out these products. As a mother of 3, I have been ranting to my boyfriend about how I cannot believe people are paying this kind of money and how some of them are even unsafe. Speaking about the Dockatot, specifically, it's like parents are willing to spend the absolutely INSANE price because they like that it's stylish. I feel the same when I see people buying $200 diaper bags. I have even thought about starting my own KZbin channel just so I can give parents another perspective because I feel so strongly about how crazy some of these purchases are. Your perspective means so much. Not just because it aligns with my own, but also because it is coming from a father. I even appreciate that your sponsor is not that damn Hello Fresh but something educational (which I WILL be purchasing). You're awesome and you've just earned yourself a subscriber! Keep up the great work!

[@TreyDaze]

New Dad here (April 2021), this was the most helpful video I’ve ever seen regarding babies! Thanks brother!

[@ThreeDPrintDesigns]

Congrats!!

[@myweddingstories]

Same here. . . 1st of April

[@izafaizal7019]

congratulations. n welcome to the club.

[@mrsdv]

I am conflicted on the halo basinest. I absolutely loved having it in the bedroom for the first 5 months because I had a c-section and have back issues and being able to raise it to our bed (which sits a bit higher) was such a great feature and so helpful in my recovery. However, I spent about the same that I did on the crib and she has definitely enjoyed and gotten more use of the crib. So, second-hand, definitely worth it. Just don't get all the bells and whistles. I got the midtier one and it was great.

[@cc-bx7iz]

new mom here and i couldn’t possibly agree more with every single thing you said!!

[@danielbuchmueller732]

While I can't speak to the Owlet camera system, I can say we loved the O2 sat monitoring. We had difficulty getting pregnant and after the miscarriage we were very anxious for the little one we were finally able to bring home. Yes, people talked about false alarms, but we were more than willing to risk being woken up for no reason, as long as we had some peace of mind that our little one was being monitored. No false alarms and it gave my wife enough comfort that she was able to sleep at night. Overall, love your content and love every video.

[@awokebylight]

I agree with this. My best friend lost her baby to SIDS, prior to this I thought O2 sat and heart monitoring was just something that would cause more anxiety. But if you have ever experienced the loss of a child you would take all the false alarms it may bring for the security of knowing your child is safe.

[@letstalkbabywearing]

Agreed, I was struggling to sleep at all and having the owlet allowed me to finally have a little more rest. It was really important for my mental health postpartum and we only had false alarms when baby's feet got too cold- so we started putting booties over and never had another issue.

[@imaclover1428]

My husband is with you! After getting up to check on his much younger siblings’ breathing way too often for a middle schooler, he’s so excited about the owlet sock! We’re getting the miku monitor for the nursery, which has similar features, but wearable-free. It’s so much money, but they’re the only two things he really cares about on our registry.

[@evesy7039]

I agree with u. I dont know how can i sleep without an owlet on my baby.

[@amab4115]

I agree with EVERYTHING you mentioned. I wish I saw this before I had my baby.

[@dakers9906]

I'm about to be a first time mom and this video was SO HELPFUL! It's challenging to navigate all these baby products!

[@danettemannion9837]

Save your bread bags for dirty diapers and keep them handy like in purse and diaper bag. You can knot the bag closed boom no smell.

[@drlott1]

Seriously!? Does this really work?? i want something on the go that doesnt smell!!

[@treefrog1018]

**Safety Warning: Tie unused plastic bags in a knot to keep the kids from putting it over their heads. I have 9 younger brothers and sisters. No changing tables, no diaper pails. Just change the kid on a changing pad either on the table, couch, floor, or seat of the car and have on hand a bunch of left over plastic bags from the grocery store, produce, bread, meat bags that didn't have meat leak on them, anything else. Best option IMO. I nanny families who use diaper pails and 🤮 Also, srsly guys, tie up your mound of plastic bags in a knot for those kiddos.

