SMILE GIFTS UK New Parent Survival Kit - Parent-to-be/baby shower/new baby gift (Yellow (unisex))

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They might be tiny, and might not weigh that much, but after a while, even 4kgs can feel like 10. If you’re taking care of the child by yourself unless the baby is asleep. It will cry for you at all times, which means you cannot do anything else while taking care of it. When I first bring this up, you might doubt purchasing one, but trust me. It’s a lot more important than it looks to be—an essential for any New Parents survival kit. It might be tough to find, but not impossible. It is one of those things that you must start looking for sooner rather than later. 2. Baby bottles Creating a new parent survival kit before the arrival of your new addition will mean you have everything you need, right at hand. Alternatively, creating a new baby survival kit for someone that’s about to give birth will make a unique, useful, and likely very welcomed gift.

With this in mind, we put together a list of items that you might want to include in a new parent kit. What Goes in a New Parent Survival Kit? And then I had Roy. When my friends who had kids started visiting, they brought over so many thoughtful gifts! There were bags of epsom salt, nipple cream, teas that encouraged milk production, good quality nursing tanks and more.Bibs: these are particularly handy if the new baby is bottle feeding, since it’s often messier than breastfeeding. Spare bibs will help reduce how often a change of clothes is needed. This is one of the most important investments you’ll make as a part of the New Parents Survival Kit. A baby blanket or snuggle toy is a lovely gift to show them you appreciate how precious their little bundle of joy is. A keep sake and also a way to help sooth baby, this could be a winning gift that stays with them during these precious early months. New Parent Survival Kit

For new parents things as simple as their baby running a slight temperature can either freak them out or go unnoticed or ignored. Food vouchers: if you’re creating a new parent survival kit for a friend, including some vouchers for takeaways or easy to prepare meals will definitely go down a treat. Remember, the process of raising a newborn might be beautiful and magical, but it is also exhausting and draining both physically, mentally, and emotionally. Those were the friends that knew a first-time mom didn’t need one more cute outfit. They knew I needed some self-care gifts!And I highly recommend adding some of these things to your baby registry — a lot of people would love to buy things for you but are clueless what you need. Your parents, family, and friends who have had experience in raising children can only be of so much help. Being a new parent can be very confusing and quite scary. For some, being a new mom is easy, and for others it’s a challenge. Regardless, there are some helpful tools that will make postpartum recovery a little easier. Bath and body care baby product sets also make for good baby gifts for your friends and family who’re expecting or have already had their baby. 9. Bibs and washcloths Spare vests: accidents are inevitable. Regardless of what type of “leakage” it is, generally the vest takes the brunt of it.

Let’s not leave the daddies out. This is a new and challenging experience for them too. New Parents’ survival kits must include a daddy section as well.Having a special new mug will make those sleepless nights seem not so terrible. Plus, it will bring a smile to the face of any first-time mom! 9. Wine + a wine glass You cannot use the same bath and body products that you use yourself for your baby as well. Their skin is a lot different and a hundred times as delicate as ours. Always make sure to have the number of a well-trusted baby sitter with you. You never know when you’ll need them. Interview your sitter thoroughly and make sure they meet all of yours and your baby’s wants and needs before you hire them. Ask for references and about past experiences. Another item best bought in bulk. Every time you are out with your baby, and you have to touch a doorknob or a question at the grocery store. Always sanitize before touching any of your baby’s belongings. You can never buy enough sanitizer. 11. Diaper Genie Hand sanitiser: maintaining a certain level of hygiene around a newborn is of the utmost importance. A bottle of hand sanitiser will mean you’re always able to settle that worry if you happen to touch something a little unsavoury.

Let’s be honest here, ‘What to Expect When You’re Expecting’ is a good read but it only prepares you for the part where you’re expecting. No number of books, movies, and classes will train you to win the battle that is raising your newborn baby. Baby care is never natural; new parents can never be 100% sure about what they’re doing and whether they’re doing it right. So, to prepare them better or just as an idea for a baby shower gift, having a new parents survival kit is essential for every mommy and daddy to be.Babies go through many clothes in a day as it is with their accidents, you should avoid these while they eat their meals at least. Let’s be honest new sleep-deprived parents don’t have the time to do laundry multiple times a week. 10. Hand Sanitizer And shopping for baby bottles doesn’t just end there. You’ll require the whole set – nipple covers, a baby bottle brush, a nipple brush, a sterilizer, carrying cases, etc. 3. A stroller Fill a basket for your own DIY new mom survival kit or drop one off for a friend. It’ll be well-loved by whoever receives it! For those of you who don’t know what this is. It is a disposal system for diapers that seals diapers in individual films that are scented that protected them from germs and foul odors. This is for the new parents who don’t have enough time to take out the dirty diapers bin multiple times a day. 12. Car seat