Dustin Brune

When your friend announces the excitement of finding out they're going to become parents, you'll want to think about what the new parents would require or want.

We search across the entire internet to offer you the most amazing, thoughtful, unique and useful products for your child and your friend.

1. Baby Hand and Foot Print

It's working perfectly. I would like to see where you tried to imprint (you can on the back side but you cannot on the pressing side) so you could line it back up to make a toe you missed, or even a finger impression. However, I believe that not getting it first time is mostly user error.

The prints turned out extremely cute and are clear and on nice thick paper. You can reuse the Ink Pad to turn the sheet for a second time if you mess up the first time and they even provide two sheets for each ink pad because they know that it's going to happen.

2. Baby Hand Casting Kit

The castings came out so beautiful, I nearly cried when I removed them from the form. Keep in mind, the photos are the casts straight out of the mold, and before any touches. I'm thrilled to be reminded of how tiny my son's feet and hands were when he was only one month old.

I'm sure to make use of these kits again once he turns a year old.

3. Diaper Bag Backpack with Change Station

I bought this for myself since I was expecting. The size is prefect. You will definitely be able to fit everything that you might require, and it comes with space for wipes that are on the other side inside the bag. It's not heavy in the back because of the play and the pack. It's got extra padding across the back, so it's not a problem for your back. The only issue with the pack and play is that it is possible to play around with it to see how it opens. It took me a few times before I was able perform it swiftly. The bottle compartment is huge I think you might be able to squeeze in the DR brown bottle the tall ones . I definitely recommend this to anyone with a baby.

4 in 1 car vacuum cleaner. Wet Wipes Warmer

I genuinely disregarded the need for warming up the diaper wipes when I was making the baby's registry. I'm a new mom and I didn't believe that it would be a big deal if the diaper wipes were warm or not, however, I soon realized that I was wrong. My infant daughter screamed each time we used a cold wipe during diaper change. This disrupted her sleep and we'd spend many nights needing to comfort her back to sleep.

By using the warmer I don't need to be concerned about crying babies getting over the shock of washing her with a cold cloth. The fact that it heats from the top prevents the rest of the wipes from becoming dry.