From pacifiers to cribs, we put all of the best baby gear in one big list!
By: Tali Ditye, Ph.D., Co-founderMommyhood101 independently tests and curates baby gear to help you make informed decisions. If you buy products through links on our site, we may earn a commission.
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Baby Wearing
Car Seats
Diapering
Feeding
Nursery & Home
Teething & Oral Hygiene
Soothing & Activity
Strollers & Travel Systems
Outdoors
Category: Baby Wearing
#1 Baby Carrier
ErgoBaby Omni 360
A great baby carrier should combine the intimacy of babywearing with real-world convenience, and in our testing the ErgoBaby Omni 360 did exactly that. We loved its comfortable, versatile design, reasonable price, and generous 7–45 pound range that lets you use all four positions from newborn through preschool. Check out our full list of favorite carriers, including options from Boba, Tula, Beco, LILLEbaby, and Onya, and see why the Omni 360 earned our top spot.
#1 Baby Wrap
Solly Baby Wrap
We tested top wraps from Solly, Boba, Moby, Baby K'tan, and CuddleBug, and the Solly rose to the top. Its ultra-soft Modal fabric (from Austrian beechwood) was comfortable for both parents and baby, worked well across body types, and stayed supportive without sagging or pilling. We loved how easy it was to achieve a safe C-shaped spine position, how lightweight it felt for spring, summer, and fall, and thoughtful details like the pacifier pocket, video tutorials, and great plus-size options.
Category: Car Seats
#1 Infant Car Seat
Chicco KeyFit Max
The Chicco KeyFit Max delivers outstanding quality, comfort, and convenience at a very reasonable price, and in our testing it easily earned its top spot. Building on the beloved KeyFit 30, it adds a taller height limit (up to 32"), more legroom for extended rear-facing use, a 5-position Easy-Extend headrest with no-rethread harness, European belt routing for secure baseless installs, and an integrated anti-rebound bar, plus SuperCinch LATCH, EPS foam with side-impact protection, preemie support down to 4 pounds (and up to 30 pounds), machine-washable fabrics, RideRight bubble levels, and a 6-year lifespan. And the full-coverage canopy is a game-changer! Overall, we think it's a fantastic value among premium infant seats. Check out our full reviews for more on the KeyFit Max and great alternatives from Britax, UPPAbaby, Nuna, Graco, Clek, and more.
#1 Convertible Car Seat
Britax One4Life
In our testing, this seat impressed us with its strong safety features, easy installation, and high-quality fabrics. We love the thick side-impact protection, steel-reinforced frame, energy-absorbing foam, and the fact that it keeps kids rear-facing up to 50 pounds, all at a surprisingly affordable price. It's a clear winner in our book! See our full reviews for more options from Chicco, Clek, Nuna, Britax, and others.
#1 Booster Seat
Diono Monterey 4DXT
The Diono Monterey 4DXT is designed to take kids from about age 4 to 12 (40–120 pounds) with an adjustable headrest, expandable torso wings, LATCH connectors, and four layers of side-impact protection. In our testing, we loved its solid construction, intuitive adjustments, padded and contoured seat, ventilation, and the ability to convert from a high-back to a backless booster. With room to grow, foldable cupholders, and strong ratings from Consumer Reports, IIHS, and others, it’s our favorite booster on the market! See our full reviews for more great choices from Clek, Chicco, Britax, Graco, and beyond.
#1 Narrow Infant Car Seat
The Clek Liing
The Clek Liing is only 16.9" wide (with a base around 13"), making it one of the slimmest infant seats you can buy. In our testing, its excellent crash-test performance, load leg, side-impact protection, EPP foam, premium low-emissions fabrics, plush padding, and superb recline system really stood out. It fits babies from 4 to 35 pounds or up to 32" tall and carries an industry-leading 9-year warranty, giving it serious long-term value. The Liing is our narrow-seat winner, but we also found great slim options from Chicco, Nuna, Graco, and Cybex.
#1 Narrow Convertible Car Seat
The Clek Fllo
At just 16.9" wide, the Clek Fllo is one of the narrowest full-featured convertible car seats we've tested. It’s not just slim, it offers excellent comfort, safety, and convenience, including energy-absorbing side-impact protection and an anti-rebound bar when rear-facing. With the optional infant insert, it can be used rear-facing from birth (as low as 5 pounds) up to 50 pounds to maximize safety, and in front-facing up to 65 pounds or 43" tall. We love this seat for tight three-across setups; check out our full review of the Clek Fllo and how it compares with options from Diono, Combi, Peg Perego, and more.
#1 Narrow Booster Car Seat
The Chicco Myfit
The Chicco MyFit is one of the best and narrowest booster seats we've tested, measuring only about 17.5" wide with a 16" base, making it great for three-across setups. It converts from a harnessed combination seat (25–65 pounds) to a belt-positioning booster (40–100 pounds, up to 57"), and in our testing it felt sturdy, stylish, easy to use, and very comfortable. For a slim seat that doesn’t sacrifice safety or quality, this is a fantastic pick.