[@debaterforhim]

@@treefrog1018 I grew up in a large family as well. My first thought was put in a bag and knot the bag then bring out to the trash outside asap, lol. If the husband won't change the diaper, he can atleast bring out the trash. I think the only purpose of having a place to put diapers is for when you are trying to sleep as much as possible. So diapers at night I would want a place to house until morning. But individually knotting the diapers before throwing into the trash works very well.

[@treefrog1018]

@@debaterforhim My mom always had stash of plastic beds by her bed with the diapers and would just put poopy diapers in them, tie it up, toss it at the bed side, and sleep. In the morning, someone would have thrown it away.

[@Bensonboone129]

Use dog poop bags. In the UK we have baby poop bags, but in the US I can't seem to find them, so dog poop bags are a better option to regular plastic bags.

[@EmmetFurey]

It's great to see a KZbinr giving an honest opinion without some agenda. Solid advice!

[@brinasuligoj119]

I love your videos! They are so objective and I love the techie side too. I totally agree with everything.

[@StephandNia]

I really enjoyed watching this video because it was honest and straightforward. I liked the fact that you told us the ones you regret buying then give alternatives ones that's priced right. Bravo dad Bravo

[@hobbitess87]

Great suggestions. Since babies grow so fast, I highly recommend getting involved a parent's group or neighborhood group that holds swap meets. There's no reason you shouldn't be able to get most of these big ticket items second hand for free or significantly less than market value.

[@nm6935]

I totally agree with the halo bassinet - my boy has yet to sleep in it and loves the UppaBaby bassinet that came with the stroller. Solly wrap is also super temporary because once my baby hit 9 lbs I was exhausted and couldn’t use it!

[@mshellcurtis]

Thanks for this video. Having a baby and figuring out what I need need versus What is extra or unnecessary

[@lo3497]

Very nice to see a very involved and informed father! Your baby and the baby’s mom are very lucky to have you! I wish my baby’s dad had like 5% of care about our baby and his things like this guy has.

[@DadTalk]

such a good topic! I haven't had an regrets yet with purchases, but it's always been something I think about before making a purchase.

[@NicolasGarcia-pp5hr]

I’m a soon to be dad and I’m honestly so relieved I found this page today!! I been watching ur videos all day 😅😅

[@IDrJoKeR]

New dad here. I am glad that I started watching your videos.

[@breezeunderhill8361]

I agree with the Ubbi, the smell is like getting punched in the face when you open it. But I love it so much better than the Diaper Genie.

[@smOVERCOMINGITALL]

I love that you are saying that you don't need the most popular items. i'm a mom on a budget and its sometimes discouraging to look at items that are SO expensive and feel like that's what "good" moms get.

[@sarahabbas2295]

I watched quite a bit of videos to prep when I was pregnant and I have to say rewatching now with my 5 month old, this was THE MOST helpful on advice on products to not buy (especially the owlet for example). Incredible content!

[@redcancerian]

I appreciate a dad making this video

[@aamb454]

Awesome to hear many things that I suspected to begin with just affirming my original suspicions. Thanks a ton!!

[@Althesuperfish]

This is such an informative video! One thing- a lot of the cons were cost, but these items can definitely be purchased secondhand just to test it out. Then, if the kiddo or parent has a different preference, it’s not a huge loss.

[@michaelstathopulo6697]

I’m a mom and completely agree with you on the button onesies. Love the zip ones-Elisabeth

[@renatamatosina2093]

You come as a refreshment to all moms on you tube 😅

[@tammydo-aplaon5797]

We loved our hatch grow because our son was losing weight when we brought him home. Being able to track how much he was eating was extremely helpful for our pediatrician and lactation consultant.

[@tfwoodcraft]

those colorful lights on the wall are awesome!

[@vsand9798]

I’m not a “new” parent since I have a 23 and 20 year old, now pregnant with my 3rd. A lot has changed. We didn’t have all these gadgets with my first two, so this was super helpful!

[@ersandy4u]

🙄

[@taylorgirard9337]

Thank you for this!! I was on the fence about a few of these items and you make such goooood points.

