Everything I Got From My Amazon Registry Welcome Box!

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    Last week, I received my Amazon Registry Welcome Box! This box was completely free to me including shipping. The contents are randomly chosen by Amazon and sent once your Amazon Registry is completed and you or someone else purchases $10 worth of merchandise from your registry. I was actually surprised when I saw what was in the box including baby bottles, a swaddle, a onesie, samples for  stretch mark creams, and coupons for meal plans. Below I will highlight some of my favorite items from my Welcome Box. 

1. Amazing Baby Newborn Muslin Swaddle

This swaddle is super soft and is 100% cotton muslin. It was designed by a registered nurse, Lynette Damir and even provides instructions on the box for how to swaddle your newborn. I am very happy with free gift! Click here to shop for similar Amazing Baby blankets(Note: We earn a commission if you click this link and make a purchase at no additional cost to you.)

2. Simple Joys by Carter's Baby Onesie/Bodysuit   

I also received a super cute Carter's onesie. The package says that is is tag-free to eliminate itchiness for baby and also has nickel-free snaps! Click here to shop for similar Simple Joys onesies! (Note: We earn a commission if you click this link and make a purchase at no additional cost to you.)



3. MAM Easy Start TM Anti-Colic + Comfort Pacifier

While I will probably use mostly glass baby bottles, this bottle has some really cool features. It is designed to prevent colic by reducing the number of air bubbles in the bottle. The package shows that the bottle is self-sterilizing and BPA/BPS free. The package also included a newborn "comfort" pacifier. Click here to shop for similar MAM baby bottles!  (Note: We earn a commission if you click this link and make a purchase at no additional cost to you.)



4. Dr. Brown's Anti-Colic Baby Bottle

I have seen this brand of bottle recommended in several places. The package states that it is a #1 Pediatrician Recommended bottle and is "clinically proven to reduce colic." This bottle has removal vent and can be used with or without. The nipple is made from "high-grade silicone" and the package shows that it BPA free- another very nice free gift! Click here to shop for similar Dr. Brown's baby bottles! (Note: We earn a commission if you click this link and make a purchase at no additional cost to you.)




    While these may not necessarily be my products of choice for my baby, I just wanted to share what I received! Getting this box was a very easy process and I was able to receive these really cool free gifts- honestly better quality than I expected! Hope you find this helpful! Have fun making your registries!




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