PUMP/NURSING CART

While I was pregnant with Trent and designing his nursery, I was reflecting on the baby items I had (and used) for those newborn days and nights with Chase and how I could keep things practical and minimalistic this time around (aka get less crap that we won’t actually use). I knew the three-tiered cart would be a must-have this time around, but I needed to fine tune what I thought I’d use.

I struggled with both nursing (Chase’s latch wasn’t great) as well as a low supply, so my expectations of nursing Trent were cautiously optimistic. Basically, I wanted to make sure I had everything I needed in one portable location if I wanted to pump or nurse in any room of the house

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There are so many ways to personalize your three-tier cart to make it exactly how you need it to be your mobile pumping, nursing, or diaper changing station. Since the nursery is close to both our bedroom and the living room, we didn’t include any diaper changing necessities, just items that I would need for nursing and pumping. Most of these items are all repeats from the cart I put together with Chase. I will note anything I HAVEN’T USED as full transparency since these photos were taken a couple weeks before Trent was born.

From top to bottom shelves, we have:

• all organization bins from Target

  • small white trays

    • long, $2 for a 3 pack

    • small cups, $2 for a 4 pack

    • all other Brightroom sizes in the collection

  • y-weave blue and white bins (these are my favorite way to organize anything in any room of the house! super affordable and easy to clean and mix and match)

• mama’s must haves

  • hand sanitizer

  • nipple cream

  • snacks

  • wipes

  • hair ties

  • a spot for my water bottle

  • note pad & sudoku book (didn’t use but a notepad is def a good idea, would recommend to other moms to use in their pump cart)

• pump/milk makin’ stuff

  • reusable pads

  • disposable pads

  • Haakaa

  • breast shell/milk catchers

  • Spectra s1 plus electric pump (rechargeable battery, does not need to be plugged in, highly recommend purchasing this upgrade through your insurance)

• burp cloths

  • Little Hometown bibs: personalized for any state, make great gifts, are huge, and there are matching swaddles! We have New Jersey & Florida prints. SO CUTE! Code SNACCIDENT saves you 20%

  • cloud island burp cloths from Target: link is for most recent patterns, ours are from when Chase was a baby and no longer available

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Have you put together your own mobile baby cart? What did you include in yours? Comment below!