I’m not even pregnant and I feel overwhelmed by how expensive society makes everything be, especially having babies! But you make it so much more relaxing and attainable, thank you for sharing.
Ashley Colley that’s why people complain and say they don’t want kids, cause they’re „too expensive“. I even was reading in a forum that they bought a new, bigger car so the stroller could fit in. Wow 🤦🏻♀️😅
Im expecting my second and Im so glad I found this video. I was on a budget and short on space with my first and I found that my baby list was a lot like yours, no crib, no changing table, etc. I loved multitasking items so I would use my exercise ball to bounce on with baby (instead of a glider), changed baby on the couch/bed/floor with receiving blankets underneath, used a soup thermos filled with hot water as a bottle warmer, and a $7 shower caddy as a diaper caddy that I could move around the house. A baby bath sponge and an inch of water in the tub meant I didnt need a big ol baby bath either. Before baby could roll, he was swaddled in a laundry basket and I would bring him inside the bathroom while I showered lol. My parents thought that was strange lol but it works fine. Moms are so creative and we dont need a million things. As long as baby is fed, safe, and comfortable they will be ok
Absolutely love this too! I'm 9 weeks pregnant tomorrow and live in a one-bedroom apartment. I want to own as few items as possible and thought I needed a changing table, but happy to know I don't! Just wondering if there's no crib, where do you put the baby down for its nap? I actually found gorgeous second-hand woven baskets for around €20 and thought of using that, which you can move around and even bring to outings since we don't own a car and won't be using a car seat! 🤗
Valises & Gourmandises for naps, I primarily used a kid size Japanese floor futon that my mom has from when I was a baby. Some other ideas are a pack-n-play (great for travel, folds compact for storage, and you can purchase a mattress separately to make it more comfy), a memory foam kitchen mat (you can roll it up after youre done with naps!), baby swing (not necessary but we got one used from a friend) and your bed. A basket is great idea while your baby is still small. After my son gained the ability to roll over, I felt more comfortable placing baby in my bed (peel back your blankets and sheets so baby isnt surrounded by fluffy items) since it is low to the ground and placed body pillows around him as a barrier. This second time around, I will be using a secondhand dock-a-tot for naps and co-sleeping and the pack-n-play. Prob will still utilize the floor for naptime as well. Do what you feel is comfortable and safe for your baby. Congrats on your pregnancy!
Valises & Gourmandises and absolutely dont need a changing table! I don’t even know why people make them a “musthave” item. Towel/receiving blanket/anything washable that you can spread out underneath is enough to absorb any accidents if they occur. You can easily add them to your wash and it gives you the freedom to change baby anywhere in their house. Most babies have at least a few poop explosions where their backs and onesies get soiled so I wouldnt want to change baby on a precious mat. Just an old towel will do and then immediately into the wash lol!
Glad I saw this...totally deleting a quarter of my registry. I live in a 1 bedroom apartment and I want the baby in my room for at least the first year. Definitely don't want all the extra toys, gadgets and clutter.
I DESTINY theidestiny the american pediatrics association recommendations for Safesleep is at 6-12 mon in your room (not necessarily your bed). and if you think about it you can guess that this is how its done in most countries around the world. a "baby room" is an invention of high income families in the western world
I DESTINY theidestiny my babies are 3 and 1 and they both still end up sleeping in our bed and either I or my partner end up sleeping in their room 😂 or we all just still sleep in one bed most days. Definitely never bought a changing table.
First baby checklist I've watched at 20 weeks pregnant and I'm not gonna watch any more :) I'm expecting my first so it's all very confusing, but as we get ready for her we found ourselves decluttering the whole apartment like crazy! I'd love to stay clutter free with baby as well, and I figured that I won't need too much, but your tips are incredibly helpful and reassuring!
I’m 31 and having surprise baby #1! I find clutter so stressful. All my previous baby shower experiences and Pinterest lists of baby gear had me absolutely terrified! I can’t tell you how your videos have calmed my fears and made me more confident as a soon to be mom. Everything about your ideologies feel so close to how I didn’t even know I felt - until I heard you say them! You really lifted a huge weight off my shoulders and now I’m obsessed with all your videos! 😭 bless you minimal mom- you’ve gained a truly sincere fan!
I'm scared to ask my parents what "essentials" that had back in the 80s...the pointless essentials that are on some of these moms list is out of control. Thank you! This gave me such relief.
