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1. A Baby Einstein Take Along Tunes Musical Toy that plays classical songs inspired by Mozart, Vivaldi, Chopin, and more. It also lights up to keep your little one thoroughly entertained! It's so fun, it might even prevent a meltdown when your baby gets fussy.
Promising reviews: "A must-have! I LOVE this thing! I bought it before my daughter was born because of high reviews. It's a reasonably priced toy and my daughter has been using it since birth. Whenever she's having a meltdown I break it out of the diaper bag and she's all better. :) I actually memorized the songs and order and they're pretty catchy. Not annoying and overbearing like other toys. I don't know what I would do without it!" —uhhdorkable
Get it from Amazon for $9.99.
2. A pack of brightly colored stacking cups because it has over 78,000 5-star ratings and reviewers are saying it's the best (and probably the cheapest) toy they've ever purchased. They can be used to stack, for water-play, and pretend play — there are so many possibilities.
Bonus: These have holes in the bottom for water play and come with a cute star ring to keep them together.
Promising review: "The best $4 I have ever spent! Such a simple and inexpensive toy that has entertained my 10 month old so much and has been his most used toy so far. He has been playing with these since about 5/6 months old and he just comes up with new ways to enjoy them which has been so much fun to watch him discover. He started by just grabbing them and tasting them. Now he puts them inside of each other, looks for other toys to fit inside them, and pretending to drink out of them. I know this is a long review for a $4 item, but I really want to express how great such a simple toy can be. I will be buying this as an add on for every baby gift/shower that I need!" —GW
Get a pack of eight from Amazon for $7.99.
3. A Contigo spill-proof tumbler that'll actually keep its promise and won't leak. Even if your kiddo shakes it while it's upside down, not a drop of water will escape — you're welcome!
Promising reviews: "The holy grail of sippy cups!! This cup is THE BOMB! No leaking, easy to clean, my 18-month-old, who wants to do and have everything like his 6-year-old brother, loves this cup! Both boys use them. Not too babyish for my older one and easy enough that my little guy can use them, we now have four of them! I’m sure a couple more are in our future! And the price is great." —shoelover
Get it from Amazon for $10.47+ (available in four prints).
4. And Munchkin snack catchers so your child can eat on their own without leaving a trail of Cheerios behind. These cups allow easy access to their fave snack but will prevent them from spilling it everywhere — yup, even if they hold it upside-down!
Promising review: "What a lifesaver! I mean really! My daughter loves her snacks, she also loves to make a mess, give them to the dog, or fill her car seat up with them. Then cry when she has nothing to eat. My wife picked one up at Target and man... we used it so much, we couldn't clean it fast enough. SOOOO we bought a few more. and for less than $5 for two.... this is a no-brainer!" —jeffgrantMEDIA
Get a pack of two from Amazon for $6.
5. A sight word Bingo game that'll be a lifesaver when it's time to teach your kiddo sight words because it makes it fun instead of frustrating. Your child won't even know they're learning to read because it feels like a game instead of a lesson.
The set comes with 36 playing cards, 264 playing chips, caller's mat and cards, and a storage box. This version is a fun twist on the classic, but instead of calling out numbers, the leader calls out words (there are 46 most-used words), players search their cards for a match and place a red chip on the match. Once a player has covered the spaces on their card needed to win, they call BINGO!
Promising review: "A fun way to practice sight words! Our first-grader was feeling really discouraged with her sight words and I've been trying to think of ways to encourage her and get her excited to learn things she doesn't already know. She loved this game! We played with the whole family and her 3-year-old sister even enjoyed playing (we show her the cards and have her find the word that matches on her Bingo card). I think this is a great way to make learning/practicing sight words fun! I am very happy with this purchase and I can see how it would be great for teachers in the classroom as well!!" —Jennie
Get it from Amazon for $12.99.
6. And a pack of bright laminated flash cards to help your little one learn their ABCs, 123s, shapes, and colors. Reviewers say it makes learning fun!
Promising review: "My 2-year-old mastered the her numbers, alphabet, colors, shapes, and identifies all animals and objects on the cards. When I first received the cards I thought they may be a little too advanced for her age (18-month-old at the time), but I was dead wrong! After about a month and a half of using the flash cards she mastered them! We usually 'play' with the flash cards for only about 10 minutes before her bedtime. This is a great tool in the early developmental stages for any toddler. I’m excited to get her the next card set. Material = durable, same as a normal deck of cards. Size = a little bigger than your typical deck of cards. Fits nicely in pocket or purse, great for keeping toddlers busy while traveling. Overall = A+." —M. Abdallah
Get a pack of 58 cards from Amazon for $13.99 (also available for babies).
