Need/don't need. Or, what I had with my daughter and would like to have for my boys, but... 1. Bottl…

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Need/don't need. Or, what I had with my daughter and would like to have for my boys, but... 1. Bottle warmer, sterilizer. Honestly, I don't remember if I had it for the boys. Most likely not. Either it wasn't invented yet, or it cost an arm and a leg. 2. Electric nasal aspirator. Mega item, love it, must-have, what else can I say to describe this best invention? 3. Silent nebulizer. Small, cordless. The perfect thing. 4. Sled with wheels. This is my favorite, most useful, and wonderful item. I still remember how I used to drag the sled on asphalt with my baby in it. 5. Large playpen (half the room). Convenient. 6. Bouncer. Well, it's okay. Not absolutely essential. For me, of course. Later, I bought my daughter a high chair that also functioned as a swing and bouncer. That was a 100% hit. 7. Infant car seat (from 0 onwards). Exactly what you need. It has a bassinet, then a few adjustments, and it's a great, comfortable seat. 8. 2-in-1 stroller. Let's just say, we bought it and it was great. Beautiful, convenient. But now I realize I could have just gotten a bassinet and then a cool, comfy stroller. Still, we managed perfectly fine with this setup. 9. Lots of developmental toys - well, all my kids had those. 10. Developmental classes from age one. Yes! Yes! And yes again! I'm thrilled with them. My daughter loved them, and the teacher was fantastic. Her development also progressed quickly.
Bogdana is a jealous one, who knew! 😅 We were visiting relatives yesterday. They had a baby who's a…
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Yuliya
What kind of developmental activities did you do with your one-year-old? What did you do during them?
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Olya
Weren't you able to take care of your baby?

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Radyno Aleksandra
Olya I could have. But it was just easier for me.
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Radyno Aleksandra
Yuliya We played, drew, sculpted, prepared for a speech, did exercises, danced, learned colors and shapes. We did a lot of things!
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Olya
Olya I looked through the list and realized half of it wasn't needed with all the kids)))
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Radyno Aleksandra
She was only accepted from 2 years old, so this was a lifesaver.
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Radyno Aleksandra
I agree. The essentials!)
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Yulya
I needed a bouncer. She slept in it all the time.
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Radyno Aleksandra
Yulya It was comfortable for her until about three months. Then she started rolling around, and it wasn't interesting anymore)
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Bykonya Anna
A bottle warmer and sterilizer were totally useless to us 😅
The playpen didn't work out for us, nor did the electric nasal aspirator.
The bouncer was handy when the baby was very little, I used it in the kitchen.
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Radyno Aleksandra
Bykonya Anna I did the same thing. Later, a bottle warmer was more interesting for her.
Everyone here chooses what's convenient for them. The warmer is still needed – to quickly and easily warm up any food. Well, at least for me.
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Elenaa
4, 5, and 6 weren't needed at all. We didn't even buy a stroller-sled because of our climate
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Elenaa
Elenaa None of the three liked the bouncer, only the electric swing worked out.
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yankovskaya yuliya
We didn't use much from your list. The rocker-chair, yes, that's a great thing)) They demanded a sterilizer for the NICU for our oldest, so it sat unused for two more kids))
The Doona car seat stroller – now that's my favorite thing)) The newborn cocoon was useful. The Tiny Love play mat was loved by the kids; they enjoyed pulling out all the toys and crinkly bits. The 2-in-1 stroller was only useful out in the country, both my kids used it)) The Mountain Buggy stroller that fits in carry-on luggage on a plane is a mega item))) The "developmental" toys didn't work out with the girls; they developed using pots and pans in the kitchen instead🤣 Although I bought so many things for them, they were only used once.
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fefelova elena
I used a bottle warmer to have water ready for formula at night. A sterilizer is totally unnecessary.
I used a regular nebulizer, and it was fine.
We had regular sleds just for fun, but we managed perfectly well with the stroller.
She never sat in a playpen or bouncer.
I had a 2-in-1 stroller, but I liked a transformer stroller better for winter, and a lightweight one for warm weather.
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Radyno Aleksandra
We chatted. Unfortunately, there were no spots available at that time. But it was good like that too.
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Tatyana
Out of the whole list, only the 2-in-1 stroller was available.
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inga
A stroller and car seat are must-haves. Toys, in moderation. We always do activities at home. We didn't have anything else, nor did we feel the need to buy it.
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