[@klynn_nonya7]

Thank you for this!!!!!! New parents NEED to know what to spend money on and what not to spend money on💯 much appreciated for this for real🙏

[@EEscoto90]

This video helps solidly how excited my family was for my baby boy. Everyone has young kids and they still bought me and my wife all these things lol

[@WitchyPiper]

Your review of the Ubbi made me buy it and we love it! Our toddler is now 21 months old and we recently bought another one for downstairs, because our regular garbage bin didn't contain the smell and it was doing a number on my nose. I really appreciate your review and even though I live in Europe a lot of the information is still handy.

[@oniisaac9081]

New dad here and this is super helpful there’s a ton of mom content. I like having a dad point of view

[@ladyink77]

Luvvv a dad’s perspective

[@StephenTillman]

I'm so excited to be a dad and this video is sooo helpful. Thank you so much. It was really informative and you gave plenty of alternative ideas for the products you didn't care for. Living is tight right now and cost is a big factor in these decisions. I'd hate to buy something that my little one doesn't like.

[@LuzInfante]

Building my registry below and this was SO helpful, thank you!!

[@dadverb]

You're very welcome and congratulations!

[@MarcusSchneidervlogs]

love all the tips thrown in with the products and the reasopning behind it that can help new parents

[@cyndyjohannsen1856]

Great to hear a Dad's opinion. Thanks

[@heidster121]

This is the best video for first-time parents. THANK YOU!!

[@colin.anderson]

The smell of changing the ubbi hit me when you were just talking about it! But highly recommend. You can also get some deodorizer pods from target that help, we also bought the scented bags from Costco and are going to try that.

[@mzendig]

I agreed with everything you said, with the exception of the SNOO. Let me explain. The SNOO is likely a waste of money if you have an easy baby, but if you have a fussy baby, a SNOO might be worth every penny. We switched to a SNOO after our child continued to wake up every two hours or less for the first 2 months. The moment we switched to the SNOO (which we rented by the way through the website), our child started waking every 3 hours instead of 2. It was a GAME-CHANGER for us. It also happens to prevent suffocation because your little one is in a swaddle that doesn’t move or roll. It will give you the ultimate piece of mind when it comes to suffocation because it’s almost impossible for them to do so in this sleeping arrangement. Lastly, you can put the SNOO at a slight incline so when your little one is stuffy, they breath noticeably better and wake up less. For me with a 2 month premie, the SNOO was invaluable. For others, it might be a total waste but for us, we loved it so much we purchased one for our second child.

[@Feuerwizard]

And the other thing is that the Snoo second hand market is huuuuuge. You can recoup a lot of money after you’re done with it. Or you can buy it way cheaper and almost new, and then sell it for the same price or a bit less and people will literally beg you to sell that thing.

[@dadverb]

Good take. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this.

[@Vlican]

damn thing cost more than my king size mattress

[@andysachs83]

I used it and I completely agreed. My baby slept fantastically, also rented, so it was a good investment.

[@oh4333]

I loved my SNOO, we rented also from the company. Perfect if you have a fussy baby, the crib does the work.

[@imaclover1428]

Why are you so much better than all of the mom channels? Really, I'm just glad to hear someone voice the first thing I ever thought when I saw the Dock-A-Tot: crib bumpers!! I've decided on the Bumbo changing pad because I like the wipeability of it. And I subscribed my husband to your site so he can learn from someone other than me lol

[@genevieve31415]

Generally agree with these recs! I will say the hatch baby scale was amazing for us parents of a premie that needed to keep a close eye on weight gain and milk intake. We could track how much he got when he was nursing and feel more comfortable with taking him off supplemental formula. This is probably a lot less necessary for full term babies who don’t have weight gain issues, but for us it was a life saver.

[@cindaladahling1706]

Great video! Thank you! Choosing a baby monitor is proving a tough one for us - good to hear your opinion as well as your friend's.

[@screammachineman]

I’m one of the “swear by the snoo” dads lol. It changed how well my baby slept and stayed asleep. Also I just use Wyze cams for monitoring with iPad. Works for hours uninterrupted.

