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I'm going to be a first time mom in June and I know the basics of things I will need but I still always have feelings that I might forget something that I need, as I've never done this before. Can anyone direct me to a good list of things or list some things? Thanks a lot.
Answer
babyzone.com has a list of things to buy when it comes to babies and its a fairly good list but keep in mind that all of this great stuff you buy you may bever use take your lifestyle into consideration when shoping like i never use their dresser my twins livge out of their clean laundry basketchangeing table i dont use the couch/floor/bed work greatchangeing pads are a must play pen is not nessicary untill the baby is quite a bit older 5-7 months unless you have pts who may not know how to mind their mannors bouncy seats or nice but optional swins are a must have crib is optional depending on if you want to sleep with your baby bassinets are a total waste of money the babies out grow them too quickly bath tubs are optional nice to have but not nessicaryboppy pillow for breast feeding is great but optional normal pillows work too burp rags are a must tons of blankets i recomend the fleace ones they soft and warmreciveing blankets are useless big fluffy quilts a no no they can sufocate the baby so that cute crib bumper set is best used with bumpers on the crib and the blanket a verry pretty decoration on the wall play gyms arent needed till baby is 4 months + lots of 0-3 clothes oly a few newborn sizes for pictures and the return from the hospital of course a car seat is a must if you go for the carrier/car seat its handy untill they baby reaches 20 lbs if you go for the convertable a baby carrier front strap backpack type is a must gas drops are a must name brand is mylecon but there is a generic brad for double the size half the price and works just fine baby lotion soap both have to have baby disposable wah cloths are optional but verry nice to have big fluffy towels are a must in my house the babies like them and they make it more fun for me to cuddle after bath time need more help message me by clicking my picture under contact user go to email ill answer any questions
babyzone.com has a list of things to buy when it comes to babies and its a fairly good list but keep in mind that all of this great stuff you buy you may bever use take your lifestyle into consideration when shoping like i never use their dresser my twins livge out of their clean laundry basketchangeing table i dont use the couch/floor/bed work greatchangeing pads are a must play pen is not nessicary untill the baby is quite a bit older 5-7 months unless you have pts who may not know how to mind their mannors bouncy seats or nice but optional swins are a must have crib is optional depending on if you want to sleep with your baby bassinets are a total waste of money the babies out grow them too quickly bath tubs are optional nice to have but not nessicaryboppy pillow for breast feeding is great but optional normal pillows work too burp rags are a must tons of blankets i recomend the fleace ones they soft and warmreciveing blankets are useless big fluffy quilts a no no they can sufocate the baby so that cute crib bumper set is best used with bumpers on the crib and the blanket a verry pretty decoration on the wall play gyms arent needed till baby is 4 months + lots of 0-3 clothes oly a few newborn sizes for pictures and the return from the hospital of course a car seat is a must if you go for the carrier/car seat its handy untill they baby reaches 20 lbs if you go for the convertable a baby carrier front strap backpack type is a must gas drops are a must name brand is mylecon but there is a generic brad for double the size half the price and works just fine baby lotion soap both have to have baby disposable wah cloths are optional but verry nice to have big fluffy towels are a must in my house the babies like them and they make it more fun for me to cuddle after bath time need more help message me by clicking my picture under contact user go to email ill answer any questions
What the heck is the point of surviving?
lalaland
If I didn't have to work or go to school to survive and I had a lot of disposable cash..
I probably wouldn't be asking this because I would be able to do whatever I wanted..
But I don't, and I'm probably going to be stuck with 40+ hr work weeks when I grad from college..
And a pretty ordinary life.
Whats your motivation?
What the heck is the point? Nothing in this world appeals to me, it's all so illusory and empty.. nothing lasts.
Answer
Surfing.
Really good Mexican Food.
Icy cold mountain lakes high up in the Sierras on a hot August day.
Catching a trout in aforementioned mountain lake after backpacking in 15 miles.
Sunset over the Pacific Ocean parked anywhere on Hwy 1 along the California coast.