I’m a young mom of almost 2, you really DO NOT have to spend tons of money. I don’t even work. Babies do not have to be ridiculous expensive if you don’t want them to be.
At last, an essentials list that is actually minimal and not full of gadgets! This is what we're planning for our little one in June and I'm so glad to hear that we will get by just fine with this list.
Thanks for this! I am having by first baby, and people seem to think my low-key/minimalist approach isn't doable. I find it practical and calming! After years of taking care of other people's babies, I really want to keep the environment efficient and enjoyable.
One essential for me was a lingerie laundry bag for the breast pads. We had a front loader washing machine, and the breast pads were thin enough to slip out of the drum and get caught up in the mechanism of the machine. But even with a top loader, it would be useful to have a laundry bag to put little things in to keep them together and prevent them from getting lost.
lana lyamin so true! 😅 I’m due with my third in May, all girls! Literally the only thing we have bought is a mini crib because new big sister will only be 16 months old and not ready to give hers up, but both will convert to toddler beds then regular beds so they will last. Other than that we are a proud hand-me-down family! Other than that we already have everything we could want/need for a baby and even that is basic! My only absolute MUST HAVE is an automatic rock and play. Worth its weight in gold!
MamaBear Jones right???? I'm due in 2 weeks with #4 lol the only thing I bought so far was nb diapers and wipes lol still have everything left over from my 18m daughter.. my stroller has a bassinet attachment so we have that plus a bouncer.. and when my daughter gets a little older we will transition her from her crib to big girl bed this summer.. some outfits might be out of season but that's minor details imo o and some of my friends chipped in and got me a new Miss Fong diaper bag and bath towel and reusable baby food pouches lol
this is my first and i've been down sizing myself for a year.. now im 24 weeks pregnant and dont really want to have a house FULL of pointless baby stuff. I just want what i need because as a single mother it will make my life so much easier.
Let people know you're wanting to have just the few items that you actually need and you don't want anything else (it doesn't matter if THEY think you need it) and just tell them what you really need is cash. Then you can buy what you need and have savings left over for baby.
So smart. So simple. So awesome. I so wish moms would realize all that they DON'T need. It just makes their lives so much more simple. Hugs from Maine.
I agree. A lot of the items for babies are a marketing strategy to get parents to buy for their babies... and it works because we all want the best for our baby. Get items that can be used now and as your baby grows older. I think it's best to save the earth and your pocketbook.
Expecting my second baby in January, and this video just brought so much joy to my soul! I tried to be minimal with our first, but really didn't know how to stand up against the societal norms for what was important to me. Thank you for being positive and sweet while holding fast to the standards that are important to you and your family!
Babies don't really need a whole lot. Just something to eat, something to keep warm with, something to potty in, and somewhere to sleep. What that looks like will vary depending on the family, but that's about it as far as needs. And a car seat. Everything else is extra 😉 I do like to have a swing just so I can do other things without baby (like take a shower) and baby is safe. I also like to have something handmade for each baby, those things are just special to have. We are expecting our 7th due in April. The only thing we're buying for baby is some new cloth diapers, because after 6 babies, you can imagine how worn some of our diapers are.
Brandi I’m also due in April, but this will be my first. I’m cloth diapering with prefolds/fitteds and covers mostly. I can’t wait to start that journey. I had a hard time with my registry because I felt so pressured to have certain things and in the end I ended up with a few key pieces for each category you mentioned. We’re not co-sleeping so we added a rock and play for the newborn stage. We still don’t have a crib but if we get one hope to find one our baby can grow with (convertible into twin hopefully). I live in a small house so we’re aiming for minimalism for space saving mostly. I’m still working on overcoming the clutter we have with just two adults and 3 pets.
I am so grateful for your authenticity. My kids are 15 and 17 and they co-slept for at least a year when they were born. I love the comments too. So nice! Love your vibe.😁
Just found this by chance and it's by far my most favourite baby essentials list! I'm due in April with my first and have found this so reassuring that I don't 'need' all the recommended latest gadgets. Thank you!
I have no plans of having kids for at least a few years but I love watching videos like this to reinforce my idea that a ton of stuff is not necessary for babies. Thank you
I went baby shopping with my mom for my first and it was the best thing I ever did. She was able to tell me how much I really needed and it turns out it wasn’t much at all. Great video.