#1 Budget Infant Car Seat (under $100)
Graco SnugRide SnugFit
The Graco SnugRide line is one of the most popular rear-facing infant seats ever made, and the SnugRide SnugFit 35 is our favorite budget pick. It fits babies from 4 to 35 pounds, and in our testing we were impressed by the no-rethread harness, infant head and body cushions, harness pads, anti-rebound bar, and LATCH base with adjustable incline. It’s a lightweight, safe, and highly versatile infant car seat that typically costs under $150, making it an awesome value. We also highlight great affordable options from Evenflo, Safety 1st, and Baby Trend in our full reviews.
#1 Budget-Friendly Convertible Car Seat
Evenflo EveryKid
Our main convertible car seat reviews cover models from about $150 to $450, but for under $150 the Evenflo EveryKid is our top budget choice. In our testing, it delivered impressive safety and convenience features for the price, including energy-absorbing foam, side-impact protection and testing, a 12-position no-rethread harness, adjustable recline, seat-belt lock-offs, and quick-connect LATCH. It works rear-facing from 4–40 pounds and forward-facing from 22–65 pounds, making it a strong value for growing families.
Category: Diapering
#1 Diaper Bag
Dagne Dover Indi
The Dagne Dover Indi Backpack Diaper Bag was one of the most stylish and functional bags we tested. Its sleek, unisex neoprene design is water-resistant, vegan-friendly, and easy to wipe clean, and the thoughtful organization includes insulated bottle pockets, a removable changing pad, and a laptop sleeve. We found it comfortable to carry thanks to padded straps, stroller straps, and a luggage sleeve, and the Large size offered plenty of room for day trips with one child. If you want modern style plus smart organization, this is our top pick! See our full reviews for more great bags from Itzy Ritzy, Freshly Picked, Petunia Pickle Bottom, Skip Hop, JuJuBe, TWELVElittle, and others.
#1 Sensitive Baby Wipes
Water Wipes
After nearly 10 years of testing sensitive baby wipes, Water Wipes finally claimed our top spot. They’re made with 99.9% water plus a touch of grapefruit seed and soapberry extracts and earn the highest safety score from the Environmental Working Group. In our testing, they were the most gentle wipes we’ve used: they're hypoallergenic, free of harsh chemicals, and still excellent at tackling big messes. Check out our full reviews for more great options from Honest Company, Babyganics, Pampers, Bloom Baby, and others.
#1 Baby Wipe Warmer
Hiccapop Wipe Warmer
No baby enjoys a cold wipe on a bare bum, and in our hands-on testing the Hiccapop wipe warmer solved that problem beautifully. It warmed wipes evenly without browning them or overheating the plastic, was easy to reload and dispense from, and felt solidly built. At around $35, it hits a sweet spot of performance and price among the warmers we reviewed.
#1 Cloth Diaper
bumGenius Freetime
Cloth diapers vary widely in fit and function, and the bumGenius line consistently stands out. The Freetime all-in-one combines a waterproof cover, soft inner liner, and attached absorbent pads in a one-size-fits-most design with an intuitive snap system. In our testing, it was easy to wash and dry, durable, stylish, and offered excellent leak protection and leg gussets. No wonder parents rave about it!
#1 Diaper Pail
Munchkin Step Pail
Dirty diapers demand a good pail, and in our testing the Munchkin Step did an excellent job locking in odors while looking sleek and modern. We loved the hands-free step pedal, simple bag system, and sturdy build, and at just over 2 feet tall it holds a surprisingly large number of diapers before you need to empty it. Most importantly, it controlled smells better than nearly every pail we tried! Everything else is just a bonus.
#1 Diapers
Huggies Little Snugglers
If you’re not using cloth, you’ll want a disposable diaper that’s soft, absorbent, and reliably leak-proof day and night. In our testing, Huggies Little Snugglers checked all those boxes with an excellent fit, gentle materials for rash-prone skin, and outstanding protection from newborn through size 6. We found them to be everything you need in an everyday diaper, especially when you want a worry-free barrier against wet and soiled bums.
#1 Diaper Rash Cream
Honest Company Cream
This natural, sensitive diaper rash cream uses non-nano zinc oxide plus organic ingredients and has been pediatrician-tested for preventing and treating mild to moderate diaper rash. It skips parabens, lanolin, petrolatum, mineral oil, and synthetic fragrance, instead relying on soothing coconut, shea butter, and tamanu oils. In our testing, it worked quickly and became a new family favorite at the changing table.
Category: Feeding
#1 Baby Bottle
Comotomo Natural Feel
In our testing, this bottle mimicked breastfeeding better than any other option on the market. It’s a bit more expensive, but you’re getting a fantastic bottle with excellent anti-colic venting, a flexible, squeezable body, and a wide 3" nipple base that gives it a very natural shape and feel. Beyond the modern, stylish look, the Comotomo’s overall performance is second to none.
#1 Bottle Warmer
Grownsy 5-in-1
We look for bottle warmers that heat quickly and evenly without fuss, and the Grownsy 5-in-1 delivered. It’s simple to use, reliable, easy to clean, and typically under $50. In our testing, it fit wide Tommee Tippee, Comotomo, and AVENT bottles, plus tall Dr. Brown’s, and handled five core tasks: fast and gentle warming, defrosting, food heating, and sterilizing. It passed all of our tests with flying colors! See our full reviews for strong alternatives from Kiinde Kozii, The First Years, Philips AVENT, Tommee Tippee, Dr. Brown’s, and more.
