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21/07/08
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charleycat, Kahanka, Mum2Charlie, barefootgirl, jellybelly2, bethduckie2
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More about : new baby list, newborn, things to buy
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Baby bath
Baby Monitor
Breast Pump
Baby Clothes
The Pram
Bouncer/Rocker Chair
Changing Matt
Car Seat
Nappies
A moses basket or crib
List additions by jellybelly2 21/07/08
Cots sheets and blankets
Muslins... and then more muslins... (you can never buy enough)
List additions by Mum2Charlie 20/09/08
Disposable changing mat - they go on top of any pre-supplied ones at weigh in or changing rooms and also you can then change baby absolutely anywhere - and just throw away afterwards
List additions by bethduckie2 23/09/08
Bag for carting babys stuff about in
A sling, for when baby just wont settle unless held by you.
A cd of soft relaxing music for you and baby to doze off toooooo.....
List additions by barefootgirl 24/09/08
Lots of cheap babygros, to cut down on washing in the early days when all either of you want to do is sleep and eat.
An extra vase or two for all the flowers people invariably send you - we ended up having to put flowers into buckets as we ran out of vases!
List additions by bethduckie2 29/09/08
Some of those baby rattles that attatch to wrists and ankles. Great for providing distraction, improving coordination as well as being fascina... what's THAT? A foot! Wow!!! Munchmunchmunch
List additions by Kahanka 02/02/09 : Swaddling saved us, as our daughter would not sleep without beeing swaddled in her grobag@swaddling blanket. A great invention!!!
Baby swaddling blanket
List additions by charleycat 17/04/09
hooded baby bath towel - apron ones are great - we had a Cuddledry and it was a life saver, highly recommend it
bath thermometer and room thermometer - you can get liquid crystal ones which are inexpensive - for peace of mind
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