Baby’s Essential Toiletry Kit

Finally, the long-awaited moment has arrived. Baby is here! Not only does he need you 24 hours a day but also your care. Whether it’s for his bath, hygiene, feeding, or simply his well-being, your baby deserves all the comfort. To avoid running all over the house and to make outings easier, it’s best to always have his “vanity” kit ready at hand, containing all his essentials.

Let’s start with what matters most to him: his bottle
The bottle is essential to satisfy baby’s “number one” need: his hunger. Glass, unbreakable, with removable handle, spout or anti-drip, graduated, with colorful designs and various capacities... The choice of bottles is so wide that reading a buying guide may be necessary to avoid making a mistake.

The nipple must absolutely be BPA-free and suited to your baby’s feeding habits. As for the milk, it should be chosen according to your child’s age, but also their preferences and needs. From growing-up milk to first and then second stage milk, each period of your baby’s life will be fulfilled with the right milk. And to keep baby properly hydrated, remember to have a bottle of water with you. There are also sachets of granules with a sweet taste and various flavors that you can add at the last moment to your infant’s bottle to vary their taste sensations.

Baby’s other priority will be cleanliness
In bulk: diapers, of course, cotton wool, anti-redness cream, a cleansing milk or wipes for when you’re out and about, a gentle baby shampoo, a silk-bristle hairbrush, saline solution to clean his nasal passages...

To keep your little one’s bottom dry as long as possible, diapers are a must. From newborn diapers to pull-up pants for three-year-olds, all sizes exist from 1 to 5. For summer, there’s even a special swim diaper that’s plastic-coated and allows for the wildest beach baths. As for washable diapers, they’re making a comeback: made from certified fabrics, these diapers reduce the risk of allergies and itching, and help protect the environment by limiting waste.

To make things easier, think about toiletry kits adapted to the fragile nature of infants: sponges, brushes and combs designed for softness, a pair of rounded scissors, a bath thermometer to avoid scalding water and prevent hurting baby.

The essential “little extras” for your outings
His “lovey,” a sunshade cover, a parasol or the classic bucket hat to avoid sunstroke, a plastic rain cover for the stroller in case of a shower, and a rattle that lets your baby “teethe” while being entertained.