Loving this outlook that babies don’t have to be expensive. This really breaks down how you can save and stock on necessary baby items. Families really can grow without breaking a tight budget and keeping their financial well being in tact!
Raising a baby on a tight budget doesn’t have to be difficult. I am going to show you how to do it under $2,000.
Let’s begin.
The Absolute Necessities for Having a Baby on a Tight Budget
Table of Contents
• The Absolute Necessities for Having a Baby on a Tight Budget
• Car Seat ($60)
• Feeding Supplies
• Bottles (x4 $8.99)
• Bottle Brush (x2 $10)
• Breastfeeding
• Breast Pump ($0)
• Pump Replacement Parts ($42)
• Breast Pads ($10/10pk)
• Breast Milk Storage Bags (200ct x 3 = $60)
• Formula ($1620)
• Feeding Solids ($0)
• Diapers ($410 vs $969)
• Wipes ($90)
• Clothes ($426)
• Health/Hygiene
• Body wash and shampoo ($13.81 for a 6pk)
• A grooming kit ($9.99)
• Thermometer ($25.39)
• Humidifier ($19.99)
• Convenience Essentials for Having a Baby on a Tight Budget
• Crib and/or Pack n Play ($0-$220)
• Stroller and/or Baby Carrier ($25-$128)
• Teething supplies ($15)
• Feeding (solids)
• High Chair ($19)
• Baby Spoons/Forks ($4)
• Well, there you have it. For all of these necessities, you can plan to have a baby on a tight budget for a grand total of $1604.18 if you purchase a crib and pack n play in addition to a stroller and carrier.
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