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Sydney's Picks: Essentials for Pregnant and New Moms

Written by Washingtonian Staff | Published on February 9, 2012
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Available at usa.loocitane.com
Available at usa.loocitane.com

I swear by this stuff! I used it everyday of my pregnancy. It prevents itchiness and stretch marks (which I know are in my genes). L’Occitane 100% pure organic shea butter, $40. Photograph by L’Occitane

Available at scotchnaturals.com
Available at scotchnaturals.com

A hypoallergenic and toxin-free nail polish—perfect during pregnancy when you’re trying to steer clear of chemicals. They have a beautiful color selection. Scotch Naturals nail polish, $14.99 per bottle. Photograph by Scotch Naturals

Available at walgreens.com
Available at walgreens.com

Great for days when a shower is just not in the cards, plus it smells amazing and is so inexpensive. I’ve tried tons of name-brand dry shampoos, but I always come back to this. Suave Professionals dry shampoo, $3. Photograph by Walgreens

Available at bluum.com
Available at bluum.com

The Bluum Box is my current favorite way to discover new brands and products that are amazing for both me and Everett. Makes a great gift, too. The Bluum Box, starts at $11 a month. Photograph by Bluum Box

Available at hatchcollection.com
Available at hatchcollection.com

Each item in the 14-piece Hatch collection can be worn pre-, post-, and during pregnancy—talk about wardrobe staples! I’ve loved wearing both the Soiree dress (left) and the coat (right). Prices start at $98. Photograph by Hatch Collection

Available at burtsbees.com
Available at burtsbees.com

My favorite moisturizer to use on Everett after his baths—it makes him smell like apricots. I also use it on my legs to make them feel super silky. Burt’s Bees nourishing baby oil, $8. Photograph by Burts Bees

Available at honest.com
Available at honest.com

These diapers cost about the same as the name-brand diapers at the store, but are nontoxic, eco-friendly, and stylish! The Honest Co. diapers and wipes bundle, $79.95 a month. Photograph by Honest

Available at amazon.com
Available at amazon.com

This book is an amazing way to document the growth of your baby even if you don’t have much time. Mom’s One Line a Day: A Five-Year Memory Book, $11.50. Photograph by Amazon

Available at korwater.com
Available at korwater.com

I am the worst at remembering to keep myself hydrated. These water bottles are beautifully designed by a company that’s environmentally aware—definitely on my must-have mama wish list. KOR hydration vessels, starting at $11.95. Photograph by KOR

Available at pendleton-usa.com
Available at pendleton-usa.com

I have a small obsession with baby blankets. This one is next on my list. Pendleton Chief Joseph Muchacho blanket, $72. Photograph by Pendleton USA

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