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T here are many types of formula to choose from and everyone has their own go-to brand. If you are going the formula route, check out Earth’s Best Organic Infant Powder Formula with Iron.

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Johnson’s Baby Powder With Aloe Vera & Vitamin E For Soft Skin is basic and the best. You’ll have to skip the baby poweder if you are going the cloth diaper route. Since it’s a little bit pricier, I have used it for bad rashes and an outbreak of thrush but for a little redness, use Burt’s Bees multipurpose ointment. For cloth, I highly recommend Motherlove Diaper Balm for Persistent Diaper Rash. It’s bomb. If you’re going for cloth diapers, note they are notorious for zero rashes, but statistically, every parent will have to battle at least one bad rash. Pre-baby, I was recommended this brand countless times. For disposable diapers, A+D Original Ointment is simply awesome. They are adorable and so far, have held up amazingly for 2 YEARS. If you are opting for reusable cloth wipes, we LOVE Etsy Marleysmonsters 40 Pack Reusable Wipes (the style we chose was: no preference). Amazon Elements Baby Wipes have over 10,500 reviews with a near five solid star rating. Disposable water-based wipes are the BEST, especially for sensitive skin. Check out: Cloth Diapers 101, The Complete Guide For Beginners. Modern cloth diapers are super duper easy. Consider never buying a diaper again, and saving thousands by using cloth diapers. Our hospital used Pampers Swaddlers for our newborn and they were fantastic. Try Aveeno Baby Wash & Shampoo For Hair & Body, Tear-Free. Babies need special soaps due to their very sensitive skin. Dryer sheets are dangerous for baby so try out : Woolzies Wool Dryer Balls, a natural fabric Softener. Again I love the Legacy of Clean Dishwashing tablets because just like thier other products, these are baby safe, non-toxic and eco-freindly. It’s non-toxic, baby safe, green and perfect for your newborn. Legacy of Clean’s Laundry Detergent tops the list for extremly sensitive skin. We use Legacy of Clean Muti-Purpose Cleaner because it’s non-toxic, baby safe, eco-friendly and low cost. We bought napkins, paper plates, and plastic utensils.īasic Cleaning Supplies (non-toxic, baby safe and eco-friendly)

Usually, I’m not all about this but after baby, it’s super nice to skip the dishes.

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Canned soup, mac and cheese, frozen family dinners and other things you or your family can throw together in minutes.

I stock up on yogurt, super healthy meal bars like these, dried fruit and healthy snack pouches for our toddler. For us, that’s bread, peanut butter, butter and coffee. These would be regular things you buy on a regular basis. Ketchup, mustard or anything else your family typically uses. I love Diary of A Fit Mommy’s freezer meal plan. Preparing For Baby: What You NEED To Stockpile Before Baby Arrives! Kitchen

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Check out how I did this (and other REAL work from home jobs from other mommies) in order to make a great income and raise baby: How To Work From Home And Make Money On The Side As A Stay At Home Mom. RELATED: I’m super passionate about helping other mommies stay home with their babies.

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In addition, check out The ULTIMATE Pregnancy To-Do List, + FREE Printables if you’d like awesome printables for each trimester. So, while you are in the nesting stage, preparing for baby in every way possible, start your stockpile. Sitting on the toilet, bleary-eyed and in pain, the very LAST thing you want to realize: there is no toilet paper in the house. On top of all that craziness, postpartum recovery and healing after birth is no joke. For first time parents, bringing baby home comes with a whole slew of surprises from astounding sleep deprivation (who knew a human being could live off of practically zero sleep?) to countless fumbling diaper changes and awkward 2 am feedings. Creating a “ stockpile” of all your household necessities is do or…well, die is a little too dramatic but barely survive would be fitting.

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