Having my third child now and I always thought cloth diapers would be too much work for me to keep up with. But now thanks to your suggestion I think my husband and I can handle it. Thanks a lot. You just saved us hundreds of dollars.
After I was done with family planning, I recently found out I'm pregnant again, and I will admit I freaked out a little. More stress, more clutter, less time... This video was so calming and really grounded my stressed-out mind :-). Glad I remembered you made this. Thanks so much!
I’m a novice minimalist we bought a very small house and have 2 boys. We are having our third. And I HATE THINGS laying around everywhere we just don’t have the space and CLUTTER it stresses me out sooo much. I told everyone not to get me toys and a ton of baby gadgets for this baby because we can’t store it and I don’t want to store it I want to be clutter free, baby will just need me for first 6 mos as you said. So one bouncer a carrier car seat stroller we did bye a cosleeper bed and the rest we get as needed I feel so less stressed with this baby then first two. As I said learning to simplify and be minimalist and hoping to get my husband on board but I feel so great about it 😊 thank you for this video
LOVE this! My husband and I like to keep things minimal and I’ll be delivering our first baby tomorrow(!). I’m so happy to hear your positive review on the Solly Baby as I have one waiting and ready to use!
Farmhouse on Boone Thank you! Hoping to go into labor naturally of course, otherwise induced this week. Just found out may not be tomorrow but definitely this week before Friday (when turning 42 weeks). I’m so ready!!
I was a minimalist with my babies too and it drove my siblings and extended family crazy. They wanted to give us so much stuff. One of the items I really loved is a sleep sack for winter when they outgrow swaddling and want their arms free. I like the Aidan & Anais muslin version. Each wash makes it softer.
I wonder if you've ever heard of using a floor bed (a mattress on the floor) rather than a crib. Keeps things even more minimal and helps develop independence! You can maybe google Montessori floor bed for some inspiration and the reasons behind it. Cloth diapering is super!
I appreciate your video. I'm a minimalist and have been a bit freaked out by everything people say you "need" to buy for baby. This being my first pregnancy, people share a lot of advice. People often don't understand my minimalist philosophy to begin with, so when you add baby into the mix, people think I'm crazy to want so few items. Your video is reassuring and helpful. Thank you for sharing.
I’m due with my third girl in May! Literally the only thing we have bought for her is a mini crib, because the new big sister will only be 16 months old and not ready to give hers up! But both will convert to toddler beds then regular beds so they will get their use! And a double stroller, second hand $100. We also cloth diaper, which will come in handy with two in diapers. And plan on nursing. Babies really don’t need much BUT I will say the automatic rock and play is a MUST HAVE. Such a life saver!
Great baby list! As a soon to be mom of two I definitely feel like we had so much stuff the first time around! I would just remind cloth diapering moms to never put the microfibre against babies skin, as it’s really bad directly on their skin.. stick to cotton, bamboo, hemp, etc :)
I hoard and own thousands of books. I won't get rid of them! But evening else I want to cut down and minimalize. My baby is due in 2019. So I'm hoping to glean all I can in getting exactly what I need. This is a great video!
this is so funny because i've sense gotten rid of many of my books. And now I'm about to have my second baby and i can use most of the stuff from my previous pregnancy/infant but i want to cut down on everything else i need to buy
The best use I found for the flannel swaddle blankets was to cut them up and use them as washcloths for diapering. Thank you so much for sharing all of your insights! There is so much marketing that tells mamas that they have to have all this gear. I always remember the very, very long period of time time that humans were having babies before the industrial revolution and realize that less is more.
You're awesome. Everyone keeps telling me "You need more THINGS." When I ask what they suggest either they're unsure or list a slew of random "things" that sound more like a waste of money and clutter to make me anxious.
I’ve been a minimalist for a few years now. It’s one of the best things I’ve ever done. I pregnant now with my first and I’ve been stressing over what I’ll need. I definitely don’t want to go overboard or not get enough. It’s so hard to know with your first. Thank you SO MUCH for this video.
This is *_JUST_* what I was looking for. I’ve always hated the idea of a room-full of stuff you won’t even use after 6 or so months. I’m so excited to get pregnant! Lol
I'm about to be a first-time mom and have been looking all over for advice about what I'll REALLY need (I'm a minimalist), I've also been searching for the best affordable cloth diapers and this is by far the most helpful video I've come across - I love you by now! I feel that every single thing I've been wondering about has been answered! THANK YOU!