[@TheMoistDonuts]

Omg i really really really wanted to buy one (pre owned) or rent one, but my wife found it absolutely ridiculous 🥲😂 which is understandable due to the price. But from what ive heard and seen, i can see the investment being worth it, especially if you just resell it later down the road at the preowned price being bought for. Preowned prices dont seem to change much on it so you dont lose much money overall. I still want to get it, but time will tell whether my wife softens to the idea 🤣

[@daphnecoulter9867]

Both my husband and I agreed with everything. Great video 👍

[@dadverb]

Courses for new and expectant dads can be found here: www.dadverb.com/ The alternate suggestions I made can be found here: kit.co/dadverb/great-newborn-purchases Good chance that you may disagree with my takes and I'm cool with it. Just to add another though - as a guy, the Solly Baby Wrap did nothing for me. Definitely like a regular carrier like the BabyBjörn One more.

[@JocieBurgers]

My husband also really doesn't like the wraps but only because we read a news story once in which a baby suffocated in a wrap because its nose was smushed against the mom and she didn't realize it. I love the wrap but I am paranoid and always make sure baby's head is to the side. Husband likes to use the Ergobaby 360.

[@travisbarber8734]

@@JocieBurgers uuhhhh

[@geo845]

My wife bought the LilleBaby Six in One ergonomic carrier and we despised it. Too confusing, did not seem comfortable for our baby and we were skeptical about the forward facing carrying position with regards to hip dysplasia. Will be looking at BabyBjörn for our 7 month old and future baby needs.

[@JocieBurgers]

@@geo845 we also first tried the lillebaby and didn't like it either.

[@vancitycanucks]

Wraps suck

[@jackiegallardo1797]

Lol I could not agree more with all of these! Made the same “mistakes” of purchases with our first and this time around, we are taking a different approach

[@lukedodge2754]

As a new father I find a lot of value in this content!! Thanks homie!! Team Dad!!!

[@EvgeniaLitus]

Loved our pack-n-plays. One of the most useful gears after the stroller and rockers.

[@millsrelf6328]

Which rocker did you get?

[@diplorablehomemaker]

I had the halo for my daughter and it was a life saver. Didn’t have to leave my bed at all during the night. But yes not necessary, more of a luxury. Grateful to have it. Will be using it for our 2nd baby in February.

[@RoyShay]

I just wanna say that we had two Mamaroos for our twin girls for the first six months and we honestly don't know how we would have survived without them. We saw them as another pair of hands in the house when we just didn't have enough hands to go around. And although they were a bit weird for them to start out with, after a while they got used to them and would nod off to sleep in them in seconds. Highly, highly, HIGHLY recommended.

[@JCooK2007]

The mamaroo is incredible, we have one for our little guy and he's in it everyday, even laughing. He has a blast in it.

[@Skylives2sail]

We love our mamaroo.

[@dorahconteh811]

I agreed with all of your evaluations. Thank you!

[@alexandramccarroll5463]

I loved seeing suggestions made by a dad about what products he found useful. I absolutely love the Guava Family Lotus travel crib. The bassinet I used for a couple of months, but the crib I used up until my daughter was almost 3.

[@dadverb]

Guava is awesome. We're actually using it right now for a quick family trip.

[@MyChevySonic]

Ubbi is great. Got one as a gift. Absolutely agree. Basically completely seals the smell in.

[@toasted3874]

A great dad point of view!! I actually did buy alot of the Alternatives you mentioned, so i feel much better about doing so!

[@armorfamily3643]

Love you review! Straight to the point

[@shahidriaz1116]

Thanks so much bro! Awesome honest reviews.

[@juliab8354]

Love this video. I had a csection and my husband was working (thus not getting up at night) so the halo was very useful while I was healing

[@dorikahcooper2377]

I love this💕 Never seen a dad review 😁

[@tayloronacloud]

Tip for ubbi smell: fill an old sock with laundry smell pearls and leave on bottom of empty can.

[@EryckaDorean]

Great content for new Dads! Thanks for sharing!

[@MrFraiche]

Great content for upcoming dads!

