Like a sterilizer, for example. It just adds up to the expenses. We could just use the kaldero that we use for pasta. Or maybe buy another one like that just for the baby. It's much cheaper and we can actually use it for pasta when the baby grows up. Cheap and practical, right?
So anyway, here's the list I made for me and Bry's (as well as those kind people) reference.
- Reusable diapers/lampins - Since I'm going to be a stay-at-home mom - at least for the first six months - I will be able to use this during the day. Cheap and practical. And hello, it's reusable! Anything that is reusable is good!
Diaper clips - For the reusable diapers.- Disposable diapers - This is for when we travel or go out. According to a soon-to-be-mommy friend, Huggies and Mamy Poko are the better brands but I won't be buying bulks of these just yet because I don't know if my baby will be hiyang on these brands.
Disposable wipes - I would've put cotton balls in this list, too but I'm still thinking about it. I don't want the himulmol of the cotton to stay on my baby's body. Anyway, with regards to the brand, I don't think I will be choosy on the brand just as long as we get it from a shop whose specialty is on babies.- Burp cloths - I still need a couple of these.
- Baby bottles (small, medium and large)
- Baby bottle nipples (slow, medium, fast)
- Nail cutter
Bath tub - Another essential and it has to be pink. It's cheap, anyway.- Basin - This also has to be pink. I think we have this one here at home but I haven't seen it in a while.
- That sponge thing that holds the baby when you give him/her a bath
Baby shampoo and/or shower gel - I don't know what brand is good yet.- Hooded towel - I have one already from Bry's sister. I just need another one for when one's in the laundry.
- Pillows - I just need one set.
- Pillow sheets - 2-3 sets will be good. I prefer white and light colored ones. As in super light colored.
- Crib sheets - Again, 2-3 sets will be good. And again, white or light colored sheets are preferred.