#16 Dreft Ultra Laundry Detergent
For years I have used Dreft and have been very pleased. I’ve washed clothes for preemies and for those for sensitive skin. I’ve also had great success with DREFT STAIN REMOVER SPRAY It took out so many stains of my quints I was using it on everything.

#17 NUK Classic Pacifier
NUKS are one of my favorite pacifiers. Babies (preemies too!) take to the NUK really well because it has the right bulb tip that they can curl their tongue around.  NUK are now made BPA free for those concerned about BPA.  There is only one other style that I recommend.  More to follow about them.

#18 Kiddopotamus SwaddleMe Blanket
Sad to say but SwaddleMe is NOT a swaddle blanket. Honestly, it’s a pocket for your baby to come out of! The velcro does not keep a baby’s arms in, arms that need to be security because of the startle reflex. American Baby mothers need to try a really swaddle blanket that will help their babies sleep securely-Miracle Blanket

#19 Gerber Foods
Gerber Foods are good and easy for the busy mom. There is no artificial flavors or colors, no preservatives, and no added refined sugars. You can easily make your own baby foods too with a food processorand place in ice cubes trays to freeze. I have even done so for quadruplets! Here is a great book to help you get started with baby food: Super Baby Food

#20 Graco Pack n’ Play
Everyone has to have a good pack n play and Graco has it. All you need is your basic pack n play for traveling. If you desire to use one in your home as a changing station get the simple changing top. Just be sure that you don’t get the more enclosed bassinet with a canopy. The canopy is more of hassle and too enclosed. Also, I would recommend that you don’t get the twin bassinet as it’s not helpful with twins. All in all, I highly recommend Graco’s pack n play from years of baby use.

I hope these reviews have been helpful for you! Let me know if you have any questions.

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