7. A leave-in conditioning spray for curly hair so your kiddo's hair can be frizz- and tangle-free. And it'll help define their curls so they'll look bouncy and more healthy-looking. The best part? It's free of harsh stuff you don't want near your child like parabens, sulfates, and phthalates.
Reviewers say this spray will leave wavy or curly hair (from 2a–4c hair) shiny, soft, and bouncy.
Promising review: "This stuff is fantastic for curly girls! I spray it in my daughter's dry hair in the morning, run my fingers through her ringlets (never ever comb or brush curly hair dry), then clip the top back. It smells amazing, and the price on Amazon is better than other national retailers I've found it at. The price is worth it. Minimizes frizz and keeps curls soft and natural looking. My daughter has soft/fine thick hair." —Carolyn Smith
Get it from Amazon for $9.29 (also available in a two-pack).
8. And a detangling brush because its easy-to-hold design means your kid will be able to tackle knots on their own. Reviewers say their kids can now comb their hair independently with it, and it has over 52,000 5-star reviews.
Reviewers swear this brush works on all hair types: straight, wavy, or curly (from 3a–4c hair).
"I was shocked at how much easier it was to detangle my 3-year-old daughter’s mixed super-curly hair with this brush and she didn’t cry. It’s a huge win for us!" —Leanna
Get it from Amazon for $11.99+ (available in multiple colors and packs of two).
9. A pair of cult status Native slip-on shoes so your kiddo can look stylish and be independent. These cute shoes are easy to slip on and off and there are no laces to worry about! So, when your little one wants to put their shoes on all on their own, you won't be late because they're struggling to do it. You'll also love that they're easy to clean, odor-resistant, and don't fall off easily.
Promising review: "We absolutely love Native shoes. My kiddo doesn’t like sand overload from walks on the beach. These still get sand and water in them but not to the same extent as other shoes. We tried an off-brand once because we were going out of town on short notice. The off-brand rubbed her ankles and hurt. These have never caused any problems. These float in the water too if they were to slide off which is fantastic. Great for all day at the lake/beach or pool days!! This is our third or fourth pair. I love the shimmer. Will keep buying them until she tells me she doesn’t like them. My friends have asked for a pair in adult sizes." —Zoe Marie
Get them from Amazon for $44.95+ (available in 35 colors and in sizes 4 toddler–13 little kid).
10. A compact Graco Slim Snacker high chair because it's perfect for small spaces and it folds easily (with just one hand, BTW) so you can tuck it away when you're not using it.
Promising review: "Easy easy easy! Amazing highchair! Seriously, can’t say enough nice things. I love how easy it is to clean, to fold, to use. The storage bin underneath has been incredible! It’s very sturdy, lightweight, and not top heavy at all! And it works at our counter height table! The recline option is great too-so easy to adjust even when my son is in it. I looked at a lot of high chairs before getting this one and SO glad I did. This may be my favorite baby purchase to date as far as simplifying and improving my role as Mom." —Sarah C.
Get it from Amazon for $64.99.
11. And a set of starter spoons to help your baby learn how to feed themselves. These have little crevices that pick up purees and mashed food easily when they dip the spoon in their bowl. This set comes with two stages, so when your little one becomes more of a pro, they'll be able to level up.
The set includes a stage one spoon and stage two spoon. The first stage spoon doubles as a teether, and is designed to introduce babies to holding utensils and exploring purees, as they soothe their sore gums. The second stage spoon is capable of holding more food and can even be loaded with solids for the child to grab and eat.
Note: The spoons don't have a stopper, so please supervise your babies to make sure they don't stick the spoon too far back in their mouth. Recommended for ages 6 months+.
Promising review: "Great skill-building utensil. My baby loves gnawing on these for teething just as much as he loves eating with them! I love that you can load the spoon and hand it to baby to feed themselves. My little one just turned 6 months and uses these spoons with wild success. A must-have for BLW or feeding, in general." —Christopher
Get a set of two from Amazon for $13.99+ (available in various colors combinations and packs of four or six spoons).