#1 Bottle Washer and Sterilizer
Grownsy Bottle Washer Pro
The Grownsy Bottle Washer Pro is a true all-in-one station for washing, sterilizing, drying, and storing bottles and accessories. It uses 26 spray jets and a double-layer rack that holds up to four bottles plus parts, with customizable wash, sterilize, and 72-hour storage modes. In our testing, it cleaned thoroughly, achieved 99.99% germ-kill, dried bottles extremely well, and remained quiet, leak-free, and easy to operate thanks to intuitive controls, a HEPA filter, countdown timer, and drain hose. The 55-minute dry cycle is on the longer side, but its performance and feature set make it a standout convenience upgrade.
#1 Organic Baby Formula
Kendamil Organic
Kendamil Organic Infant Formula (Stages 1–3) is the only organic whole-milk formula on the market and has earned major accolades, including a Gold Medal from Monde Selection and even a royal following. It’s free of gluten, soy, palm oil, and corn syrups, and instead uses high-quality ingredients like Omega-3 and -6, prebiotics, and MFGM, with fats from sunflower, coconut, and rapeseed oils. In our testing, it mixed easily with warm water and was happily accepted by most infants and toddlers. It is slightly pricier than many competitors, but its digestibility and nutritional profile make it a standout choice; babies with very sensitive tummies might still prefer alternatives like HiPP Combiotic. We also review excellent options from Holle, Lebenswert, Bubs, Bobbie, Baby’s Only, and more.
#1 Goat Milk Formula
Kendamil Goat Formula
Goat milk formulas are booming, and after testing many of them, Kendamil Goat infant formula came out on top. It uses non-GMO ingredients and full-cream whole goat milk rich in A2 beta-casein, with a whey-to-casein ratio that closely resembles breast milk and none of the additives we like to avoid. In our testing, it was easy to prepare, well-accepted, and gentle on sensitive tummies, making it an excellent choice for parents who prefer goat milk or want a potentially easier-to-digest option. Our full reviews also cover several other strong conventional and organic goat formulas.
#1 Nursing Pillow
My Brest Friend
After just a few minutes of holding a newborn, you’ll understand why a good nursing pillow is essential. In our testing, My Brest Friend provided the best support for both breastfeeding and bottle-feeding, with its deep, flat surface, secure and adjustable waistband, and handy storage pocket. The firmness strikes a perfect balance, comfortable for baby while giving your arms and shoulders real relief, and it worked well for parents of many shapes and sizes, including plus-size moms. We highly recommend it!
#1 Organic Baby Cereal
Earth's Best
If you want a simple, high-quality first cereal, Earth’s Best is hard to beat. Their organic oatmeal and rice cereals use whole grains and skip the questionable ingredients we avoid, and our top pick is the organic oatmeal (rather than rice, which can contain higher heavy metal levels). In our testing and research, Earth’s Best stood out for strong manufacturing standards, clean ingredients, and mild, baby-friendly flavor. Mixed with a bit of breast milk or formula, it quickly became a favorite first food with our test babies. We also review excellent cereals from Holle, Gerber, and more.
#1 Organic Baby Food Puree
Once Upon a Farm
Once Upon a Farm is certified organic, uses responsibly sourced ingredients, and follows high manufacturing standards, and that quality shows in every pouch. The purees we tested tasted incredibly fresh, came in creative flavor combinations, and offered great nutritional value. Our panel especially loved Fairest of Pears, Magic Velvet Mango, and Chocolate Ever After (a parent favorite too!). All of the samples had vibrant, real-fruit flavor! Check out our full reviews for more options from Plum Organics, Serenity Kids, Mama Bear, Sprout Organics, and others.
#1 Baby Food Maker
BEABA Babycook Solo
Baby food makers let you steam, cook, and puree fresh fruits and veggies right on your countertop, giving you full control over ingredients, portions, and cost. In our testing, the BEABA Babycook Solo was fast, effective, quiet, and impressively reliable - more so than any other baby food maker we tried. It’s a bit pricier than most, but we think it’s absolutely worth it.
#1 Sippy Cup
Munchkin LATCH
Munchkin makes some of our favorite bottles and sippy cups, and the LATCH Transitions cup is our top pick for babies over about 4 months old. In our testing, the soft, flexible spout felt familiar to bottle-fed babies, making the transition easier, while the anti-colic venting and easy-grip handles worked beautifully. We also loved that it stayed leak-free in real-world use, a huge plus with young babies!
#1 High Chair
ErgoBaby Evolve
When your baby is ready to join the family at the table, you want a high chair that’s safe, ergonomic, easy to clean, and built to last. In our testing, the Ergobaby Evolve 3-in-1 checked all those boxes, converting from a high chair to a toddler chair and, with an extra kit, a kitchen helper. We liked the supportive seat, 5-point harness, removable dishwasher-safe tray, Greenguard GOLD certification, and generous weight limits, and we found it sturdy, stable, and simple to switch between modes. It's a great long-term seating solution!
