de from the sales can be saved in an automated
Sell and Save
During their first
month
find , babies grow, and they grow fast.
Don’t need it? Sell your
baby items .
Money made from the sales can be saved in an automated savings platform like fundall
Save items that can be
used for t
house he future (or if you’re planning to have baby #2 sometime in the
future). Buy items that are reusable and easy to store for the future. You or
someone you know could always use the play mat over and over again in the
future.
Purchase items that can
only fit in the sp
business
ace of your baby nursery. If your baby nursery is too
cluttered, then it’s probably a good sign that you’re buying too many things
for your baby.
Find a product you love?
Hold your horses. Shopping around for a better price can help you save enough
for future splurges.
Here’s a pro-tip:
purchase things with dual or multi-purpose like a convertible crib. A changing
table with built-in cabinets or crib that you can turn into a small bed once
your baby is big enough can help seize and use that space wisely in the
nursery.
Budget, Borrow and Buy Used or Generic
Budget wisely. Budget
wisely and re-prioritize your life and your expenses.
If you ever find
yourself questioning yourself about purchasing those cute flowery baby bottles,
always think twice and ask, “does my baby really need this right now?” and
often times, the answer to that is usually a hesitant no from a partner who is
trying to save money. Budgeting wisely avoids the unnecessary headaches that
come with urgent baby bills.
Borrow if you can. If
you have any family members or friends who had kids that outgrew their crib,
bassinet, or even their baby books, ask if you could borrow these items. They
might even let you keep it or have it for an inexpensive price. Borrowing items
will save you a ton of money in the long run, especially with items that your baby
will outgrow quickly.
There is no harm in
buying the generic brand. Your baby will never notice if his walker was from an
upscale brand or a generic one
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