Clothing
Clothing and sleepwear in the current size
Buy only the gap after checking the wardrobe.
Suggested quantity 10-12 pieces totalYOUR LITTLE-THINGS PLANNER · On the move
9–12 months wishlist
Support greater movement and self-feeding without replacing working equipment.
Your everyday essentials
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10 items
Everyday essentials 4
Cover the everyday needs. Suitable items you already own count.
Care
Nappies, wipes/cleaning supplies and towels
Continue whichever changing system works.
Suggested quantity Refill / reuseFeeding
Cup, bowl, spoon and feeding bibs
Replace damaged parts and adapt tools as skills change.
Suggested quantity Keep existingSleep
Safe sleep space
Do not make a bed transition only because of a birthday.
Suggested quantity Keep / check limitsNeeded for your situation 5
Check the condition before adding these to your shopping list.
Care
Toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste
Continue adult-assisted brushing; replace worn brushes.
Suggested quantity Keep / refillSafety
Home-safety fittings
Reassess reachable drawers, furniture, windows and stairs as movement increases.
Suggested quantity Check every areaOut & about
Well-fitting outdoor shoes
Do not buy walking shoes solely by age. Non-walkers do not need proper shoes.
Suggested quantity 1 pairFeeding
Bottle-feeding kit
Compatible teats, a bottle brush and a cleaning/sanitizing setup. Increase by actual use; an electric sterilizer is optional.
Suggested quantity Start with 2–4 bottlesSafety
Appropriate child car seat
Keep infants and toddlers rear-facing within the seat’s limits. For older children, choose by height, weight and seat-belt fit, not a birthday alone.
Suggested quantity 1 per childOptional gifts 1
A few thoughtful extras, chosen for their interests and readiness.
Play & learning
Books and play ideas
large stacking cups, a robust picture book or a simple shape toy rated for the child’s age. Wheeled infant walkers are excluded
Suggested quantity A few favourites