![]() ![]() It pays to wait until after your baby is born and is breastfeeding well before you buy a pump or kit.īreast pads or muslin cloths cut into squares Some stores hire them out, but you’ll need to buy your own pump kit to attach to the electric pump. breast pump (if you plan to pump breast milk) – manual or electric.teats – these have different sizes for slow flow or faster flow so see which works best for your baby. ![]() ice cube tray or bags to store breast milk.four to eight large bottles - you may want to buy the large size, because your baby will soon outgrow the small ones.If you plan to bottle-feed your baby expressed breastmilk or formula, you’ll need: Hats (sunhat or warm beanie depending on your baby’s due date)īaby sleeping bag with a fitted neck and armholes Pram/stroller rain cover and sun protector shadeĪ safe place for your baby to sleep - bassinet, cot, wahakura, or Pēpi-Pod® and fitted mattressĪt least two sets of baby bedding (sheets, blankets) – cotton, because it’s breathableĬotton onesies (short-sleeved, long-sleeved, or some of each, depending when your baby is due) It’s most important that the stroller or pram you choose opens and closes easily, and that it’s safe. Pram or stroller – this can be one of the most expensive things you’ll buy, so ask to try the strollers friends or whānau have. Safety equipment, such as gates, child-resistant locks and catches, stove guard and door knob coversīaby car seat – you’ll likely need this to get home from the hospital ![]()
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