Hi Lisa, I watched this video 3 or 4 times during my pregnancy with baby #4 and it was a huge help!! Between your suggestions and just minimizing things in our lives in general, I have been able to maintain a certain level of sanity. Thank you for helping me be realistic about how much I truly need. :)
As an old Mum of 6 and now Granny to 7 your list is great. I love that you are thinking of your baby and other little ones and keeping things simple. Bless you all at this wonderful time. I am looking forward to meeting your newest addition.
I am right on board with you, such a simple list thank you. With regards to the high chair my preference is the bumbo with insert and tray which changes for size, is so good at holding them up and then works as a booster seat in the car once they are out of the car seat. My first son and I did a lot of little road trips and I could easily carry it around anywhere and we could just pull over for picnics and he always had a secure spot to sit. Thank you for all your knowledge.
We live in a travel trailer and for our 3rd (and now 4th) child we used a travel bassinet that folds up for the first couple of months since we don't co-sleep and then a pack and play until they outgrow it (between 16-18 months old for my kiddos). It has worked out so well for us. We've never owned a changing table or regular crib and our babies have never had their own room where they didn't share with siblings. We buy only one car seat for each child (so no infant seat) and babywear the littlest one until they graduate to riding in the cart. We have one baby seat so that the baby can watch his siblings play and sit up a little for a change of scenery. Also recently discovered the extra large muslin swaddle blankets and they are amazing! They function as my nursing cover, floor mat for tummy time, travel blanket in the car, and of course a swaddle.
I agree with you on the zippers. and we didn't cosleep, our baby stayed with in her crib from the first day we got back from the hospital and it definitely helped cos she started sleeping through the night at 3 months. 12 hours long sleep. super appreciative
I wished I’d watched this sooner! I’m a first time mom due in 5 weeks and clutter stresses me out. When I saw how much baby stuff I need I got overwhelmed! I’ve also de cluttered and donated clothes. I got it down to very minimal. Skipping crib and got the bassinet/co-sleeper/playard in one instead and going Montessori method from there (floor bed). Skipped infant car seat because I’m petite and on a skinny side and worried I won’t be able to carry the car seat for when he gets heavier anyways. Not buying clothes because I’m pretty sure we’ll get a lot from baby shower. 😱 and probably just go from there. 😁 watching this video made me feel like I’m on the right track!
This video was so helpful to me for my last 2 babies. Im expecting #4 any day now and so im rewatching this to get my mind right. I sent this to my cousin who is expecting her first❤️ i know she'll find this helpdul
LOVE love love your mindset! I am the same way. Keep it simple. Stress free. Ppl think I’m crazy for not wanting a crib right away. This video was very helpful. Thanks!!
This is refreshing to watch, I like how simple everything is. Also people always gift babies things so stuff like toys and extra outfits will always be gifted at some point! I’ve kept all my newborn clothes/muslin cloths/bibs in 4 small baskets, told myself if anything exceeds over a basket then I’m buying too much which I won’t end up using!
Wow, this video is amazing. I'm about to be a first-time mom in 3 months, and I'm someone who likes to keep things simple. This video was very insightful and helpful, thank you!
Second time mom soon. I completely agree with all of this, but it's always nice to check other people's opinions especially with such small lists you feel like you're missing something when you're not lol. My first never liked soothers and didn't like swaddling so swings were a must for me because the only other thing that soothed him was being held and/or nursed, but that's all I would change. I wish I had cloth diapered him but maybe I will be able to with this baby. Great video
I love that i'm watching this again for my 2nd baby. I also wore my baby pretty much all day after i had her. I plan to do the same for this one. i had a moby wrap and loved it.
I love this so much... so many people on RU-vid have a gigantic list of so many things I feel like I won’t need. I’m a first time mom so this was super helpful!! Thank you! I love minimalism
I am expecting my fifth baby any day now. I love your video and think it is ver self-controled to live so simple. I have to admit I could not do with just white and greay! I love seeing my kids wearing different colors. It just brightens the day. Also I think I enjoy the "hardships" of newborn & baby stage more, when some cute things are around me, just for the sake of their cuteness, not because they are really needed. So even though all you say makes total sense to me, I am glad for all the fun baby stuff I am blessed to have!
Expecting my first baby in a couple of months and I've always known I want to be a minimalist, cloth diapering mama. This video was absolutely PERFECT! Thank you.
