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[PregnancyApp] Create a customizable checklist for baby items | RequestHunt

[PregnancyApp] Create a customizable checklist for baby items

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by @u/Inner-Smile2514 | 3/15/2026 | submitted by AutoCollector

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Users want a feature that allows them to create a customizable checklist for baby items they need to buy, helping them manage what to purchase without overspending.

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@u/Inner-Smile2514 | 3 pts | 3/15/2026

I’m currently 28th weeks pregnant, I started nesting last week and I have been slowly buying things that would be of used. So I have bought a dresser in Ikea and plan to put the Ikea changing pad on top, the dresser I bought can be used after which is a plus points for us. This Saturday I went to a fair, and there are gazillions of items and brands out there! I’m contemplating about buying breast pumps and cooling pads (dilemma is what if I can’t produce milk, buying the breast pumps would be a waste. Also, what if I did not deliver normally and ended up having CS.) I wouldn’t want to waste so much money on things that I might not be able to use. I’m not the type of person who would buy in bulk, since I also want to tests things which ones works best for me and my baby soon. I just need an advice what are the most important things I could really use. Things I bought: 1. Dresser/Changing station 2. Changing pad 3. 9 pairs of mittens 4. 3 pairs of shirt with ties + 3 pairs of sleeveless tops (0-3months) 5. 3 pairs of pj pants + 3 pairs of shorts (0-3months) 6. 3 pairs of booties (0-3months) 7. 3 1L of laundry detergents (unscented) 8. 4 baby wet wipes (unscented) 9. 2 standard beddings (set) with 2 bolster + 1 head pillow 10. I got 1 free baby Avent newborn baby bottle Note: I would purchase a package in the hospital which includes a joie allura crib, joie muze baby stroller and joie juva baby carrier. i would also get some Aveeno cleansing stuff etc. Also a set of newborn wardrobe. I actually dunno how many of each things I should or my baby would use, I know they grow quick enough to waste getting so many stuff. There are so many things I still need to buy.

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