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Diapers and wipes. It is no secret that diapers and wipes are the most common (and essential) gift for a baby shower. Every baby requires a lot of them! Even a few boxes of diapers can be a great help. You may also consider giving diapers in various sizes so that they can be used in the first few months of the baby’s life, regardless of how big the baby is or how quickly they grow. Discover
Pampers diapers and wipes and choose from our great range of products. Or to take the guesswork out of diaper sizes, consider creating a diaper fund. See the item below for more information.
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Diaper fund. Creating a diaper fund such as
Pampers Diaper Stash is a great way to ensure parents always have access to diapers and wipes. Diaper Stash is easy to set up and allows friends and family to contribute to the fund before the baby is born and beyond—a great group gift idea. The parents can then use this fund to purchase the Pampers diapers and wipes of their choice. Check out
How Diaper Stash works to create a practical baby shower gift.
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Diaper subscription service. Offering a subscription for a few months of diaper delivery can be a huge relief for new parents, ensuring they always have a supply of the size and type of diapers their baby needs. Read our helpful article to help you decide whether to choose a
diaper fund or a diaper subscription.
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Baby clothing. A common baby shower gift is baby clothes. Consider gifting bodysuits, onesies, pajamas, hats, mittens, booties—all the essential clothing items babies need. Consider buying larger sizes that the baby will grow into, as some babies don’t fit into newborn sizes.
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Baby bottles and nipples. Baby bottles are an important item for feeding, regardless of whether the mom chooses to breastfeed or use formula. If the baby is breastfed, mom can pump and store milk for later bottle-feeding. It’s recommended to use BPA-free plastic bottles or consider using glass bottles with interchangeable nipples. A great idea for a baby shower gift is to provide a set of bottles with different nipple sizes that will fit the baby’s needs throughout their first year.
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Bibs. Soft, absorbent bibs are crucial for minimizing messes during feedings. Waterproof or quick-dry materials can be especially practical.
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Pacifiers. Pacifiers are a good way for babies to soothe themselves between between feedings. Plus, they’re something that easily gets lost, so extra pacifiers are always handy. Consider pacifiers designed to support oral development. Including a few different shapes and sizes allows parents to find one that the baby prefers.
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Convertible car seat. A high-quality car seat that grows with the child from infancy through toddlerhood is a valuable gift that ensures the baby’s safety during travel.
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Baby monitor. A baby monitor, especially models with video capabilities, allows parents to keep an eye on their sleeping baby from anywhere in the house, providing peace of mind.
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First-aid kit. A first-aid kit is essential for all those little emergencies. It’s a good idea for it to contain essentials like a thermometer, nasal aspirator, tweezers, bandages, calamine lotion, baby nail clippers, etc.
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Portable changing pad. A compact and easy-to-clean changing pad is perfect for diaper changes on the go, ensuring parents are always prepared, no matter where they are.
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Baby Bathtub. A portable baby tub is one of the best and most useful baby shower gifts for bath time. Some tubs even come with a built-in thermostat to help ensure that the bathwater is the perfect temperature for the baby.