12. A National Geographic geodes kit so your little geologist can channel some of their destructive behavior into something educational. Plus, what kid can resist smashing things with a hammer?
This science kit includes four natural crystal-filled geodes, one pair of safety goggles, one display stand, and one learning guide.
Promising review: "My daughter is 10 and this kept her busy for HOURS! She had so much fun and was excited every time she got a glimpse of what might be inside. A couple of them were pretty cool, while the rest were just white. She didn't care, she loves them all. She was so proud to gift them to her grandparents." —Michelle
Get it from Amazon for $19.99+ (available in three options).
13. A set of kid-safe plastic knives if your child loves being your sous chef but you're terrified of them cutting into more than just the carrots. These knives aren't sharp enough to cut fingers, but are perfect for your little one to help you chop some veggies.
Note: Children still need supervision while using them, of course.
Promising review: "I’ve only had these for a couple of days, but already my 4-year-old daughter keeps asking me for things to chop up. They’re perfect for the little chef in your life or the kid who want to be a big helper. So far she’s easily (and safely) chopped up: lettuce, apples, bananas, strawberries, potatoes, even carrots! I can run my hand along the blade and not cut myself and yet it’s designed in a way that you can still chop through veggies and fruits. Another pro is they are super easy to clean and dishwasher-safe. They came exactly as pictures for me: in three different sizes and colors, with a slight grip texture on the handle for little hands. They’re nice and lightweight as well so it’s not cumbersome for younger kids. Love them!" —Abby Roeller
Get a set of three from Amazon for $9.95 (available in two color combinations).
14. And Whiskware pancake batter mixer for your chef-in-training who loves to help out in the kitchen. As a parent, I know that extra ~help~ can lead to an extra big mess. But this bottle will allow your little one to mix and pour batter without a mixing bowl or spoons — and without getting batter all over the counter and their clothes.
(You can even store leftover batter in the bottle and pop it in the fridge for a time-saving weekday breakfast!)
Promising review: "This is the best breakfast invention after the waffle maker. LOVE IT! As someone who makes pancakes or waffles three to four times a week (my kids are pretty spoiled, but breakfast is key to getting through the first part of the school day), this is the easiest and fastest way to get that done. I just add everything to the bottle, shake, and pour into the waffle maker or griddle. When I am done, just add some water, shake again, empty, and then place everything in the dishwasher." —Amazon Customer
Get it from Amazon for $14.99+ (available in two colors and two pancake art kits).
15. A pack of Crayola Globbles so you can actually feel comfortable allowing your kiddo to throw a ball in your home without worrying about anything getting damaged. Don't panic — these squishy balls stick to walls without leaving residue behind.
16. And a pack of reusable 500+ puffy stickers because you won't have to freak out when your toddler decides to ~decorate~ the entire house (or themselves) with these. Not only are these easy for your tyke to peel and stick wherever, they also don't leave a sticky mess behind when they're removed.
The stickers feature letters, numbers, vehicles, butterflies, deep-sea life, animals, fish, dinosaurs, and more.
Promising review: "Hands down, the best stickers! We absolutely love these stickers!!! Even young toddlers (around 15 months for both kids) can pull off the stickers since they are puffy. They are really well made too and my kids can put the stickers on a piece of paper and pull them off/put back on a few times before they aren't sticky any more. The stickers are also cute and vibrant. I don't normally leave reviews, but not all stickers are created equally and we love those. I've gifted to mom friends too!" —Rachel
Get a pack of 20 sheets from Amazon for $7.99.
17. A two-pack of fitted sheets that have over 39,000 5-star ratings because reviewers say they're soft, stretchy, and easy to clean. Plus, no matter how much your baby tosses, turns, or jumps, they'll stay put.
Promising review: "Do they make these in adult sizes? These are the softest sheets I've ever felt in my life. They are SO soft, perfect for cold or warm nights. I've purchased two packs now and they are the only sheets that fit our Graco pack n play PERFECTLY. They also sell these for cribs and bassinets, which I will likely purchase!" —Kate
Get a pack of two from Amazon for $13.99+ (available in 12 print combos).
18. A Melissa & Doug magnetic calendar to help your preschooler learn the days of the week, months, and weather. It also encourages them to express their emotions. This fun, interactive board will help them start their day with learning. Just be prepared for your little one to remind you (constantly) what day of the week it is.