#1 Breast Pump
Spectra S1 Breast Pump
In our testing, the Spectra S1 offered everything we look for in a pump: strong yet comfortable suction, smart and customizable settings, excellent reliability, and true portability. It stimulated let-down quickly, expressed milk efficiently, ran quietly, and the built-in battery lasted impressively long. It’s high quality, durable, and easy to carry, making it our pick for the best all-around breast pump, even when compared with Medela, Motif, Elvie, Willow, and others.
#1 Nursing Bra
Kindred Bravely Simply Sublime
We’ve been super impressed with the comfort and versatility of the Kindred Bravely Simply Sublime nursing bra. The ultra-soft nylon–spandex fabric stretches with your changing breast size, and the clip-down cups make breastfeeding or pumping quick and easy. We loved the wireless but supportive design, adjustable straps, and wide hook-and-eye back, which worked beautifully for plus-size and smaller frames alike. It’s one of the most comfortable, go-to nursing bras we’ve ever tested, and we highly recommend it.
#1 Organic Nipple Cream
Earth Mama Organic
For breastfeeding moms, a good nipple cream is essential, and this fully organic option quickly became our favorite. In our testing, it soothed chapped, tender, and cracked nipples fast, and because it uses only food-grade, organic ingredients, there’s no need to wipe it off before nursing. We love that it’s high quality, reasonably priced, and a much safer, more comfortable choice than traditional lanolin-based creams.
Category: Nursery & Home
#1 Baby Monitor
Nanit PRO
The Nanit Pro builds on the Nanit Plus with 1080p HD video, improved night vision, a gentle nightlight, and clearer status indicators, plus flexible mounting (wall, floor stand, or multi-stand). In our testing, setup was quick, the app was intuitive, and image quality and alerts were excellent over both WiFi and cellular. We appreciated the included year of Nanit Insights, breathing wear, temperature and humidity monitoring, two-way talk, white noise, and multi-camera support. The paid subscription after the first year is a minor downside, but overall the Nanit Pro was the most full-featured and reliable baby monitor we tried! See our reviews for strong competitors from Infant Optics, Cubo Ai, Miku, and more.
#1 Crib Mattress
Newton Crib Mattress.
The Newton Wovenaire crib mattress is made in the USA and has earned Greenguard GOLD certification, a JPMA innovation award, and endorsements from pediatric experts. And our testing showed why. Instead of latex, springs, or polyurethane foam, it uses a 90% air, food-grade polymer core that’s breathable, low in VOCs, and virtually odor-free. We found it comfortable, safe, and very well made, with a snug crib fit and a washable cover and core, and the whole mattress is recyclable. For parents concerned about chemical emissions and long hours of sleep, it’s one of the best options on the market, alongside great picks from Avocado, Naturepedic, Lullaby Earth, and Babyletto.
#1 Convertible Crib
Nestig Wave 4-in-1
Nestig has been making a big splash in the crib market, and in our testing the Wave 4-in-1 really stood out. It transitions from a mini crib to a full-size crib, toddler bed, and full-size bed, giving it amazing longevity. We loved its modern styling, solid build quality, and handmade-in-Brazil craftsmanship, and thought it looked fantastic in a contemporary nursery. Check out our full crib reviews for more details on the Wave, the Nestig Cloud, Babyletto Hudson, and other favorites.
#1 Bassinet
Newton Bassinet
The Newton Bassinet & Bedside Sleeper pairs a simple birchwood frame and breathable mesh sides with a miniaturized Newton Wovenaire mattress that’s washable, recyclable, and Greenguard GOLD certified. It offers adjustable height, a drop-down side for bedside use, and a roomy sleep surface for babies up to about 6 months. At around $299, we found it to deliver excellent quality and functionality at a lower price than many premium competitors. In our testing, it felt sturdy yet lightweight, easy to move, and very comfortable, with a firm, breathable mattress and thoughtful, no-gimmick design! It's our favorite bedside bassinet option.
#1 Travel Crib
Newton Travel Crib & Playard
The Newton Travel Crib & Play Yard combines breathable mesh sides with a firm yet comfortable Wovenaire mattress and an organic cotton sheet, making it a great option from infancy through toddlerhood. It’s Greenguard GOLD certified, built on a lightweight steel frame, and uses soft, durable fabrics in a clean, minimalist design that suits most homes. During our testing, it felt spacious and stable, and the washable, breathable mattress earned high marks for comfort. Disassembly takes a little practice, but overall we think it offers excellent value, and the optional bassinet attachment adds even more versatility for growing families.
#1 Baby Gate (not for stairs)
Toddleroo by North States
The classic North States Supergate, now called the Toddleroo, remains one of the best-reviewed tension baby gates on the market. In our testing, it was very easy to install (no tools required) thanks to its pressure-fit design, and it offered a true one-handed opening, sturdy feel, and great fit in both narrow and wide doorways. We were impressed by the build quality and day-to-day usability, and we also highlight great alternatives from Regalo, Summer Infant, DreamBaby, and more in our full reviews.
