18 best baby products at Ikea—all under $25

Getting that nursery prepped for baby’s arrival doesn’t have to be pricey. This wall-mounted shelf has five handy surfaces to display all their little knick knacks in a safe place that’s out of reach. LUSTIGT wall shelf, $10, ikea.com

The fluffy critters on this adorable mobile will help them fall asleep and the neutral colour palette is pretty much guaranteed to go with any nursery decor. HIMMELSK mobile, multicolor $10, ikea.com 

Let’s face it, a lot of drool, spit-up and diaper explosions happen that first year in baby’s crib. Do yourself a favour by stocking up on these affordable sheets made from sustainably grown cotton. LEN crib fitted sheet, $15 per 2 pack, ikea.com

While toys in the crib aren’t recommended for infants, once your baby is old enough for a “lovey” or a security blanket, this is a great option. At only $4, you can stockpile a few so you have a backup one for the car, stroller, grandparents’ house or an extra one if yours gets dirty. LEKA snuggle blanket with soft toy, $4, ikea.com

Bath time will be a breeze with this hooded towel that goes on like a poncho so you don’t have to worry about any tiny parts catching a chill. KLÄMMIG towel with hood, $12, ikea.com

How cute is this little lamb? Plush books with different textures and sound effects are great for stimulating baby senses and can be tossed in the wash if they get covered in too much drool. LEKA play book, $8, ikea.com

Who knew cups could be so much fun? This set is great because the cups nestle inside each other making them easy to transport. Bonus: the bottom of the cups have different sized holes making them fun toys to play with in the bath. MULA stack and nest cups $4, ikea.com

You’re going to go through a lot of wash clothes with a new baby. These are 100% cotton and come in a handy pack of 10. KRAMA washcloth, $6 per 10 pack, ikea.com

Nursing pillows can get pricey but this one comes in at $25 and offers flexible support to mom and baby during feedings. LEN nursing pillow, $25, ikea.com

No more worrying about creaky doors waking sleeping babies—or little ones getting their fingers pinched, ouch! These two way door stops slip underneath most standard doors to keep them snug in place. PATRULL door stop, $7 per 2 pack, ikea.com

Just like plugs, you want to keep little hands out of those kitchen drawers. Install them now, so you’re used to them by the time your little one is toddling around. PATRULL drawer/cabinet catch, $4 per 5 pack, ikea.com

For many, high chairs are a big ticket item (often ringing in over $100), but they don’t have to be. This classic chair has a raised edge to prevent spilling, is simple to clean and can be easily disassembled and tucked away when you aren’t using it. ANTILOP high chair with tray, $25, ikea.com

Regular bib not enough to contain your baby foodie’s mess? This fits like a shirt with an adjustable neck that will grow with them. KLADDIG bib, $7, ikea.com

This set comes with two spoons: one that’s designed for baby to hold and another with a long handle to make feeding a breeze. BÖRJA feeding and baby spoon, $2, ikea.com

Save yourself some spills with this plate and bowl set made with flat, anti-slip bottoms. SMÅGLI plate/bowl, $6, ikea.com

Can we get one of these puppy sippy cups? Designed to make space for their nose so they don’t have to tilt their head back when they drink, these cups are as cute as they are functional. SMASKA training cup $5 per 2 pack, ikea.com

Shape sorters are great first toys for developing minds. This one is made of wood and plastic, and is durable enough to deal with baby’s rough handling. MULA shape sorter, $10, ikea.com

Finding a wood version of this classic stacking toy isn’t easy. This one is made from solid beech with a soft stick and seven colourful rings. MULA Stacking rings, $8, ikea.com

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