Now, when do you even start this baby registry? That is kind of up to you. I would say that most

people started somewhere around that in the first trimester, early second trimester. Some people

started day one, you know, they just peed on a stick and they are like, let me start my baby registry.

You're listening to the Mommy Labor Nurse podcast where you'll gain the tools, knowledge, and

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birth, and postpartum from me, a labor and deliver nurse that's seen it all. And now let's get into

this week's episode. Welcome back to the Mommy Labor Nurse podcast. This week I am doing the first

episode in a little series. I'm calling Baby Registry 101. It's a series. Let's do it. So this

episode we are going to focus on all of the logistical things with getting started on your registry.

I'm going to talk you through choosing where to register when to get started and the first steps

in deciding what you need. Now, if you're past the point of starting your baby registry and you're

looking for something else to listen to today, I hear ya is fine. I recommend checking out episode 167

preparing for postpartum what you can do before giving birth. It's a must listen for every mama. It's

really popular one. And if you're already in the newborn days or maybe you're not, you want to

listen to a newborn episode, check out episode 169 10 surprisingly common newborn behaviors with

Dr. Mona Amin, my good friend. She's awesome. And it's another good episode. But if baby registries

are in your near future and something you could use some support, some advice on let's jump in.

Let's talk about it. Okay, let's start off with the two most popular baby registry websites

places where you house the registry. Okay, it's baby list and Amazon. We pulled you guys a while ago

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