One baby wishlist. Any shop.

Start with the things you have chosen, rather than a list of things someone else says you need. You might include clothing, books, nursery items or a practical offer of help. Paste a product link and check the imported information, or add a wish by hand. You do not need to choose every item at once; the list can grow as you make decisions.

Give friends useful details such as your preferred colour, clothing size or product version. If you have already bought something, remove it or update the note before sharing. A written wish also works for a home-cooked meal or another thoughtful gesture without a shop link. For any baby product, check its suitability and the manufacturer’s guidance with the retailer.

Share your baby wishlist with family, friends or baby-shower guests using a single link. Visitors can reserve a wish so others know it has been chosen, helping avoid duplicate gifts. They purchase directly from the shop, which handles payment, delivery and any returns under its own terms.

If you are planning together, add your partner or another trusted person as a co-admin. They can help manage the same registry from their own account. You choose who can view the list in its privacy settings. A delivery address is optional; if you choose to share it with people who reserve gifts, check that setting carefully before sending your wishlist link.