Hey guys, how's it going? Here's my video on baby gear must-tabs for a small space. Three years ago, I made my very first YouTube video and it was called Prepping for a Baby in a Small Apartment. Or prepping our apartment for a baby. So I thought I'd make another video considering that I'm on baby number two. I'm 38 weeks pregnant so I apologize if I'm short of breath. I've just been having our time breathing because this baby is like constantly kicking me in the diaphragm. But I thought I'd put together a little video on prepping your small space for a baby. It is possible and you can do it with I think I've listed eight things that I found really useful multipurpose when having a baby in a small space. So number one would be a mini crib. We got our mini crib off of Wayfair. It had wheels. I'll link it in the description below the exact one that we got. We put a bassinet in it just like this. One of these. We used an upper baby bassinet in that mini crib and it was great. We could wheel it around in and out of our bedroom. It fit nicely in the corner of our bedroom. And in case you wanted some privacy in the bedroom then we could wheel it out to the living room and it also acted as a play pen since it had wheels. So we can move it around into the dining room, living room kitchen. That sort of thing. Number two would be this thing's called a rascaug trolley from my key. We filled all three shelves with diapers, swaddles, burp cloths, wipes and I had a little tray container that had like my vitamin D drops, some sooters, diaper cream, nursing pads, nail clippers, little things like that. That trolley came with me or followed me everywhere. At night when we needed to give baby a bath or change her it went into the bedroom. And during the day when I was nursing it would follow me into the living room and be right beside me when I was nursing watching TV. I could put my water bottle in it. It was almost like a moving coffee table. The third thing I'd say you need is a waterproof change pad. Comes in cute patterns. It's waterproof. So it's kind of that crinkly material and that's all you need. You don't need any fancy foam. You just kind of place this on your bed or on the floor and that's where you change baby. You change baby wherever wherever you are in your apartment. So number four would be a bouncer. You need a safe place to put your baby down when you need both hands. We had a mom a room that was lent to us and honestly yeah she didn't really like it. I don't know if it maybe it just didn't move fast enough or it did vibrate but my sister-in-law Lentus is lending us this one and it's perfect. It's lightweight. Very portable. Number five a place to put your baby's clothes. In our case we used a bookshelf from our entertainment unit. We got one of those adjustable rods. We put it on the top shelf and that's where we hung her little dresses and then a bunch of baskets went in the rest of the shelves and that's where we put her pajamas, her shirts, pants and another basket for her shoes. Number six would be a nursing pillow. Now I didn't get a nursing pillow originally with Michaela when she was born. This is what I used and it was it's just one of those skinny cushions. This time around I did get a nursing pillow and it's the nook sleep nursing pillow and this is nice because it reps around but I do highly recommend a nursing pillow especially if you're a first-time mom learning how to breastfeed having a nursing pillow will help with that process. Number seven is a bathtub with a sling. You can find all kinds of different bathtub some that fold, some that roll up, some that fit in your sink but I think over time as your baby grows you will need something a little bigger. So the one that we had was this one and it comes with a sling. So we just stored that in our bathtub and then we'd bring it out for a bath time. Unfortunately it is kind of clunky and big. I'm sure there are other ones but that one just worked really well for us. And my eighth baby must have would probably be a stroller. You'll want to choose a stroller that fits in your apartment and fits in your car that you can easily fold up and I love the ones that just stand on their own. Now if you don't have one that stands on its own and you do have like a large storage space or a closet that you can store your stroller in there are these things so it's from a dream baby and it just fits over the door and then you can hang your stroller against your door and then tuck it away. So those are my baby must-hows for the first year of life if you're living in a small space in an apartment or a really small townhouse. If you have any questions leave me a comment below and I'll get back to you as soon as I can. 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