Promising review: "My 4-year-old loves loves loves this! He gets excited to change the magnets every morning. I had some magnet strips and made additional magnets for activities (preschool, zoo, library, Grandma's house). I am really happy I bought this, and it has helped teach him months, and days of the week. Determining the weather is fun too. One day we came home after school and he couldn't wait to change the weather from sunny to raining. I highly recommend this for preschoolers, it's a lot of fun." —Hammyg3
Get it from Amazon for $21.99.
19. And a Melissa & Doug activity book that includes a pair of safety scissors and will keep your always-bored munchkin entertained while also developing their fine motor skills — it's a win-win.
Promising review: "Great scissors for learning how to use scissors! The edges are not sharp and yet still cut paper somehow. My 2.5-year-old loves to just cut paper, they’re great!" —Hilary Smids
Get it from Amazon for $7.99.
20. A pack of sink extenders — your back will thank you since you'll no longer have to hoist your kiddo up to reach the faucet. Sometimes even with a stool, it's wayyy to hard for little ones to reach...until now.
Promising review: "Must have for toddlers and small children! LOVE this! My 1- and 3-year-old love washing their hands now, and my back gets a nice break. Adding the faucet extenders and a stepstool to our bedtime/morning routine has been a godsend. Great bargain for the price." —TeaBea21
Get a two-pack from Amazon for $11.49.
21. A scratch paper art set so your child will be able to create mesmerizing artwork with just a wooden pick. As they scrape the stick across the surface, a rainbow of colors will appear like magic. TBH, adults will want to try this out, too.
22. A Frida Baby vapor drops made with organic eucalyptus and lavender essential oils to help your little one get some much-needed relief when their nose is stuffy. You just have to add a few drops to their bath or a humidifier to help them (and you) breathe easier.
Safe for babes 3+ months.
Promising review: "My little one was sick with RSV and he needed the humidifier on every night. With just the humidifier on, he didn't seem to be able to breathe any better but I got this vapor and during sleep and naps he started sounding so much better. I could tell it was working and it also made his room smell nice instead of like a sick baby! He got much better much faster than I thought with all the extra things we were doing, and this is one I wouldn't leave out of my 'getting baby better' routine!" —Lindsey
Get it from Amazon for $9.99+ (available in two sizes).
23. And a gentle Fridababy three-step cradle cap system so it'll be wayyy easier to remove stubborn flakes from your baby's scalp.
Promising review: "Must buy for cradle cap! I would recommend this product to any parent who’s baby has cradle cap! It honestly works so well! I wish I would have taken a before and after to show the difference. My little boy was starting to get it really bad, we joked that he was turning into a lizard. I’ve used this three times and it is almost all gone! I massaged coconut oil on his scalp about 10 mins before his bath to let it soften the flakes. I then used his own shampoo in the bath and the brush as directed. I was afraid it would hurt him but he actually seemed to enjoy it. Highly recommend, we love Frida products in this house!" —Amazon Customer
Get it from Amazon for $14.44.
24. The Pink Stuff, an all-purpose cleaning paste, that'll save the day when your little Picasso feels inspired and decides to draw on your walls. This stuff works like magic and can be used on floors, stove tops, countertops, sink, tubs, and so much more. You don't have to just ~deal~ with stains, scuffs, or messes — make them disappear!
Promising reviews: "Amazing! I saw this on TikTok and had to try it. Being a mom and a babysitter, we have the occasional crayon or marker on surfaces where it is not supposed to be. This takes it right off without a ton of elbow grease. I also used it on my Converses today. They were covered in dirt and grass stains from doing yard work and now they look brand-new. This stuff is a lifesaver!" —TammyC117
Get it from Amazon for $5.97.
25. A wooden puzzle because it's like real life Tetris minus the screen time. Your child will actually want to put down their tablet to figure out this puzzle that can be played again and again and configured in multiple ways.
Reviewer's say this is a great toy for all ages — from 3 to 12.
Promising review: "I ordered this for my K–1 after-school class and they line up to use it! It is also a favorite of the autistic children I have in the class — it keeps them calm and focused for a good while. It also helps test determination because it's an easy puzzle until you get to the end and you have to move stuff around to make everything fit! Endless possibilities! I highly recommend it! The pieces are small and wooden — would not recommend for ages of children who like to put toys in their mouths." —C. Delgado
Get it from Amazon for $9.99.
