I recommend ANY of Earth's Best jarred baby food if you do not make your own baby food. The ingredients are ones you want in your baby, not sugar and corn syrup and additives like popular other brands have. These are a great way to introduce your baby to solid foods without breaking the bank or resorting to ingredients you cannot pronounce.

These diapers cost more than your run of the mill disposables, but there are definite benefits. They are the most absorbant diapers I have ever used, and this has two benefits: 1- you use fewer diapers and 2- you have much less risk for diaper rash. I recommend the size 3 and up for older babies that produce more waste.

This is the ONLY shampoo and body wash you will need for your child. All of the ingredients are ones you can pronounce and even identify. This is not "cheap" but I have found ONE pump of the cleanser will do the hair and another pump lathered between your hands will do the entire body of my TODDLER. Skin and hair comes out soft and smelling so yummy. No tears and rinses clean away.

This is a great everyday diaper cream to use. It is preventive in nature and smells nice.

This stuff ROCKS for cleaning cloth diapers and baby's clothes. Cheaper and longer lasting than many well known brands. A little goes a long way!! Particularly formulated for caring for cloth diapers.

Great everyday lightweight stroller for kids 1 and up. Portable and ergonomic, it's a great choice for quality and budget-conscious affordability.

This tub is bulky, but it is great for helping baby recline or sit up unaided. Gives you room to work and baby room to play. Good for use until the baby can sit unaided in the tub and seeks to move around (about 10 months to 1 year).

Great space saver, this multi-stage feeding chair straps onto your existing dining chairs and grows/adjusts with your baby. Sturdy and easy to clean. Another frugal find...