Playing footsie with the one you love under the table at Thanksgiving and knowing that later on when the lights go out behind closed doors...
Wakeboarding.
Jumping off the boat into just-right water temp on a hot summer day.
Adorable children sneaking strawberries behind mommy's back.
Funny kitty purring when he finds you and snuggles up next to you on a cold winter night.
Sweet baby kisses from a sleepy baby at bedtime.
Sweet husband kisses first thing in the morning when you first wake up.
Driving a pickup truck along country roads.
Miles of wildflowers.
Warm, colorful quilts to snuggle under.
Beef stew in the crockpot.
Sailing at full sail on a beautiful balmy day to any island in any ocean.
Standing under a waterfall on a hot August day in a swimming hole found in a creek in the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
Lake Tahoe.
A perfect, sun-ripened nectarine picked right from the tree.
Riding a horse at full gallop.
Sea, salty air, wind, waves, a cold drink in your hand, and you go and jump in to cool off whenever you feel like it.
A hot fire in the fireplace, a pot of chili on the stove, smooth jazz on the radio, and a happy love next to you on the sofa.
Making out under a picnic table in a campground in the desert, in the back of a pickup in a campground in the mountains, next to the river after skinny dipping, making waves in a "no-wake zone"...and other places not to be named to protect my reputation.
On the fifty-yard line with the marching band playing my lungs out while a full-stadium crowd cheers a huge loud roar.
College football, NASCAR, country music, and tailgating at any of those events.
A ham sandwich on a bakery roll while on a picnic at the lake, the beach, the river, the park, while skiing, during a bike ride in Yosemite.
Sitting in a hot tub at the end of a hard day's work as a ski-lift operator at a ski resort.
Roller-coaster mountain roads in a pickup truck to go skiing, fishing, camping, etc.
I could go on and on.
Where have you BEEN, dude?
Surfing.
Really good Mexican Food.
Icy cold mountain lakes high up in the Sierras on a hot August day.
Catching a trout in aforementioned mountain lake after backpacking in 15 miles.
Sunset over the Pacific Ocean parked anywhere on Hwy 1 along the California coast.
Playing footsie with the one you love under the table at Thanksgiving and knowing that later on when the lights go out behind closed doors...
Wakeboarding.
Jumping off the boat into just-right water temp on a hot summer day.
Adorable children sneaking strawberries behind mommy's back.
Funny kitty purring when he finds you and snuggles up next to you on a cold winter night.
Sweet baby kisses from a sleepy baby at bedtime.
Sweet husband kisses first thing in the morning when you first wake up.
Driving a pickup truck along country roads.
Miles of wildflowers.
Warm, colorful quilts to snuggle under.
Beef stew in the crockpot.
Sailing at full sail on a beautiful balmy day to any island in any ocean.
Standing under a waterfall on a hot August day in a swimming hole found in a creek in the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
Lake Tahoe.
A perfect, sun-ripened nectarine picked right from the tree.
Riding a horse at full gallop.
Sea, salty air, wind, waves, a cold drink in your hand, and you go and jump in to cool off whenever you feel like it.
A hot fire in the fireplace, a pot of chili on the stove, smooth jazz on the radio, and a happy love next to you on the sofa.
Making out under a picnic table in a campground in the desert, in the back of a pickup in a campground in the mountains, next to the river after skinny dipping, making waves in a "no-wake zone"...and other places not to be named to protect my reputation.
On the fifty-yard line with the marching band playing my lungs out while a full-stadium crowd cheers a huge loud roar.
College football, NASCAR, country music, and tailgating at any of those events.
A ham sandwich on a bakery roll while on a picnic at the lake, the beach, the river, the park, while skiing, during a bike ride in Yosemite.
Sitting in a hot tub at the end of a hard day's work as a ski-lift operator at a ski resort.
Roller-coaster mountain roads in a pickup truck to go skiing, fishing, camping, etc.
I could go on and on.
Where have you BEEN, dude?
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