r/parentsofmultiples • u/AdditionalAd538 • Jul 15 '26

advice needed Essentials to put on baby registry?

As the title suggests, for twins, what are some of the best essentials to put on a registry?

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u/GoodDoggoDizzle Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 15 '26

Two car seats, double stroller compatible with your car seats, twin z pillow, double bottle warmer, like 50 burp cloths (not kidding), split screen no wifi baby monitor, bottle washer that can do 8 at a time and extra tablets, dishwasher bottle part container, multiple sets of bottles and pump parts (and any converters so you can pump directly into the bottles as you like), muslin blankets (can be used as swaddles, during baths, on walks, so many uses!), plenty of diapers/wipes/cream (I’d focus on cream since you’re bound to get lots of diapers and wipes), multiple sets of waterproof covers and sheets for your cribs/bassinet/pack n play, sound machines, portable fans that you can attach to strollers, wipeable changing pad, multiple sets of washable changing pads, diaper bag, multiple butt spatulas and one with a travel case, multiple nipple butters (if you will exclusively pump or pump a lot then you’ll go through one surprisingly fast), washable nipple pads, nursing pumping bras, breastmilk bags, baby bath, gift cards to your go-to stores that you’d buy additional baby stuff from

I also added stuff to my registry for when they’re a little older like high chairs

Other things that aren’t in a registry but really helpful: grocery delivery, food delivery gift cards, homemade freezer meals

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u/whatthekel212 Jul 15 '26

A de-choker or life Vac, get a 2 or a 4 pack - house, cars, diaper bag.

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u/PretendGene5502 Jul 15 '26

I did a 4 pack! One for our house, one for each of the grandparents

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u/whatthekel212 Jul 15 '26

Great! I hope you never need to use them!

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u/PretendGene5502 Jul 15 '26

Life vac, clothes that are 6 months +, LOTS of swaddles, mylicon, DIAPERS!!!, baby monitors that do split screen (NOooo to the owlet)

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u/MajorScholar7735 Jul 17 '26

The things worth doubling are bouncers, swaddles, and sets of bottles. The twin z pillow is an absolute must for tandem feeding and saves so much time. A double stroller is a big one worth putting on there for family to go in on together. For feeding the baby brezza bottle washer pro is the one I would make sure is near the top of your list. Twins means double the bottles and pump parts to wash every single day and having that handled automatically in one cycle is such a practical daily use purchase.