#1 Baby Gate (for stairs)
Toddleroo Stairway Gate
We also chose the Toddleroo as our favorite gate for stairs, though this version is quite different from the doorway model. It’s hardware-mounted for extra security and has no bottom rail to trip over, making it ideal for the top or bottom of staircases. In our testing, it handled tricky installations between walls, railings, and odd angles very well, and felt solid and secure once installed. It’s a great choice for stair safety, alongside over a dozen other options we review in detail.
#1 Nursery Humidifier
Frida Baby Cool Mist Humidifier
A great nursery humidifier needs to be quiet, dark at night, safe, and easy to live with, and the Frida Baby BreatheFrida hit all those marks in our testing. This ultrasonic cool-mist model has a 2.3-liter tank, ran safely and reliably for about 10 hours per fill (on max, but up to 60 hours on minimum!), and was one of the quietest and cutest humidifiers we tried. We liked the optional night light, simple controls, and clean operation, making it an easy top pick for baby rooms.
#1 Nursery Glider
Storkcraft Hoop Glider
The Storkcraft Hoop Glider and ottoman provided a cozy, budget-friendly spot for feeding, cuddling, reading, and rocking in our tests. Made from sustainably sourced wood with plush cushions, it felt surprisingly sturdy and comfortable for the price. We loved how smoothly it glided and how relaxing it was, so much so that a few of us actually nodded off in it. Our full reviews also found excellent alternatives from Dutailier, Baby Relax, Delta Children, DaVinci, Babyletto, and more.
#1 Baby Bathtub
The First Years Reclining Bathtub
A good baby tub keeps little ones safe and supported while making bathtime easier and more fun for parents. The First Years bathtubs have been a favorite for decades, and this newest model proved why: excellent no-slip support, adjustable recline to support infants and toddlers, and inexpensive simplicity combine to make the perfect first tub for your little one. Easy to drain and clean, and lightweight enough to hang on a hook in your tub or shower. An easy top pick for the bath routine!
#1 Bandage for Babies
Nexcare Waterproof Bandages
Nicks, cuts, and scrapes are part of childhood, so we looked for bandages that truly stay put and keep wounds clean. Nexcare Waterproof bandages were the best we tested for waterproofing, comfort, flexibility, and adhesive strength. They’re latex-free, seal out germs extremely well, and actually stay on through showers without peeling or leaving a sticky mess afterward. We liked them so much we stocked up in multiple sizes for both kids and adults.
#1 Baby Lotion
The Honest Company Balm
Once you start bathing your baby, dry, sensitive, or rash-prone skin is almost inevitable. This all-purpose Honest Company balm is a super thick, gentle, and effective moisturizer that performed beautifully in our testing, even on eczema and irritated patches. We love its safer ingredient profile and how little you need to see results, which helps offset the higher price. It quickly became our go-to for dry skin, minor rashes, and any spot that needs soothing moisture.
#1 Baby Laundry Detergent
Grab Green Detergent Pods
Finding a detergent that’s both gentle enough for babies and strong enough for real stains is tough, so we put 15 sensitive formulas through hands-on testing. Grab Green baby laundry detergent pods came out on top, with excellent sensitivity, surprisingly strong stain-fighting, a fragrance-free option, reasonable cost, and a solid ingredient-safety profile. In our Grab Green baby laundry detergent pads review, clothes came out feeling softer and cleaner than ever! These pods are now our top recommendation for baby (and family) laundry.
#1 Kids Probiotics
Hyperbiotics PRO-Kids
Gut health plays an important role in overall wellness, and we like that PRO-Kids is specifically designed with little ones in mind. In our testing, the tiny "pearl" capsules were easy for kids to swallow and made it all the way to the lower GI tract to slowly release prebiotics and probiotics where they’re most useful. They’re vegetarian, lactose-free, non-GMO, and free of nuts, sugar, soy, and artificial ingredients, so we felt good about giving them regularly as a daily probiotic boost.
#1 Baby Thermometer
iProven Thermometer
A reliable thermometer is a must-have when you suspect a fever. We tested oral, rectal, and forehead thermometers for accuracy, reliability, ease of use, and battery life, and the iProven stood out. While rectal readings are still the gold standard for young babies, this thermometer delivered consistently accurate results, was simple to use, and came at an impressively low price, making it our favorite all-around choice.
#1 Sound-only Baby Monitor
Philips Avent DECT
If you prefer a simple, reliable audio-only monitor, this Philips Avent DECT is the best we’ve tested. It delivered some of the clearest, most secure audio we’ve heard, and includes thoughtful extras like two-way talk, nursery temperature monitoring, a remote-controlled nightlight, lullabies, and a rechargeable battery that lasted nearly 18 hours in our testing. It’s pricier than many audio-only monitors at around $100, but we think the performance and features justify the cost, especially compared with other options from VTech, Hatch, and Hello Baby.
Category: Teething & Oral Hygiene
#1 Teething Toy
Itzy Ritzy Mitts & Rings
We tested over 20 teething toys, including necklaces, bracelets, stuffies, gel packs, and mitts, and Itzy Ritzy’s teething rings and mitts came out on top. The rings offer great sensory input with textured silicone and can be chilled for extra relief, while the mitts are perfect for babies who love chewing on their hands. Both styles are adorable, easy to use, and very effective for soothing sore gums in babies about 2–3 months and up.