Wow! Finally, a mom similar to myself!! I am on my 4th baby, also unknown gender, and although I am not a minimalist, I keep clutter at bay and do not buy stuff we do not really need or will use excessively. Sifting through vids of people buying and buying what I will not, I will check out your other vids! And yes, we cosleep and have with all of our kids! They are alive and well!
Love your video! Most difficult part was to explain to our family we dont want to much stuff... they always said we understand but you nees this or that!
I love these ideas, my husband and I are moving into a 20ft camper at some point soon - No kids yet, but when the time comes this will great advice for us!
Only have one baby but I'd agree with pretty much everything. Only thing I'd really add is a bouncy chair but if you are really committed to baby wearing I suppose it's not necessary. I wore my daughter a lot when she was a newborn but it was nice to have somewhere to put her when she couldn't be worn (eg I was in the shower).
Only video that has made sense so far out of the 100a I’ve seen! Simple and to the point 21 weeks pregnant I’m from India and like someone said here babies sleep with mum initially we don’t know any other way! So it was very hard relating the million videos i saw until this one. Been living in UK for a while now and with the amount of stuff they advertise you to buy it’s crazy. Glad to have found this video >>> subbed!
LOVE muslin swaddle blankets! I find them so much more versatile than the smaller flannel ones. I loved having the convertible baby bathtub because it works until they can go in the bath themselves with just a mat but I also used it if I was getting washed or washing the bathroom then he could be in the bathroom with me
Amanda H Hardly. My babies have always been in my open shirt (bare breasted) or under my blanket with me. Babies don't actually like fabric/cotton. They have Always preferred my warm skin and the oxytocin we get to share as a result.
Amanda H Hardly. My babies have always been in my open shirt (bare breasted) or under my blanket with me. Babies don't actually like fabric/cotton. They have Always preferred my warm skin and the oxytocin we get to share as a result. Oxytocin is extremely healing and you get The Best night's sleep of all time! I sometimes feel like I have babies in order to get such good sleep lol There's nothing like it.
And a car seat and a SAFE place to sleep and diapers and formula if you dont breasfeed and music and books for stimulation and clothes cause not everybody lives in climate controlled homes😔
Montessori nursery is what I would do (no crib but a floor bed after baby turns 6 mos), my pink nike gym bag will be my diaper bag, everything will be used and from FB marketplace, only thing will be new is a mattress and a car seat.
We only have 3 kiddos right now and I never could find a good cloth dipe I liked so I've not clothed much with our third. Definitely going to try out this brand. All in ones and pockets just don't keep our heavy wetters from leaking. I can't believe I haven't seen this video yet when I've seen a lot of yours.
I LOVE Burt’s bee clothing!! I have found that they were always the pieces I would grab first. I also love cloth diapers!!! Covers and prefolds/inserts/whatever you have on hand are my favorite too. Oddly, my expensive all in one is the only one that leaks!! I won’t use microfiber though!!
Hi Lisa,I was wondering if you could share your maternity wardrobe? I'm expecting #5 but didn't plan on more so I'm having to start over but just want a simple minimal wardrobe. I love what you have on in all your videos ❤️
Co-sleeping is the best for me! Have had sooooooo much flack from people, but my babies were so much more happy with me. And let's face it....... People have slept with there babies for thousands of years! It's great to see it works for you too!
My baby is 4 months old, cosleeping is the way for us too. Both of us sleep significantly better. May I ask your advice?? When and how do you transition baby to crib? When you're on the same bed, what safety precautions can ba taken?
Babies have also died from co-sleeping. I don't understand why you would risk losing your baby when there are much safer options. I just don't think it's worth the risk.
@@music-by-storm there is a risk associated with everything in life. If its not for you and you are uncomfortable that is fine but dont try to shame others.
Will someone enlighten me, when you let babies cosleep with you, do you guys put some kind of barrier so you don’t accidentally rolling on them? I guess you can say I’m one of those people who are concerned of risking possibly hurting my baby if I accidentally roll on them. But I wonder, how do you guys remain conscious of your little ones while asleep?
@@feedYOURchildrenKORN wooden beds mostly..with a mattress filled with cotton traditionally but now people have moved on to comfortable mattress depending on their budget.
@@martjie lndia is somewhere around 50 in the list. Keeping the birth rate and population, not that high actually. And sids doesn't have one particular reason.
