Baby Items

Question: What are some great baby items under $15 dollars?

(Posted by: Kina on 2010-01-23 18:46:02)

I& #039;m making a baby basket for a relative and need some ideas.I don& #039;t like to buy items that can only be used the first month so items that have an extended use or can be used later on are what i& #039;m looking for. I already know the big items I am buying for her (like a bumbo) but need some fillers. This is her second baby and currently isn& #039;t sure of the sex (though we find out soon!). Any idea for items under $15 dollars? The cheaper the better.

Posted by: heartlostangel on 2010-01-23, 21:57:51

I agree w/ the bottle drying rack, but they also make one that 's foldable(and therefore storable and portable) for only 8 dollars, it also comes w/ a bottle brush, whereas the newer sprout one is 11 in store, and doesn 't come with the brush(bought a 2nd one tonight lol). A set or two of the linksy rings always comes in handy(those are 5 dollars and will help you hold stuff in the basket, you can roll up clothes/ diapers etc and use those as a "napkin " ring. Get some cloth diapers. If she runs out of disposables, or decides to use cloth, it 's always great to have extras. If not, they make the best burp cloths and are great at catching spit up and keeping it from soaking into mommy 's shirt(though it doesn 't help if it runs down the back and you don 't see it and sit back in it, sigh... lol). Baby toys, like rattles, teethers and the little assorted things are great to have in bulk, you never know what 's gonna keep baby 's attention, and they use them for a while. My son is 7 wks and we had to rig a bunch of linksy rings along w/ all the toys he owns into a sort of toy over the top of our swing to keep him entertained. Grooming stuff is a need, as is wipes. A nice basket can double as a diaper caddy, we have a magazine basket that holds all our diapers and wipes and grooming stuff right in our living room, our toddler hands it all to us. If you have a family dollar around, there 's a ton of stuff by Luvs in their baby section(I don 't recommend those burp cloths though, they 're very small, designed to be thrown over the shoulder, and not absorbant at all lol) Good luck!

Posted by: lisa mommy on 2010-01-23, 18:51:06

Bibs, white socks, teething toys,

Posted by: Jewel on 2010-01-23, 19:02:33

Cotton balls baby qtips pack of baby wipes babywipes travel container hand sanitzer wipes for mom and dad at the changing table. they also make wipes safe for children called Sanihands hand sanitizing wipes and/ or gel for trips out diaper rash cream formula holder (has divided sections for multiple feedings) johnsons head to toe baby wash johnsons unscented lotion pacifier pacifier clip rattles teething ring bath thermometer infant tylenol vicks rectal thermometer is AWSOME, I think it is about $10 and it give a 10 second reading. The tip is short and my son does not cry at all when I need to check his temp.

Posted by: izzy on 2010-01-23, 19:04:04

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Posted by: Starsfan14 on 2010-01-23, 19:08:55

A foldable diaper changing mat. this one is at K-Mart of about 13 dollars. kmart.com/ shc/ s/ p_10151_10104_04912765000P?vName= Baby &cName= Diapering &sName= Diaper+ Bags &sid= S-on-Kx20k061224x0000002 But you can find them cheaper if you don 't mind regular black. (generally under 10) They are great because if you are just going out for a quick outing or to the park you can just take that and maybe a bottle (or not if you are breast feeding) and leave all the other gear at home. And if you are going out for longer they are small enough it fit in most diaper bags. And then can change your little one anywhere without worrying about how keeping your child germ free or the changing table germ free.

Posted by: Object Permanence on 2010-01-23, 19:12:30

Infant Tylenol and Mylicon drops are great. Even if she already has them, they expire within a year.

Posted by: T on 2010-01-23, 20:04:06

Baby hangers the more the better! They 're $1 for 10 at Walmart digital thermometer, pedialyte, tylenol, motrin, nasal saline, baby vicks disposable camera for the diaper bag Baby book baby toothbrush and toothpaste board books (as many as you can get) or flash cards Pajamas, socks or slippers for mom gift certificate for a manicure for mommy

Posted by: Cheryl N on 2010-01-23, 21:03:07

One of the Burt 's Bee 's baby product samplers... they smell so good!

Posted by: mama on 2010-01-23, 21:07:59

Outfits/ socks/ t-shirts/ singlets in sizes that go up to one year old. face washers baby rattles

Posted by: Kero on 2010-01-24, 09:38:55

Try this... amazon.com/ s/ ref= nb_sb_noss?url= search-alias%3Dbaby-products &field-keywords= baby+ basket &x= 15 &y= 22 &tag= big-sale-20 &linkCode= as2 &camp= 1789 &creative= 390957 I hope this was helpful for you. Good Luck!