Baby Registry Concierge

This service guides you through building a baby registry that matches your family’s needs, style and budget. First, you’ll complete a detailed questionnaire so the team understands your preferences and lifestyle.

Then the team creates a tailored online registry full of items actually vetted and used by newborn-care professionals.

You’ll also get a one-hour coaching call where an expert walks you through the list, offers recommendations and answers any questions you have about gear. After that, you’re supported by email for up to 30 days to refine or add items.

If you’re expecting a baby (or new to the registry game) and want accurate, experienced guidance—especially someone who’s worked with newborns and knows what gear actually works—this is a good fit. The team consists of newborn-care specialists, postpartum doulas and nurses with real-world experience in family homes.

Even if you’ve already started a registry but feel uncertain whether it’s “right,” there’s a guidance version of the service for you.

The main service (full registry concierge) is priced at $199.

Once you sign up, you’ll fill out the questionnaire, get the curated online list, schedule the one-hour coaching call, and then have 30 days of email follow-up for adjustments.

The “Registry Guidance” option (a lighter version) may cost less (check current pricing) and focuses on reviewing an existing list rather than building from scratch.

No-one should feel pressured to buy more than they need. In fact, the team emphasizes recommending only products they’ve actually used in real homes, with real babies.

The goal is to match your needs (space, budget, baby-care style), not sell the most expensive gear. The philosophy is “what genuinely works” rather than “everything must be here.”

Yes and no. The service will suggest and advise on large furniture items (cribs, dressers, etc.) during the coaching call. However, per the fine print: they do not add big-furniture items to the list for you.

So you’ll get expert advice on those choices—but the actual registry list may focus more on gear, feeding, sleep, essentials, etc.

This service can absolutely accommodate that. Because the team asks about your specific preferences and budget up front (via the questionnaire) they’ll tailor the registry accordingly.

If having less but better matters to you, mention that clearly during the coaching call.

You get 30 days of email-based follow-up after the coaching call to ask about new products, make changes, or add items.

So if you discover something new, you’re not locked in immediately. That buffer gives you time to adjust as you see what you really need.

Good question. Consider:

Do I feel uncertain or overwhelmed about what to put on a registry?

Am I willing to schedule a call, complete a questionnaire, and engage in the process (versus doing it all myself)?

If you answered yes to many of those, the concierge service is likely a helpful investment. If you’re already confident and have a solid registry list you love, you might just consider the lighter “guidance” version instead.