Baby Gear

You know how some people stalk their celebrity crush’s every move? That’s me with this car seat. I’ve read the reviews, watched every video, and followed every launch update so you don't have to! Now that we’re finally ready to move to a convertible car seat, I’m beyond excited to make BabyArk a part of our everyday life. So, let me tell you what makes the BabyArk stand out in a sea of safety seats.

Yes! It's possible! Instead of spending hours upon hours researching and adding products to your baby registry you can just copy mine and have a HUGE head start! Everything on my public registry has been personally vetted and I either LOVE the product, or a close friend of mine does and I've heard about it so much it has earned a spot here.

When I was pregnant with my daughter, I did what most first-time moms do: I made a long list of things we “needed,” and a crib was right at the top. But the closer we got to her arrival, the more I started questioning it. Cribs are expensive, bulky, and not very long-term. Most kids outgrow them in a couple of years, and then you’re left figuring out what to do with furniture you no longer need. That’s when I stumbled upon the Montessori-style floor bed concept, and somethin

Let’s be real: when you’re preparing for a baby, the internet will convince you that you need everything. Registries get filled, Amazon carts overflow, and before you know it, your nursery looks like a BuyBuy Baby showroom. But now that I’ve survived the newborn stage and made it into toddlerhood, I’ve learned that there are quite a few “must-haves” that just… weren’t. Here are the baby products we bought, tried, or were gifted—and never really needed.

Recent studies have raised concerns about the presence of harmful chemicals in some disposable diapers. For instance, research has detected volatile organic compounds (VOCs) like toluene and xylene in various diaper brands. These chemicals are known reproductive toxicants and can be absorbed through the skin. The skin in the diaper area is particularly sensitive and more permeable, making it easier for these chemicals to enter the bloodstream.