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Baby Registry Guide for Twins

By Christina Vercelletto
March 16, 2017
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Expecting—and registering for—two little bundles of joy? Don’t worry; you don’t need two of everything. Our go-to baby registry list for twins will make shopping for two almost as much fun as eating for two.
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Nanobebe Baby Pacifiers

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Expecting twins may mean double the love, but it also means you’ll need double the baby gear. It’s important to look for budget-friendly prices, which is why Walmart’s newly personalized baby registry program is so great. Not only can you easily register from an app on your phone and receive amazing perks (like a free welcome box full of goodies), but you’ll also have access to thousands of baby products from premium brands with the retailer's signature everyday low prices — which will come in handy when you need two of everything. One of our favorite items to register for are these Nanobebe pacifiers because they are durable, BPA-free, and conveniently sold in a two-pack.  ($5.49 for two, walmart.com)

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Britax B-Safe 35 Infant Car Seat

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Each baby must have his or her own car seat, no question about that. Since multiples tend to weigh less than singletons, and it’s not unusual for them to be preemies, you may want to consider the safest options for the smallest babes. This car seat is designed so low birth weight babies (starting at 4 pounds) can ride home safely. ($200, amazon.com)

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Contours Options Elite Tandem Stroller

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Cue sighs of relief: You only need one stroller. But it has to be a double stroller, and those have a reputation for being unwieldy, overpriced, or both. This trim model proves those assumptions wrong. Its rubber-coated EVA rear wheels have great shock absorption. It offers seven seat configurations, and it quickly collapses to a standing fold, without having to take either seat off. ($400, buybuybaby.com)

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Grace Glider Elite

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Swings are hit or miss as far as whether any particular baby will like it. Normally, if a mom is tight on space, she can take a wait and see approach before buying one. But in your case, we say get one. You don’t need two, but you do need to have all the baby-entertaining ammo you can get! This swing is big on features (gentle motion, music, a seat that doubles as a bouncer) but not in size. It takes up 40 percent less space than standard baby swings. ($180, gracobaby.com)

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Skip Hop Fit All-Access Diaper Bag

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One (roomy) diaper bag will do the trick. This style lets you load up while staying organized. The outer fabric can easily be spot-cleaned, the lining inhibits growth of odor-causing bacteria and mildew, and the removable straps can be adjusted for to wear over the shoulder or to hang on a stroller. Zipper closures are easy and quiet, and the insulated bag includes an eight-piece grab-and-go food container set. Plus, we’re in love with this platinum-peach color combo. ($40, amazon.com)

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Baby Trend Twins Playard Set

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Play yards aren’t one per customer (thankfully!) but a model that’s geared to twins is a must-have. Here you get two comfy side-by-side bassinets with canopies. They’re separated in such a way that each little dreamer can get her beauty rest, even if her sibling is moving. ($230, target.com)

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My BrestFriend Twins Plus Nursing Pillow

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Nobody’s saying breastfeeding is easy with two hungry little ones. But it’s most definitely doable, especially with this hardworking nursing pillow. There’s a small indentation in the top that makes it easy to adjust one baby without worrying that the other is going to roll off. And you’re able to keep both hands free while tandem nursing, in case, say, you wanted to eat a snack and click through the DVR. ($65, amazon.com)

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MonBaby Breathing and Rollover Smart Button Baby Monitor

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Here’s a smart way to keep tabs on two babies, without setting up two traditional monitors. Or any at all, actually. Each little love wears a small button that snaps onto their clothing. These “monitors” filter through an app, which gives you all the information you could want on your phone. It’ll alert you automatically about breathing, movement, or any other unusual activity, so while you may still feel the need to do so, you won’t have to check your phone every five seconds. Plus, you’ll get the readings for both kids on one phone. ($100, buybuybaby.com)

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Twingaroo Twin Baby Carrier

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If you have a partner who regularly goes out with the babies when you do, you will probably opt to get two single carriers, each suited to your personal preference. But all you single moms out there are going to want this little number so you can sometimes have the option of leaving the double stroller home. And if you’re a single mom in a city, it’s a no brainer. This twin carrier can be adjusted to hold one or both kiddos and even includes a built-in diaper bag with (two!) insulated bottle holders. ($145, walmart.com)

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Graco Blossom 4-in-1 Highchair

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While it’s not an absolute must, having two highchairs will make feeding time much easier. But this 4-in-1 system can accommodate two children at the same time to make mealtimes easy—or as easy as they can be with twin kiddos. This supper seat converts into four chair options: highchair, infant feeding booster, toddler booster, and youth chair. And its features a removable, dishwasher-safe tray; reclining seat; and 6-position height adjustment—all at an affordable price. ($160, albeebaby.com)

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Skip Hop Paci Egg

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You’ve no doubt figured out you’ll need to travel with two pacifiers (at least!) but you don’t need to pick up two separate paci holders. This cute keeper separates suckers and has a stroller clip for easy-peasy access. ($8, albeebaby.com)

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Fisher Price Moonlight Meadow Deluxe Bouncer

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One of these beauts will serve both babies well. The lullabies are played in really high-quality sound compared to your typical piece of musical baby gear. The gentle vibrations and interactive plush toys included with this bouncer will keep your wee one happy until it’s his turn in the swing. Perk: The music and nature sounds included last up to 20 minutes. ($60, amazon.com)

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Itzbeen Pocket Nanny

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This may be a non-essential for moms with only one baby to wrangle, but for super moms like you, it’ll be quite the day saver. This handy unit has four simple timers to help the weary and sleep-deprived remember when diapers were changed, bottles given, medication dispensed, and the times and lengths of naps. You can also set up reminders to yourself, such as from which side your baby last nursed. ($20, amazon.com)

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