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2. Newborn Baby Guide: Essential Gear, How-Tos, Tips, and More

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   Apply diaper cream or lotion if needed. Pull the diaper through your baby’s legs, then secure and tape. Make sure you’re able to put two fingers between baby and the diaper so it’s not too ...

3. Hospital Bag Checklist: Everything You Need for Mom and Baby

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   basic toiletries — soap, shampoo, toothbrush/toothpaste. disposable mesh underwear (it’s not the most attractive, but it does the job) thick sanitary pads. after-care items, like witch hazel ...

4. Free Programs for New Parents and Your Children - Healthline

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   All that eating and diapering will surely make your little one tired. So, you’ll need a safe place for your baby to sleep. Cribs can range in price from $100 to $3,000 and more, depending on ...

5. Baby Skin Care Products: Soaps, Lotions, Detergent, and More

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   Diaper rash ointment: Provides baby's skin with a barrier to moisture -- protecting newborn skin so wet diapers don't irritate. Baby oil: This classic is best used as massage oil for newborn skin ...

6. Baby Clothes Checklist - WebMD

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   Gowns that cover feet: 3-4. Hats/caps/bonnets: 1-2. Undershirts: 4-6 short- or long-sleeve. Light mittens: 1 pair (so tiny fingernails can't scratch) Sweaters: 1-2. Bunting: 1 (if you live in a ...

7. Diaper Bag Checklist - WebMD

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   Diapers (1 to 2 for every hour you plan to be out -- double that if you have twins ) Travel pack of disposable diaper wipes. Plastic bags to wrap up dirty diapers or hold wet clothes. Diaper rash ...