#1 Baby Toothbrush
Nuby Nubs Banana
This fun first toothbrush passed our tests with flying colors. We loved the wrap-around silicone bristles for gentle cleaning, the bright colors and playful banana shape, and the chunky handles that small hands can grip while also preventing the brush from going too far into the mouth. It works beautifully as both a gum massager for early teethers and a first true toothbrush, and it’s inexpensive, BPA-free, and durable enough to withstand daily chewing and brushing.
#1 Baby Toothpaste
Tom's Natural Baby
The AAP recommends fluoride toothpaste once teeth emerge, but many families still prefer a fluoride-free option at first. In our testing, this Tom’s of Maine formula was a clear favorite: babies liked the mild flavor and smooth texture, and the all-natural ingredient list gave parents extra peace of mind. It cleaned surprisingly well, and while the price is a bit higher than some competitors, a small amount goes a long way, making it an excellent first baby toothpaste. You can also see how it compares with our favorite fluoride options in our full reviews.
Category: Soothing & Activity
#1 Baby Swing
4Moms MamaRoo 4
A good baby swing can be a lifesaver for soothing and entertaining a fussy baby, and the 4Moms MamaRoo is the most capable and modern option we’ve tested. We’ve been reviewing this swing since the original launched in 2012, and the current MamaRoo 4 is the best yet, with multiple motion patterns that mimic real parent movements, adjustable recline, built-in sounds, and a super comfortable seat. It looks sleek, fits well in modern homes, and consistently calmed our test babies - highly recommended!
#1 Baby Playmat
Berry Lane Playmat
The Berry Lane Extra Thick Foam Playmat impressed us with its blend of style, safety, and practicality. Made from a single piece of non-toxic foam, it avoids the gaps and dirt-trapping seams of interlocking tiles, and at 0.6" thick it provided a plush, supportive surface for tummy time, crawling, and play. In our testing, it stayed put on both hardwood and carpet, cleaned up easily, and its reversible, minimalist designs fit seamlessly into modern living spaces. It’s a bit of a splurge, but the durability, comfort, and aesthetics make it one of the best playmats we’ve tried.
#1 Baby Sound Machine
Hatch Baby Sound Machine
This smart sound machine pairs with your phone to play white noise, nature sounds, and lullabies, and also works as a customizable night light and time-to-wake clock. In our testing, the Hatch Rest was cute, reliable, and intuitive to set up and control from the app, making it easy to tweak sound, volume, and light color without disturbing baby. We especially liked using it as a gentle "OK to wake" cue for toddlers.
#1 Exersaucer
Fisher Price Rainforest Jumperoo
An exersaucer is a great way to keep your baby entertained and contained while you get things done, and the Fisher-Price Rainforest Jumperoo is our favorite. In our testing, babies loved the bouncy seat, engaging rainforest-themed toys, lights, and sounds, and we appreciated the adjustable height and sturdy frame. It provided tons of safe jumping fun and movement, and you can read our full Jumperoo review to see how it compares to other popular activity centers.
#1 Baby Bouncer
Ergobaby Evolve Bouncer
Ergobaby is known for its excellent carriers, and the Evolve Bouncer shows the same attention to comfort and ergonomics. In our testing, we loved the adjustable recline, supportive infant insert, three-point harness, and generous 28-pound weight limit, plus the way it folds nearly flat for storage. It looks similar to the BabyBjorn Balance but adds thoughtful touches like an infant positioning pillow and removable harness, helping it stand out as our top bouncer pick this year.
#1 Baby Swaddle
Solly Baby Swaddle Blankets
Swaddle blankets are a registry staple, and Solly makes some of the best we’ve tried. These Lenzing modal blankets (a sustainable fabric made from beechwood pulp) are incredibly soft, lightweight, and perfectly sized for snugly wrapping newborns and young infants. In our testing, they were easy to use, beautifully made, and somehow got even softer with each wash. We love them as a go-to swaddle and also highlight great alternatives from HALO, Miracle Blanket, Woombie, and Summer Infant in our full reviews.
#1 Baby Book
The Very Hungry Caterpillar
Parents and kids have strong opinions about baby books, but it’s hard to beat this classic board book. In our experience, Eric Carle’s simple text and bold artwork captivate babies while subtly teaching fruits and veggies, counting, days of the week, and the lifecycle from caterpillar to butterfly (plus a gentle lesson about not overeating). With sturdy pages and timeless charm, it’s our top pick and a must-have from our list of 50+ favorite baby books.
#1 Bilingual Baby Book: English-Spanish
La Oruga Muy Hambrienta
We read over 50 bilingual children’s books to find the best English–Spanish picks, and this adaptation of The Very Hungry Caterpillar was our favorite for babies and toddlers. It preserves the vivid artwork and charm of the original while cleverly adapting the language and rhymes into Spanish. As La Oruga Muy Hambrienta munches through fruits, veggies, and treats, you can practice counting, colors, days of the week, and simple vocabulary in both languages.
#1 Play Kitchen
Lalo Wooden Play Kitchen.
