When your friend shares the excitement of finding out they're going to become parents You'll want to consider what the new parent would need or appreciate.

We explore the entire web to provide you with awesome, thoughtful, unique and useful products for your baby and friend.

1. Baby Hand and Foot Print

It's perfect. I wish you could see where you tried at imprinting (you can do it on the back side but not on the press side) to allow you to align it for cyclone wash a toe that you missed, or even a finger impression. However, cyclone wash I believe that not getting it first time is mostly the fault of the user.

The prints came out super adorable and are clear and are printed on nice thick paper. You can reuse the printing pad by flipping the page over to test it again if you mess up the first time. They even provide two sheets of paper per ink pad since they know it's gonna happen.

2. Baby Hand Casting Kit

The casts were made beautifully, I almost cried when removing them from the mold. Keep in mind, the photos are the casts straight out of the mold and BEFORE any touch-ups. I'm so grateful to keep this memory of the tiny size of my son's feet and hands were when he was only a month old.

I'm sure to make use of these kits again once is turns one year old.

3. Diaper Bag Backpack with Changing Station

I purchased this bag for myself because I'm expecting. The size is just right. You will definitely be able to fit everything you'll need, it has an area specifically for wipes at the sides and back. It's not heavy in the back thanks to the play and pack. It has extra patting on the back so it's not a problem for your back. The only thing about the pack and play is that you might want to play with the way it shuts. It took me several times to perform it swiftly. The bottle section is large I think you might be able to fit an DR brown bottle in the tall ones . I would definitely recommend this to anyone with one of their children.

4. Wet Wipes Warmer

I genuinely disregarded the necessity of warming up the diaper wipes when I was putting together the baby's registry. I'm a first-time mother and didn't think that it would really matter if the wipes were warm or not, however, I soon discovered that it was not the case. My newborn daughter screamed every when we utilized a cold wipe for a changing her diaper. This disrupted her sleep and we'd spend many nights having to console her to get her back to sleep.

By using the warmer I never need to worry about my newborn crying during getting over the shock of cleaning her with a cold wipe. Its ability to warm from the top prevents the rest of the wipes from becoming dry.