26. And a hilarious Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza card game that isn't as complicated as its name, I promise. Not only is it easy to play but it's also fun for the whole fam. Reviewers warn that you may laugh uncontrollably.
Pass out all the cards to the players and keep all the stacks face down. Everyone takes a turn putting a card down in the middle while saying "taco," "cat," "goat," "cheese," and "pizza," in that order. If the picture on your card matches the word that's said, everyone races against each other to slap their hand on the central pile of cards. Whoever is last must take the pile of cards and add them to their stack, and the person who runs out of cards first wins!
Promising review: "My 13-year-old daughter and I played this with three family friends. I won't name names, but somebody wound up laughing so hard they peed their pants. My only caution is make sure everyone cuts any long fingernails before playing, especially if players are super competitive. Battle scars are a thing. I can't recommend this game highly enough — it's SO amazingly fun!!!!!" —Fuzzy Kate
Get it from Amazon for $9.84.
27. A canvas growth chart to keep track of your child who is growing up wayyy too fast (even though they'll always be a baby in your eyes). The best part? You won't have to write on your walls and it can be rolled up if you move, so you'll always have this special keepsake.
28. A stain remover so when your kiddo's fave shirt ~somehow~ gets messy, you won't have to panic. It can remove grass, oil, and even blood — and even though it's tough on stains, it's bleach-free and gentle on clothes.
Promising review: "This is the best stain remover I have ever used! I wish I would have found it years ago! My daughter is 6, and I can't think of how many stains this product has gotten out for us, even old set-in stains that I thought were hopeless. A friend turned me on to this stuff, and now I will never go without it! A must-have for anyone with kids." —Lauren Ruffin
Get it from Amazon for $6.99 (also available in multipacks).
29. A bath toy organizer to wrangle your child's ever-growing collection of boats and mermaids. Not only is this great for keeping toys organized, but it'll also store them so they can dry easily.
Promising review: "For the price, this thing is unbeatable! The suction cups have held tight to the shower wall since I installed this stuff. It holds all my kid's toys and allows the water to run off of them to prevent mold. I think this is a must-have for bath-time organization!"—internalburn
Get it from Amazon for $11.99+ (available in six options, including some pre-stocked with toys).
30. And a set of toy hammocks so you can finally get your little one's Build-A-Bear collection under control and off the floor. These stretchy organizers will make it easier to convince your child to put their stuffed animals away since these are way better than putting their beloved stuffy in a dark toy box. (Mr. Cuddles would approve.)
Promising review: "Easy to install and stores a TON of stuffed animals! Not to mention, it’s cute playroom wall decor! LOL." —PrattKingBall Family
Get a pack of two from Amazon for $11.87 (available in six colors).
31. A whale-shaped bath spout cover to prevent your little one from bumping their head when they're splashing around in the tub. They'll love how cute this whale is, and you'll feel better knowing their noggin is safe.
Promising review: "Love this product! We were having problems with our kids taking a bath and then jumping up and hitting their little backs on the faucet and as we all know — ouch!!!! So I decided to search for a solution and I def found this one to be amazing! No more accidents for my littles and it's easy to pull up the piece to shower! Highly recommend for all moms and dads or anyone in general! Would buy again!" —Timmy
Get it from Amazon for $10.59.
32. A bug bite suction tool that you might've seen on Shark Tank. It was invented by a mom and it sucks out all kinds of bug bites, instantly. Your kiddo won't have to deal with itchy bites once you swoop in and save the day (or the whole summer) with this genius tool.
Promising review: "Amazing product! Needs to be in every household! This is a MUST-HAVE in our household. I was a huge skeptic but decided to try it out of desperation. My youngest daughter is highly allergic to mosquito bites and gets huge welts that itch horribly after being bit. This product drastically reduces her swelling and itching. All of my girls (and myself) immediately ask for it after being bit. It takes away, or at least drastically reduces, the itching immediately. We also used it on fire ant bites, and my daughter said they felt better almost immediately!" —Reyka Smith
Get it from Amazon for $9.95+ (available in four colors and packs of two and three).
33. A sleek touchless forehead thermometer because you'll be able to check your baby's temp while they're sleeping without disturbing them. I mean, who wants to wake a tired baby? Not me!