The Lalo Play Kitchen is our favorite overall play kitchen this year. In our testing, the solid wood construction, non-toxic finishes, and clean, modern design really stood out, and every piece felt thoughtfully made and durable. It’s compact enough for smaller spaces but still offers plenty of imaginative play, and we expect it to last through years of cooking adventures. Our full reviews show how the beautiful Lalo stacks up against other great options from Hape, KidKraft, Step2, Melissa & Doug, and more.
#1 Baby Walker
Joovy Spoon
Modern baby walkers are safer than past designs, and the Joovy Spoon is a great example. It combines a wide, stable base and lower-edge guards with a roomy, easy-to-clean tray and a comfy, supportive seat. In our testing, it felt sturdy, rolled smoothly on most floors, and gave babies a fun way to scoot around while staying safely contained. Overall, it was one of the best-built and most versatile walkers we tried.
#1 Toddler Trampoline
The Original Toy Company
A kids’ trampoline is a fantastic outlet for all that toddler energy, and this model from The Original Toy Company was our favorite. It’s the perfect size for small jumpers, folds for storage, and uses durable metal springs that outlast many bungee-style designs. In our testing, it offered just the right amount of bounce for little legs and felt sturdy and secure, making it an excellent choice alongside top contenders like the Bazoongi.
#1 Infant Sensory Toy
Lamaze Mortimer the Moose
A great sensory toy should engage sight, sound, touch, and even teething needs, and Mortimer the Moose nails it. Our test babies loved his soft plush body, crinkly feet, high-contrast patterns, colorful details, and teether ears and tail. With a convenient hanging ring for strollers or car seats and lots of textures to explore, Mortimer quickly became a favorite soothing and playtime companion.
#1 Toddler Sensory Toy
Outree Sensory Pod
We love this Outree sensory peapod for giving toddlers and big kids a cozy, full-body "hug." In our testing, it was soft, stable, and surprisingly sturdy, making it a perfect spot for reading, watching a show, or just calming down after busy play. Reasonably priced and very durable, it’s an awesome addition to any toddler sensory toolkit.
#1 Learning Toy
Manhattan Toys Discovery Tree
Once your baby can sit, pull up, or toddle over, this Manhattan Discovery Tree really shines. In our testing, it kept little ones busy while building fine motor skills, color and pattern recognition, cause-and-effect understanding, and object permanence. With loops, sliding beads, fruits and animals on tracks, and a little mirror for self-discovery, it hits a ton of early cognitive milestones in one beautiful toy.
#1 Pacifier
Philips AVENT Soothie
In our testing, this hospital-favorite pacifier lived up to the hype. The single-piece, 100% silicone design is BPA- and BPS-free, and the non-orthodontic nipple closely mimics the breast to help minimize nipple confusion. Babies took to it quickly, it didn’t interfere with breastfeeding, and the low price makes it easy to keep extras on hand (and not panic when one goes missing).
Category: Strollers & Travel Systems
#1 Stroller
UppaBaby Cruz and Vista
UppaBaby’s Vista and Cruz are two of the best-looking and best-performing strollers we’ve tested. The Vista is sold as a full travel system with Mesa car seat and bassinet and can convert to a double in several configurations, while the Cruz trims the multi-child capability and bundles to deliver a lighter, more affordable single stroller. Both share great features: a reversible toddler seat, optional bassinet, excellent suspension, telescoping handlebar, huge canopy and storage basket, one-handed fold, and no-flat tires. They’re stylish, durable, and a joy to push; for most families, the Cruz hits the sweet spot.
#1 Double Stroller
Bugaboo Donkey 5
For twins or siblings close in age, the Bugaboo Donkey 5 is the most impressive double stroller we’ve tested. It combines standout style, a smooth and stable ride, and smart dimensions that still fit through doors and hallways. Folding is surprisingly manageable for such a capable stroller, and day-to-day it felt solid, comfortable, and easier to handle than we expected, easily earning its spot at the top of our double stroller list.
#1 Jogging Stroller
BOB Gear Revolution Flex
The BOB Revolution Flex tops our lists for both jogging and everyday use, and after testing it hard, we can see why. It offers premium-feeling fabrics, excellent suspension, a super comfortable and supportive seat, generous storage, real rubber tires, a large sun canopy, and a confident, stable ride. Whether you’re running or just tackling rough sidewalks, it feels smooth, secure, and built to last.
#1 Travel Stroller
ErgoBaby Metro+
If you’re tired of lugging a 30+ pound stroller up stairs and in and out of the trunk, the ErgoBaby Metro+ is a game changer. In our testing, it was light, highly maneuverable, and still packed with "big stroller" features: multiple recline adjustments, a huge sun canopy, a large storage bin, and a handy peek-a-boo window. It folds into a very compact package and, given the feature set, comes in at a very reasonable price relative to its competitors.
#1 Luxury Stroller
Bugaboo Fox
The Bugaboo Fox is the most luxurious stroller we’ve tested in years. It pairs beautiful design, brushed metal accents, and high-end fabrics with a lightweight frame, included bassinet, and a stroller seat that holds up to 50 pounds. Despite the premium look, it’s practical too, with a big storage basket, compact fold, and incredibly smooth, precise steering. At around $1300 it’s an investment, but one that truly feels top-tier in everyday use.
