Hi Mommy bk!!
Ito po
[textspeak!] list ko,.(na copy ko lang din from Amanda's list of Glam o'mamas.)
APPAREL
12 tie-sides (So practical for newborns! You don’t have to worry about pulling shirts over their frail little heads. With tie-sides, you can even dress them when they’re asleep.)
6 short-sleeved shirts (The ones that open from the front are best.)
4-6 pajama sets/frog suits (For air-conditioned places, these seem essential. Newborns are still adjusting to outside temperatures and like to feel snug and warm. Get the kind that let you open up around the nappy area so you can change baby’s diaper easily during those late-night/early-morning changes.)
4-6 receiving blankets
6 pairs mittens
4 caps
4-6 pairs socks
DIAPERS (Unless you’re going to use cloth diapers or “lampin” right away, you can defer cloth diapers for later. If using disposables, get the newborn size first pero wag maghoard ng madami since hiyangan din kasi ang diaper kay baby)
NURSERY LINEN
4-6 fitted sheets (For tropical countries like the Philippines, 300 thread count cotton is comfy. Change and wash linens every three days or so for hygiene reasons)
3 crib blankets (Get 100% cotton. Jersey or flannel are also nice and soft.)
2 crib bumpers (In the beginning, baby will appreciate sleeping in a snug place, like in your bed or in a cozy bassinet. So you might buy the bumpers gradually.)
2 pillows and 4 pillow cases
2 bolsters and cases
BATHING/GROOMING
2 hooded towels
4 wash cloths
sponge/mitt
bath tub
basin
dipper
bathing support net
nail cutter
rubber bath mat
organizer tray
3 canisters/jar sets (for your cotton buds, cotton balls, and other small essentials.
TOILETRIES
baby soap/liquid bath gel
baby shampoo
baby oil (For cleaning ears, when baby’s a bit bigger and ready for tub baths)
baby alcohol (For cleaning the stump from the umbilical cord. You’ll need a cotton swab for this.)
baby cologne
mosquito repellant
cotton balls
cotton ear buds
cotton nose buds (optional)
diaper rash ointment
APOTHECARY
digital thermometer
nasal aspirator
BREASTFEEDING
breast pump (optional)
nursing bra
nursing pads
nipple cream (A must for the first few weeks of breastfeeding)
breastfeeding pillow (optional)
breastfeeding canopy (optional)
storage bottles or bags
BOTTLEFEEDING (if you’re expressing breastmilk, or mixed feeding/formula feeding. Go with BPA-free bottles, if bottle-feeding. If you’re breastfeeding, you won’t use these right away. Still, it’s wise to have them on hand.)
6-8 4 oz. bottles
6-8 8 oz. bottles
bottle brush
nipple brush
sterilizing tongs
sterilizer
bottle rack
2 milk containers
(Instead of a bottle warmer – which costs you more on electricity – you can just do the old-fashioned heat up some hot water, put in a mug, and pop the baby bottle in til warm.)
NURSERY FURNITURE (optional if you co-sleep or bed-share, of course)
mattress
crib
chest of drawers
changing table (If you have space for a nursery, a chest of drawers that’s also a changing table is wise.)
baby monitor (optional, if you and baby sleep in separate quarters)
diaper pail (if you’re using cloth nappies.)
diaper stacker (optional)
clothes hamper (optional)
mosquito net
TRAVEL
diaper bag (Check out Glamomamas’s eco-diaper bag recos here)
changing pad
baby wipes (These don’t have to be pricey, but know if your baby’s skin responds well to certain brands. Go as natural as possible.)
insulated bottle keeper
carrier/bassinet
stroller
stroller pad(nice to have)
Mula nung 6 months pregnant ako sinimulan ko paunti unti ang bili.pag punta sa mall or grocery, I made sure na may mabili ako kahit isa sa listahan ko kaya di gaanong mabigat sa akin ngayong malapit na ako manganak. Tapos hintay hintay din ng pagsale sa mga malls para mas makamura.