[@chadsummy2336]

I can confirm the guava lotus is nice to have. Acted as a secondary bassinet in our living room. And when we traveled it was a play pen or bassinet as needed

[@laurenbetesh9577]

Thank you so much for these videos as a first time young mom to be it’s easy to get influenced and I really just want to buy the basics to start and then get extras later on

[@michaelallen6208]

Mate. I have 3 girls, and all grown up but was looking on here for some reviews. Your video was bloody awesome! Love the chapters! How easy was this video to navigate! Good job mate!

[@teresahang4319]

I agree with all except the hatch baby grow and that’s only because I breastfed and wanted to take measurements often to figure out how much milk baby was getting. Great video!

[@isabelfomin1795]

100% agree about the owlet camera! I regret so much!

[@tylernewton3679]

I agree with everything other than the hatch changing station. Since our son was a micro premie we ended weighing him all the time it also helped with my wife's breast feeding. We are still using it today and it helps with wiping it down. Totally agree with the diaper genie. We still have ours but the cost of the garage bags is outrageous and when you run out of bags you feel lost.

[@Knappyboy1]

Imma need that course soon lol! Baby coming soon from the NICU. Love your videos man keep it up!

[@kaylatrausch1394]

Love this video! We ditched all diaper specific bins and just got a normal trash & throw it out daily lol.

[@christinaa7317]

Came here just to make this comment. Diaper bins are all terrible because there is always a smell. We just take out the trash when the baby poops and we’re done with it.

[@PatrickHernandez-pnherdz]

Wish I had caught this video before our second child came! We bought a Mamaroo, and the baby hates it. We actually borrowed a lot of our stuff for our first child and I totally regret trying to "upgrade" for the second. We stuff with our Eufy video cam and just added a second camera. We're contemplating whether or not to upgrade and get a Nanitt or just add cameras to our current smart home system. Great tips! Excited for more!

[@emilybrodsky7707]

Thanks for the tips as we review what is needed for #2. The Guava Lotus was great for us - took it everywhere.

[@deboralevy-sadun7169]

I've been using my Nuna air as a crib since my kiddo was 4 months. He's 17 months now and loves it still. One of the best things is that he can't climb out of it on his own. He's a very agile kid and climbs on chairs easily, but the Nuna air is still resisting. Maybe because of the diagonal steel frame ? idk, but we love it ! For the DockATot, here in Europe, there are many cheeper options, I used mine a lot for the price, around 50$

[@SChittams]

The night gowns were perfect

[@zioncityofgod4818]

The Snoo seems good. The real value is the many hours of sleep a parent or parents will be able to enjoy, and keep a healthy nerve system. Thanks for the valuable information.

[@Sharonlikesespresso]

We enjoy the mamaroo, the dock-a-tot as a lounger, and the halo Bassinest but we got them secondhand so definitely cheaper! Have not had any issues with the owlet (gifted to us) & it gives me peace of mind since I do struggle with anxiety. The hatch grow changing pad/scale (gifted to us) has been great while changing our baby during blowouts especially because it can be wiped clean! & the scale has been very useful as my baby kept loosing weight and the dr was concerned, but I was able to change her feeding & then continue to make sure she was gaining weight at home without having to wait to go to the dr again. & it’s nice to have the app connected to it as we track her weight directly on it, and her feedings, diapers, & sleep schedule as well all in one app. Love your videos!! Different opinions but then again these things are pricey so it was nice to have them gifted!

[@stanhighstanhigh3789]

All of your videos are great indeed

[@HskyHardcan]

Love this video and agree with all your recommendations

[@longochu8588]

Great video! I really concur your opinion on bassinet. It is only for a few month, even though that seemed eternity for new parents. Having twins really made us thinking harder on high-price items. We got a good use of an used Mamaroo, though. Also I personally think snap onesie or pajama have its advantage, to expose only necessary area when changing diaper, instead of the need to unzip all the way, if the zipper starts from neck (and worry pitching the skin when zipping back too quickly). It's almost a meditation to slowly snap in on a crying and wiggling baby in the dark after diaper change.