New parents
The first week home: what actually gets used
A column on the first week home with a baby: a few things get used all day and most of the rest sits in a box. Argued from general experience, not a review.
Samir Ouali4 min read
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New parents
Survival kit for the first year.
New parents
The 3 am station: set up one corner before the baby arrives
A short argument for setting up one small feeding and changing corner before the baby arrives, instead of buying a room full of gear you will not use.
Margaux Dupont4 min read
New parents
Diaper bag vs backpack: what new parents actually use
Diaper bag vs backpack for new parents: the answer depends on pockets, hands and who carries it. Here is how to choose without buying a second bag.
Margaux Dupont4 min read
New parents
Baby carrier or stroller for the first months
A plain comparison of carriers and strollers for new parents: where each helps, where each fails, and the safety points to check with an official source.
Samir Ouali3 min read
New parents
How to choose a baby carrier for a newborn
How to choose a baby carrier for a newborn: check the age and weight range, the baby's position and the fit on you. Includes the safety points to check.
Margaux Dupont6 min read
New parents
How many newborn clothes do you need? A simple count
How many newborn clothes do you need? About seven to ten sleepsuits and bodysuits cover the first weeks if you can do laundry every few days.
Margaux Dupont2 min read
New parents
Do you need a bottle warmer? A quick answer
Do you need a bottle warmer? Usually no, since a bowl of warm water works. It helps for night feeds if you want a hands-off option. Here is the rule.
Samir Ouali2 min read
New parents
New parents
How to choose a baby monitor without overspending
How to choose a baby monitor: decide audio or video, check the range and the cord safety, and know what a monitor cannot do. A plain guide for new parents.
Margaux Dupont5 min read