Baby Shower Games Bundle (8 games)
Eight games with answer keys for whoever is throwing the shower; print and play.
$11.99 · instant PDFNew parents need the everyday things they go through fast, plus a little help sleeping. If there is a registry, start there; these are safe picks to add or to give on their own.
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Eight games with answer keys for whoever is throwing the shower; print and play.
$11.99 · instant PDFBreathable, endlessly useful: swaddles, burp cloths, stroller shades.
Typically $15 to $25Helps babies (and parents) sleep, at home or traveling.
Typically $15 to $25Gentler and less nerve-racking than clippers on tiny nails.
Typically $15 to $25Keeps diapers, wipes and creams in one carry-around basket.
Typically $15 to $25Sturdy pages that survive chewing; reading to babies starts early.
Typically $15 to $25New parents can't have too many.
Typically under $15Hands-free cuddles for the newborn months.
Typically $25 to $50Check on the baby without opening the door. Some work without Wi-Fi, for privacy.
Typically $50 to $100Supports the baby at the right height for feeding, by breast or bottle.
Typically $25 to $50Prompts for firsts and milestones, so the details don't get lost.
Typically $15 to $25Soft hooded towels keep a baby warm after the bath.
Typically $15 to $25For the parent: one-handed drinking during long feeds.
Typically $15 to $25A wearable blanket that stays put, without loose blankets in the crib.
Typically $15 to $25Tummy time and toys to reach for, all on one mat.
Typically $25 to $50A backpack keeps both hands free, and lots of pockets keep things findable.
Typically $25 to $50Newborns see bold black-and-white patterns more easily than soft colors.
Typically under $15Soft, easy to wash and good for sore gums.
Typically under $15Budgets for gift ideas are what that kind of gift usually costs, not prices; the store has the current price.