#1 All-Terrain Stroller
Veer Switch&Roll
Veer is quickly becoming a favorite for adventurous families, and the Switchback seat with &Roll frame is the best all-terrain stroller we’ve tested. In our hands-on use, from sidewalks to gravel, dirt, sand, snow, and even a trip to Acadia National Park, it delivered a smooth, stable ride, excellent suspension, and kid- and parent-friendly details. The system is highly modular, durable, and adjustable, and while it’s expensive, the quality and versatility make it feel worth every penny.
#1 Travel System
Veer Switch&Roll Travel System
The Veer Switch&Roll Luxe Travel System pairs the Nuna PIPA RX infant car seat with the versatile Veer &Roll stroller frame, and it’s the first setup to top both our all-terrain and travel-system lists. In testing, the PIPA RX was light, easy to install, and very secure, while the stroller offered adjustable suspension, large wheels, and a modular design that can grow from infant to toddler and even multiple kids. We loved the smooth maneuverability, premium materials, generous storage, and reversible, reclining seat. It’s a high-end system with a high-end price, but one that truly takes you from city sidewalks to hiking trails with ease.
Category: Outdoors
#1 Baby and Toddler Sunscreen
ThinkBaby Safe SPF 50+
A good mineral sunscreen is a diaper-bag essential, and ThinkBaby SPF 50+ is our top pick. It uses 20% zinc oxide for broad-spectrum protection and skips fragrances, parabens, and other harsh chemicals. In our testing, it stayed put through pool and beach time, didn’t sting eyes, and caused no rashes or irritation. It is thicker and pricier than typical chemical sunscreens, but we think the safety profile and performance are worth it.
#1 Kids Kick Scooter
Micro Maxi Kick Scooter
Around age 3, many kids are ready for a kick scooter, and three-wheeled models are the best way to build balance and coordination. In our testing, the Micro Maxi stood out for its smooth ride, reliability, and wide age range. It’s lightweight yet impressively strong, with a weight limit up to 110 pounds, so it can last for years of scooting.
#1 Power-Wheels Toy
Ryder Buggy 4x4 Ride-on
The Ryder Buggy 4x4 was the standout Power Wheels–style ride-on in our tests. It has a rugged, realistic design with four-wheel drive, LED lights, a touchscreen-style media console, rear coil suspension, and swing-open doors. It comfortably fits two children (ages 3–11) with a 150-pound weight limit, handled various terrains with ease, and includes a parent remote for added safety. With its durable construction, fun details, and strong battery life, it’s an awesome premium choice.
#1 Mosquito Repellent
California Baby Bug Repellent.
California Baby’s Natural Bug Repellent is our favorite DEET-free option for babies 6 months and up. It uses citronella, lemongrass, and cedar essential oils, skips synthetic fragrances and harsh chemicals, and is gentle on sensitive skin. In our testing, it sprayed on easily, dried quickly without feeling greasy, smelled pleasantly citrusy-woodsy, and kept mosquitoes away for about three hours before we needed to reapply. It’s pricier than most, but the safety and performance make it a strong pick for families who want a plant-based repellent.
#1 Toddler and Kids Bike
Strider Balance Bikes
Strider balance bikes are one of the smartest ways to teach kids to ride. Starting around age 2, children can practice balancing and steering on a lightweight two-wheeler while keeping their feet close to the ground for confidence and control. In our experience, kids who start on Striders often transition to pedal bikes quickly and without training wheels, something many pediatricians and physical therapists now recommend. They’re simple, durable, and a fantastic first bike.
#1 Outdoor toy
Inflatable Water Slide, Pool, and Bounce House.
The Whubefy (Roojer) Inflatable Water Slide was an instant backyard hit in our testing. Designed for kids 2+ years, it packs a curved water slide, climbing wall, water cannons, sprinklers, a basketball hoop, and a splash pool into a colorful 13' x 12' x 8' structure with mesh walls and a padded landing area for safety. Setup with the included blower and a garden hose was straightforward, and kids happily rotated between climbing, sliding, bouncing, and water play. At around $300, it’s not cheap, but the quality, accessories, and hours of summer fun make it a great value among outdoor toys for toddlers and preschoolers.
Notes and Conclusions
Our list of best baby products is perfect for finding great baby gift ideas for girls, baby gifts for boys, filling out your baby registry checklist, or finding the perfect baby shower gift for a new baby! All of the products on this list are top-rated and passed our hands-on tests with flying colors, made by some of the best baby gear brands like Graco, Summer Infant, HALO, Britax, Fisher Price, Gerber, Baby Jogger, First Years, Medela and Munchkin. You really can't go wrong with any of those brands, and many of the products we've identified are also reasonably priced for online shopping or in-store so you won't need to max out your credit cards! Some great baby shower gift ideas are to buy a baby bathtub or a signature diaper bag and fill it up with smaller baby essentials, like lotions, creams, bath toys, diapers, diaper cream, and other personal care products, onesies, or nursing pillows. That should run you under about $100 and make the gift not only large and nice looking but also super useful for new parents!
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