10 BLUE BABY MUST-HAVES

Baby MUST-HAVES. Here is a list of baby stuff you would need for your baby. And guess what?? They are BLUE!!! So here we go




CAR SEAT(MAXI-COSI)
I guess there is no need to write how important it is. Your baby's safety should always be your number 1 priority and number 1 MUST-HAVE!!! Not to mention, the hospital ain't giving you your baby without a car seat. I personally use the maxi-cosi pebble and love it!!!







STOKKE XPLORY
Strollers are definitely my number 1 baby must-haves. No other stroller brings you closer to your baby than the legendary Stokke Xplory. The stroller seat is adjustable in the direction of travel or facing the parents, as well as the height and angle of inclination of the seat, which gives the family the opportunity to adapt the stroller to the changing needs of your growing child. Fixed swivel wheels make your Stokke Xplory easy to drive and maneuverable through the narrowest city streets. And you can get it in BLUE!!!


DockATot
The DockATot deluxe is the ultimate stage 1 docking station for your baby ages 0-8 months. It allows you to create a comfortable personal space for your little munchkin. The close position in the nest reminds your baby of the womb. This makes it more familiar than the big crib, so your baby sleeps better. The DockATot also helps create a barrier between parents and baby to give your child their own cozy space and when used in an adult bed correctly, it offers a better way to co-sleep.




MOTHERCARE PLAYMAT
Due to the variety of colors, textures, and forms for research, a playmat is a unique place where your baby can spend time having fun and with benefit. The mat has soft padding for maximum comfort, and round edges, which protect against falling. Interesting toys hang on the two arches. The toys can be removed and taken with you for a walk, hanging on the baby's pram. To free up more space for games with your baby, the arches can be easily removed. This is something your baby must have for a healthy development.



BABYBJORN BOUNCER
This ergonomic baby bouncer rocks without batteries!! Isn't that cool? Your baby can nap, rest and play safely and comfortably in the baby bouncer, while you get a chance to take a shower, unload the dishwasher or simply take 5. We all know we need a break here and there especially for first-time moms, which can be sometimes a little bit overwhelming, trust me it's a must-have. These bouncers are suitable for newborns (minimum weight 8lbs\ 3.5kg) and can be used up to the age of two. 


ONESIES (CARTERS)
We all want to buy super cute outfits for our little ones, and we get a lot of outfits from friends and families. The thing is 90% of those outfits are not going to be comfy for the baby since all they do in the first month is eat, sleep, pee and poop! They also grow so fast that they never wear half of the outfits. Isn't that sad? From experience, my baby wore onesies mostly during her first months and she loved them. Remember it was stressful for both of us putting on those cute uncomfortable outfits. So they are definitely a baby must-have.






BABY CRIB
We all know that babies can't do without a baby crib, well a lot of babies do co-sleep but later on still have to move to their cribs. My baby sleeps with us at night and sleeps in her crib during the day. It's safer since you are sure baby won't fall and you do not get unnecessarily worried. What can be better if the crib is blue? Just right for your little prince.




DIAPER BAG
If you are that momma who doesn't like sitting at home all day long then this is for you! We all know how it can be quite depressing sitting at home all day long, even babies don't really like that. This diaper bag is stylish, cute, luxurious and very practical. it has a large capacity space to carry a lot of baby things such as baby diapers, baby wipes, feeding bottles, baby clothes, toys and mommy stuff like wallet, telephone e.t.c Shopping and traveling is going to be so easy with a diaper bag like this.



BABYBJORN CARRIER ONE
This is also a must-have for parents who remain active even after baby is born.  Your child will feel the security and closeness he needs, while you sure have your hands free and feel more mobile. I got this carrier when my baby was 3 months old because I had an upcoming trip and was to take a plane. I really do not know what I would have done without the carrier in the airport. Really, it was a lifesaver, and since it's ergonomic I was sure it was safe for my baby. It is also very easy to switch from different carrying positions. My baby loves her carrier and so do I.





ANGELCARE BATH SUPPORT
Wish I never listened to those who told me I didn't need a bath support for my baby when she was born. Like I bathed her 3 months without a bath support. To tell you the truth it was terrible. She was not comfortable and neither was I. The next time I'm having a baby, this is going to be my number 1 MUST-HAVE!!! My back is sure going to thank me!!!



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