The baby registry that covers what you actually need
From the stroller to the first-size onesies. Anyone who wants to help knows exactly what's still missing.
How it went
Sara is expecting her first child and everyone asks the same question: what do you need? Answers given out loud get lost, and six packs of onesies arrive in the same size. With a written list, shared in the group chat with her friends and sent on to relatives, everyone could see what was actually missing. The nursery filled up with useful things, and nothing had to go back.
How it works
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Write down what you need
Stroller, changing table, car seat, clothes broken down by size. Include the small things too: they matter more than you'd think.
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Share it with the people who want to help
Friends, colleagues, relatives. They open the link and see what's still missing.
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Receive what you actually need
Everything reserved disappears from the list: no six identical onesies in the same size.
Why it's worth it
No triplicates
The classic new-baby gift is the one everyone thinks of. With a list it happens once.
The right sizes
Put size, season and color in the notes: whoever is buying doesn't have to guess.
The boring things too
Diapers, creams, bottles: unromantic and always needed. On a list, somebody picks them up.
It updates over time
After the birth your needs change. You can edit the list whenever you like, even months later.
Put the list together calmly
It only takes a few minutes, and you can update it whenever you want.
The baby registry you share with a link
When a baby is on the way everyone wants to help, but almost nobody knows what's actually missing: the result is five packs of onesies in the same size and no changing table. With PresentForMe you write the baby registry with what you need, from the big items to the everyday supplies, and share it with a link. Whoever gives a gift reserves it, and that item disappears from everyone else's view. In the notes you can specify size, color and model, so the clothes arrive in the right size for the right season.