This streamlined sleep solution is a perennial favorite among Babylist parents, and it’s not hard to see why. It’s a nightlight, sound machine and okay-to-wake clock all rolled into one (beautiful) package. You can choose from pre-programmed light and sound settings or customize your own—all controllable right from your phone. It also works as a toddler alarm clock as your baby grows.

We’re surprised it took this long for this much-loved travel crib to earn a spot on our Best of list. The Guava Lotus is a favorite for families on the go. It’s super lightweight at only 13 pounds, easily portable (it all folds up into a backpack), sturdy and has a comfortable mattress. The crawl-through zipper door gives you easy access to your little one (but also locks off so they can’t escape!) and the mesh sides allow for great airflow and total breathability.

Is the idea behind the NoseFrida sort of gross? Yes. Do parents love it anyway? (Like, really love it?) Also yes. Way better than a traditional nasal bulb, the Snotsucker helps you clear tiny nostrils and makes your baby way more comfortable when they’re feeling under the weather. There are disposable hygienic filters so mucus and germs can’t transfer to you (phew) and the Snotsucker is dishwasher safe for easy cleaning.

You can spend hundreds of dollars on a bouncer, or you can spend about $30 and get this parent favorite that’s just as great. Fisher-Price’s Baby’s Bouncer has been around for years (but has recently been updated with a new design, yay!) and is a comfy, safe and affordable spot for your baby to chill. It gently bounces along with your little one’s natural motions and is light and easy to move around wherever you need it.

This ingenious baby product is often dubbed as something you never knew you needed but couldn’t live without. It makes rhythmic shushing noises to soothe your baby—and save your voice. It’s portable, affordable and perfect to use in the car seat, stroller, at home or whenever you need to calm down your fussy baby.

You’ll want to skip loose blankets in your baby’s crib, especially during the first year, and that’s where this swaddle comes in. It uses Velcro wings to keep your newborn’s arms close and recreate the snug, secure feeling they experienced in the womb. It then transitions into an arms-out sleep sack once they’re a bit older. We love the soft cotton that’s ideal for any temperature and the budget-friendly price so you can stock up.

Dr. Brown’s bottles are a longtime favorite for Babylist families, and we couldn’t agree more about just how great they are. Although they do contain a lot of small parts, making them a bit time-consuming to clean, the unique venting systems helps eliminate air bubbles during feeds and prevent colic, spit-up and general fussiness. This starter set comes with five bottles in two sizes and two nipple types.

The UPPAbaby Vista is a top choice for families looking for a convertible stroller. There’s so much to love here: beautiful design, durability, a full recline, an XL storage basket, great maneuverability, a cushy suspension system and more. The V2 comes with a bassinet for the newborn days and can accommodate up to three children with the addition of a second seat and a ride-along board, making it an ideal choice for a growing family.

Durable, easy to set up and under $100: what’s not to love? Graco’s On the Go Playard is perfect for both traveling with your little one or creating a safe spot to put baby when you’re busy doing other things or just need a break. The push-button fold mechanism on this playard makes setup (and takedown) quick and simple.

There are so many car seats on the market, but Babylist parents come back to the Chicco KeyFit again and again for both safety and ease of installation. The new KeyFit 35 edition has all the same standout features as the KeyFit 30 (easy to install with or without the base, tons of safety features, compatible with many popular strollers and more) with one addition: it now accommodates babies up to 35 pounds and 32 inches. This allows you to keep your little one in the safer rear-facing position for longer.

A bassinet is an ideal way to keep your baby close during sleep while also keeping them safe in their own sleep space. Halo’s Bassinest takes things one step further with this base that tucks under your bed and a 360-degree swivel so you can position the bassinet right over your mattress. The sheer mesh sides help you keep an eye on your baby (and are also great for breathability) and drop down for easy access to your baby for soothing or feeding.

Another swaddle favorite that snagged lots of Best of votes is the Ollie. While it has Velcro closures like many other swaddles, the Ollie stands out for its open bottom that’s tied off with a sewn-in elastic band right beneath your baby’s feet. It makes it easy to customize the length and means this swaddle will last longer than many others on the market. It even works as a transitional swaddle with one or both arms out. Just be warned: they sell out fast!

There are lots of reasons parents love Honest diapers, from their adorable designs to their sustainability. Made from plant-based materials and harvested from sustainably-managed pine and spruce trees, these disposable diapers do a great job drawing wetness away and keeping your baby dry and comfortable. They now feature a wetness indicator (something parents have been asking about for years) and a newborn design with a belly button cutout.