@@martjie if you think i am defending india that's not on my mind. What i am saying is co sleeping can not be directly linked with sids as the only reason. Sudden drop in oxygen level, choking, sudden drop in glucose levels many reasons are there. I am now persuing my phd in clinical psychology and my husband is a surgeon rest assure, I am not googling my answers. I wrote what i remember, my data might need an upgradation and I thank u for that but Ma'am i am positive that no doctor can state that co sleeping equals SIDS
Good idea in the few Pieces that get trashed and tossed After each babe. We've been stocking and rotating huge boxes of baby/Kid clothes between Friends for five Years. One thing I can't wait for After the baby stage is getting rid of all those boxes. Forever. Gift the pump, the cloth diapers, the changing pad, the rocker, the clothes...
I feel like I finally found my tribe. I tried cloth diapers on my first four kids, but this time around I'll try the simple covers, I'm with you on the only essential item is a wrap. and a car seat.
I am so happy I found this video, and your channel. I am pregnant with my first and really crave keeping things minimal. I found some great direction here, thank you! xo.
Loved your list. FTM due shortly and due to space restrictions this video was truly very helpful and made me feel less stressed about what we have bought and what I still need ❤️ thank you
Great video! I have twin boys and kept everything minimal when they were babies. One thing I used a lot was a boppie which came in handy for feedings etc. I also primarily used onesies and zippered sleepers everyday until they were several months old.
I keep it simple with my babies too. All those cutesy outfits are usually not as soft or comfy as a cotton sleeper onesie. I've had people make comments about taking them in public in baby PJs instead of a dress or baby pants and shirts but really, what baby wants to wear jeans? I wanted to mention I have always kept my babies in bed with me because I nurse all night and it just works. However I had a scare with baby #6, my then 3 year old woke me up because he had to pee and I saw my infant had rolled onto his stomach. I quickly flipped him over and it scared the hell out of me. If my older child hadn't woken me up, something really terrible could have happened. I switched to a bassinet next to me that night. I already had it but it's always just been used for extra baby blankets or my girls put their dolls in it. I love co sleeping but I think sometimes a mom can just be too tired. I'm not telling you, or anyone, what to do. Just sharing my experience.
Yeah I agree. I co slept a little bit but the first time I realized my exhaustion was too much to ensure the baby would stay put, I decided against it. It's so much easier and safer just to place the baby in a bassinet.
I'm due 01/01/2019, I'm a first time mum and have been having so much anxiety about all things baby like what's needed and what's just junk. Your videos are helping me figure things out a bit better so thank you!!
Thank you. Everything i planned intuitively you have covered and now i will cross off a few things from my list which I will not need until after baby is here. ♡
Thank you so much for making this video! We are expecting our baby very soon, and clutter is so so stressful. I feel like this is one of the main reason most parents feel overwhelmed with kids; it's not necessarily the kids but rather the chaotic and disorganized environment they live in. With that being said, thank you for the recommendations! I was also was wondering if you co-sleep with your baby, what do you use in the bed? Like a mosses bassinet? co-sleeping is my preference. I've heard from others this is what they use to sleep with the baby in the bed :) I would be so grateful for your input because people are SO afraid to talk about this and then secretly so many people are co-sleeping with their baby! thank you!!
This is my first baby and I’m going to take your miminalist way all to heart even for myself when baby is new! Thank you for this list it is now my list! It would be fun to get a total on all the items needed for babies first day till 6 mos! I love this thank you !
I absolutely love the organic burts bees baby clothes. The newborn sleepers and shirts run on the smaller side of sizing witch was great for my newborn because they fit well. My muslin swaddlers are still an essential
Love it! Thanks for sharing :) I would definitely add a waterproof changing mat to this list, you can put it anywhere and it replaces the need for a changing pad or special changing table, you can just put the mat on the floor or the couch and off you go. Love you choice of diaper though! I love using flats with a comparable cover, cheap and works like a charm. Thanks again for the vid!
Oh my God. I loved every word you spoke. I'm expecting my first baby soon and like you, hate clutter and anything around the house that's not useful to me. I feel like I would have a tonne of things to ask you. Please do share a video on making your own baby wash and how to bathe baby.
oh my, this is SUCH a helpful video! thank you! we're expecting in April with our first, and as a minimalist myself I'm so happy to have found your channel 😊
I just found your channel and I entirely fell in love ! You have such a calm voice, your surroundings make me really happy and you just have that kind of careless aura !
