✨ Baby Registry: How many items did/do you add? ✨
1. How many items did you put on you baby registry?
2. As a Baby Shower guest, do you feel there should be a limit to how many items the parent(s) should put on their registry for their guests? How many is too many? 100? 200? 300? 5?
3. Do you feel the parent(s) should put everything they truly need for their baby even if it is over 100 items? Or does that seem...rude? Example: Instead of the parent(s) paying for something, they seem to be relying on the guests to make 99% of their purchases for their future baby from a long list.
4. Do you think it's (weird)/(fine) to add breast feeding items (pump, pads, shields, nipple cream, nursing cover, etc)?
5. Do you think it's (weird)/(fine) to register for a baby book?
6. Item price: How expensive is "too expensive"?
7. What type of things do you think (a) parent(s) should keep off their registry and buy themselves?
I'm very curious about people's opinions on these questions. I've seen many registries and it seems like sometimes the parent(s) get right to the point and put on needs (diapers, onesies, bottles, crib, travel system, etc) with a few wants. On the other hand, I've seen people add interesting things that aren't the essentials but mostly things they want (a specific themed bedding set, types of baby clothes, cute baby shoes, an expensive diaper bag, stuffed animals, a lamp*, etc). Some of them really thought that's what they should put, others did it because they had already bought the essentials themselves. Everyone is different but I'm wondering what could possibly be the popular opinion.
✨ Please share in the comments! 😄 Thank you! ✨
*I'm not kidding. They put a lamp. One lamp. It looked lonely.. 😂💡
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