There's no better time than the present to start planning for your new bundle of joy. Although it may seem like you have plenty of time, the next several months will fly by.

There are many things you will need to purchase before your baby comes

Shopping for your baby may be both joyful and scary. Anyone would melt if they bought their little clothing and imagined the magic expanding. However, with so many baby items on the market, it's difficult to know where to begin. Here's a quick newborn checklist to help you remember everything you'll need when your baby comes.

Checklist for the Nursery

The nursery is the most significant room in the home for many expecting parents. 

Bedding

You won't need much bedding, simply a waterproof mattress protector and some fitted sheets made specifically for your baby's crib. 

Keeping your baby's crib naked (free of any other sort of covering, such as blankets, top sheets, cushions, bumper pads, and wooden toys) lowers the danger of suffocation. 

Night-light. 

A nightlight is a definite newborn checklist while you're going to the nursery in the middle of the night for feedings. It allows you to see where you're going and what you're doing without the need for strong lighting. As your child ages, a nightlight may bring comfort when they wake up in the middle of the night. 

Storage for clothes

Even if you've just gathered the necessities, you'll need a place to store your newborn's clothes. The changing table's drawers or shelves may provide sufficient storage in certain circumstances. To arrange your things, you may also use baskets or tubs; chests of drawers or closets are also ideal solutions.

Checklist for Playtime

Toys and baby gear for fun would be missing from our newborn checklist. 

Portable playground

This may give your infant a secure, contained space to sleep or play while you do other things nearby. A movable play yard is convenient since you can move it around your house depending on your room. 

Wooden Toys

It's critical to check all infant toys for tiny bits that might pose a choking danger

Other than basic rattles or books with high-contrast designs, newborns and very young infants will not like many toys now. Soft toys with noises, stacking toys, push-pull toys, and busy boxes with fascinating features will soon be wonderful options to amuse and promote your older baby's growth.

Some toys, such as a vehicle toy or wood blocks like Jenga set, geometric blocks, would make an excellent newborn checklist for playtime. These toys are risk-free and eco-friendly since they're crafted entirely from wood. 

Checklist of Clothing

Aside from being adorable, newborn clothes are a must-have item on your shopping list. Layers are essential (unless you live in a very warm environment). 

Sleepwear 

Pyjamas, sleepers, or sleeping sacks are all examples of sleepwear. Since your infant will be spending so much time in bed, Sleepwear is a must-have. 

Whatever sleepwear you pick, you'll generally want something that covers your baby's feet—some pajamas and sleepers and sleeping sacks do. Babies can wear pyjamas beneath certain sleeping bags.

Outfits

Undershirts and one-piece ensembles. Some versions include snaps between the legs that allow for simple diaper changes. Depending on the weather, pick things with short sleeves or long sleeves, and choose between alternatives that leave your newborn's legs completely exposed or full-body options that cover the legs and feet. 

Shopping for (or receiving) lovely, mini-size baby outfits is enjoyable

Socks or booties 

You'll need a lot of socks and perhaps some booties. Your infant does not need shoes just yet; they will not be required until they begin walking outdoors.

Sweater or coat

Nothing on our newborn checklist surpasses a sweater or jacket to keep your infant warm. Cardigans and jackets are simpler to remove than pullover sweaters and may be worn with the front open if the weather changes. 

Checklist for Bath time 

During your baby's first year, he or she may only need three baths every week. Even a simple bathing routine necessitates the purchase of several newborn infant necessities!

Tub or baby bath seat

Your infant will take sponge showers at first until the umbilical cord stump falls off, but you'll soon need a seat or tub for bathing. Just make sure it's designed for newborns or has a newborn insert to accommodate your baby's tiny size.

Cup

To rinse away the soap or shampoo, use a plastic scoop or cup to pour water over your baby's hair or skin gently. Just be cautious not to get soapy water in your child's eyes!

Towels

You'll need a soft towel, maybe one with a hood for quicker drying. If you prefer, the "Hug from Nature" package is also available for purchase. A cotton sleepsuit and a baby bath towel made of excellent bamboo fibers are included in this set.  

You can rely on the excellent quality of these children's items. This style of set is quite common on the market. However, since the baby's skin is so sensitive, the clothes must also be picked with care. Although certain items are affordable, the quality is not always assured.

Select a gentle soap or bathing product made for newborns and young infants

Preparing for your newborn's birth may be both exciting and demanding. You'll have everything you need for your newborn baby if you stick to this newborn checklist.