Promising review: "This is a great thermometer — accurate, looks great, a must have! If you have kids, forget about sticking a thermometer in their ears. I have four kids now and a thermometer is a must have. Hold this thing close to the forehead, push the button in and you get a reading in about one second. This thing looks good, feels good, and is accurate. We’ve used multiple thermometers in the past. The head scanner that you run across the forehead...no good. In-ear thermometers...accurate, but expect a battle. Rectal thermometers...very accurate, but expect a war. This is the easiest one out of all of them. We find it especially useful when we need the quick 'I don’t feel that great' check...i.e., man cold. Overall, highly recommend!"—BearDownChi1
Get it from Amazon for $21.99.
34. A pack of toilet seat covers that'll prevent your fidgety, newly potty trained toddler from touching a dirty seat. And, TBH, most restrooms don't have these when you need em' and these work wayyy better than a DIY version made of toilet paper that doesn't even stay put.
Promising review: "Game changer!!! Using a public toilet is no picnic for anybody and it's even harder for a toddler, but these seat covers make it less gross. I always make sure to have them with me at all times. I highly recommend them, not just for kids, but for adults who don't like to touch the seats!!" —Meeka
Get a pack of 24 covers from Amazon for $9.99 (available in two sizes and in packs of 20, 40, and 48).
35. And a pack of motion-activated toilet night-lights to make quick bathroom runs at night way less scary. Your kiddo will love the colorful lights and you'll be thrilled when they feel brave enough to dash to the toilet before an accident. And you won't have to leave a nightlight on because these will come on when needed.
Promising review: "I absolutely love this product. Especially because with a husband and a son, they tend to sprinkle on the toilet seat in the middle of the night. With the color set to any bright color (like white, yellow, green, or blue) it illuminates every single sprinkle on the seat! You will no longer have a bottom wet with pee in the middle of the night! When I purchased this I bought a case of AAA batteries thinking I would have to change them often (with six people in the house they get used often). However I have not had to change the batteries once in a few months! Also the sensor is super sensitive so it turns on as you come through the door, or even a little before. Just a great product all around. Definitely recommend for households with children, you won't have to leave your bathroom light in all night anymore either! #MomWin." —Angela
Get a pack of two from Amazon for $13.89.
36. Bob Books, Set 1: Beginning Readers, which was created by a preschool teacher — they'll make reading a breeze (and less frustrating) for your little one who is just learning how to identify words. They contain simple three-word stories so your kiddo can build their confidence and gradually read more difficult words.
The set comes with 12 books.
Promising review: "My 4-year-old daughter has known letters and sounds since just past her second birthday and could 'read' a few sight words, but she had a hard time mastering the process of sounding out a word. For the last two years, she would read the word 'stop' as 'sss- tuh- ah- puh,' but didn't understand how to really blend the phonemes. But somehow, as soon as we got them for her, Bob Books finally unlocked the part of her brain that could really solve the puzzle of phonics! I'm thrilled by the amount of progress we've seen in just TWO DAYS, going from 'getting' phonics, but not really reading, to completely consolidating and understanding the two concepts. She's also very suddenly taken up a lot of initiative in independent writing and spelling. I couldn't recommend these books more highly. They are a miracle!!" —Juniper
Get a set from Amazon for $14.
37. And a pack of colorful math posters to help your child feel less frustrated while doing their homework. This can help guide them through multiplication, division, fractions and more. TBH, it'll come in clutch for parents who need a little refresher too. (I'm talking to myself here.)
Promising review: "Great resources! I bought these to put on my math word wall and they are the most utilized resource by my third graders in my room. They’ve sparked interest in Roman numerals, shapes, ease of multiplication and division, and they’re attractive yet small enough so they all fit on one board!" —Diane
Get a pack of 12 from Amazon for $13.99.
38. A pack of clear corner guards so you won't have to move or toss your fave furniture because of sharp edges. You'll be able to let your ~guard~ down (at least a little) because these will protect your munchkin from bumping into pointy corners.
