Chloe's Baby Registry

Hello hello! Thank you so much for celebrating with us as we get ready to welcome baby Jonathan! We are in no way expecting gifts at all, but if you do feel like you'd like to send us something, you are greatly appreciated. I just know that looking through registries is so fun and helps to make things feel a bit more real. We can't wait to see his adorable little face in December and are diligently preparing his comfy nursery and home.

A few things to note before we jump all the way into this:

Jacob and I put so many hours of excitement and energy into researching every item on this list, and we chose each option specifically for safety, quality of materials, longevity, or simply being a good fit for our lifestyle or the way we hope to steward this sweet baby. This registry is just a master list of what we think might be helpful or exciting for little Jonathan. We ended up including tons of options in the linens, clothes, and toys categories that you are more than welcome to choose from. All the options were so cute we couldn't narrow it down to a specific print or style and number we were requesting. We also just pictured letting people pick and choose what they would love to gift baby, not a checklist we are trying to finish. This whole registry is mostly just a curated list of gifts for baby, but we are in no way expecting anything- we just appreciate your excitement, involvement and love of our new little family.

We do also have several different types of diapers on our registry, both because every baby is different and works best with different brands, and also because we were both interested in trying some cloth diapers as well. It might be young, excited over-enthusiasm, but we thought it would be fun to try.

We also have a little section that has some classic baby board books. I tried to include some I remember, but Jacob and I weren't big readers, so we couldn't remember too many. If you have a better memory and have a different favorite, please feel free to pick that one instead. You can never have too many board books.