Baby Sabrina’s Registry

Note from Alex and Matt:

"Doesn’t have to be this exact one, but we prefer one that does not require an app or WiFi connection (for safety/privacy reasons)."

Note from Alex and Matt:

"Doesn’t have to be this exact one, but I’d like one similar to the sling style of this one! :)"

Note from Alex and Matt:

"Baby Sabrina was diagnosed with a cleft palate during her anatomy scan, so we will need these specialty bottles to help feed her!"

Note from Alex and Matt:

"Since learning about Sabrina’s cleft palate, I’ve learned that she won’t have the suction abilities to hold a pacifier in. It’s still recommended to use them, to help her learn how to suck for feedings. And I found this information: “Using a Wubbanub Pacifier can be highly beneficial for babies with a cleft palate. The attached plush animal acts as a gentle anchor, preventing the pacifier from getting lost or falling into hard-to-reach places. Because the nipple is a standard Soothie, it is often recommended by cleft and craniofacial teams.”"

Note from Alex and Matt:

"Since learning about Sabrina’s cleft palate, I’ve learned that she won’t have the suction abilities to hold a pacifier in. It’s still recommended to use them, to help her learn how to suck for feedings. And I found this information: “Using a Wubbanub Pacifier can be highly beneficial for babies with a cleft palate. The attached plush animal acts as a gentle anchor, preventing the pacifier from getting lost or falling into hard-to-reach places. Because the nipple is a standard Soothie, it is often recommended by cleft and craniofacial teams.”"