Promising review: "Must-have. I love these. We just moved in with family, and they had a coffee table with super-sharp corners and I have a little one who pulls up on everything and is trying to walk. To say I was on edge is an understatement. My sister-in-law didn’t want an obnoxious baby proof item around her house, but these were so discreet she didn’t even notice that I had installed them. They are so soft that my little one started gumming on them to soothe his gums, LOL. They were super easy to install, stuck on very well and with not much effort, and came with plenty so if I need them I’ll have them handy. Super satisfied! If you’re thinking about getting, them please do!" —Amazon Customer
Get a pack f 12 from Amazon for $9.48 (also available in packs of 18 and 24).
39. And a set of magnetic locks to prevent your curious little one from opening drawers. They're super easy to install and don't require any screws — you just stick them on! And unlike similar devices, this will keep your kiddo out, but won't be too challenging for adults because you just use a magnetic "key" to open it.
The set comes with 12 locks (with strong 3M double-sided tape on the back) and two keys.
Promising review: "Works perfect! I love that it does not have any visible parts. The magnet idea Is genius! Perfect for my apartment cabinets. When I leave I can just easily remove them because of the 3M tape it comes with. Very easy to install and my toddler can’t get in. WIN!" —Cathy R
Get a set of 10 from Amazon for $27.99 (also available in sets of 12, 16, 20, and 32).
40. A sandwich cutter and sealer so you can make your own Smucker's Uncrustables at home, which is way cheaper and more convenient than rushing to the store every time you run out of them.
Promising review: "These have been a GAME CHANGER in this house!! My son has always begged me for Uncrustables but my wallet didn’t agree with them. I LOVE being able to make them at home and customize them to exactly what they would like them filled with! I make two weeks' worth of sandwiches at a time and store them in sandwich bags in the freezer so in the morning during the school year we can just grab and go! Love them!" —Katherine Smaczniak
Get a set of three from Amazon for $17.96.
41. CeraVe moisturizing cream because parents with children that have eczema are calling it a miracle. It can soothe dry, chapped skin and it's fragrance- and paraben-free. Just take a peek at the before and after pics below!
Promising review: "This product is amazing!!!! My baby suffered from severe eczema (according to doctors). His skin was extremely dry ALL OVER his body. I used coconut oil, natural oils, lotion for sensitive skin, Vaseline, and Tubby Todd products — NOTHING WORKED. Then, someone suggested I use this lotion and it was a game changer. In just four days, my baby’s skin completely cleared up. I thought my baby would be left with scars or dark spots but thank God he didn’t. His skin completely cleared. I LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS LOTION. It saved my baby’s skin!!!!!!" —Jjen726
Get it from Amazon for $8.97+ (available in two sizes).
42. And an organic baby healing balm for babies with sensitive skin. It's jam-packed with amazing ingredients like chamomile, cocoa butter, coconut oil, calendula, and avocado oil. It can help alleviate some skin issues like eczema, acne, cradle cap, rashes, and more.
Promising review: Promising review: "I absolutely love this stuff. I use it for my ds rashes. I was so afraid to use anything but coconut oil but I needed something that would soothe the rash as well. My ds also ended up getting eczema and hives from a laundry detergent we had switched to. This completely soothed it away. It was gone by the next day. Needless to say, this is my go-to soothing-everything solution. It stays in the diaper bag and medicine cabinet. A must-have!" —Andrea
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43. A portable white noise machine because nothing is worse than a fussy and tired toddler who is wayyy overdue for a nap. This will help drown out loud noise or unfamiliar sounds so your child will be able to easily drift to sleep (and *stay* asleep) anywhere.
Promising review: "This product has been a lifesaver! Our child LOVES the sound of rain/whitenoise and this has calmed her down in the carseat sooooo much. She dislikes the carseat and the portable machine has made our lives easier. We used it about everyday for a month before the batteries finally died. Worth the money 100%." —Brianna
Get it from Amazon for $16.02.
44. A tube of maximum-strength Boudreaux's Butt Paste for your baby's diaper rash. This cream is made with 40% zinc oxide, making it gentle and effective, and with over 20,000 5-star ratings, parents back up the hype.
Promising review: "The BEST BY FAR! Must have!!!! This is by far my favorite diaper cream! It works instantly for any almost any rash! My son has super sensitive skin and I can put it on before bed and by morning any rash he has ever had is gone or almost gone! Amazing stuff!!! I give it to all my first time mom friends! I HIGHLY recommend, I have tried it all!!!!!" —Amazon Customer
Get it from Amazon for $4.94+ (available in seven sizes).
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