How to Build a Baby Registry People Actually Want to Buy From

A great baby registry isn't just a list of products — it's a thoughtful guide for the people who love you. Here's how to build one that works.

Why a registry matters more than you think

A baby registry is an act of kindness towards the people who want to celebrate with you. Without one, well-meaning friends and family end up with duplicate sleepsuits and novelty toys. With one, everyone wins.

The golden rules

Include a range of price points

Not everyone can spend £200 on a pram. Include items from £15 right up to £500+. A good rule of thumb: 40% under £30, 40% between £30–£100, and 20% over £100.

Be specific

Don't just say "baby monitor" — link to the exact model, colour and size you want. Bump & Bundle pulls live product listings so your registry always shows the correct item at the current price.

Add more than you need

Put 30–40 items on your registry. Not everyone will buy from it, and you'll want plenty of options at every price point.

Include consumables

Nappies, baby wipes, formula and muslins are things you'll always need. They're easy to buy and always appreciated.

What not to do

Don't put everything on one retailer — spread across Argos, Amazon, Boots and others
Don't forget the practical in favour of the fun
Don't wait until the third trimester — build it at 20 weeks

"We saved over £200 on our pram because Bump & Bundle told us when it went on sale. Honestly brilliant." — Emma & James, Bristol

Start your registry today — it takes less than 2 minutes to get going.