0–3
months
Nights and contrast
Something to look at. Something to wrap. One less grab at 2 a.m.
- Black-and-white contrast cards
- Muslin swaddle
- Soft knit lovey
- Newborn pacifier
- Soft-bristle brush
The 6-month box
Age-specific boxes
BabyBack
The right thing, at the right month.
You keep buying one thing at a time and hoping you timed it.
The problem
The pile in the closet is not a plan.
You own four cups.
None of them are the one. You bought a cup. Then another cup. Then the “right” cup. They sit in a bin with a teether from last Christmas and a spoon nobody unwrapped.
Second kid, same pile.
The gear is jumbled together. You know the milestones. You still don't know which week the open cup is supposed to show up. So you guess. Or you wait too long.
You don't need more stuff. You need someone to say: this month, start the cup.
How it works
Three steps. Then it just arrives.
1
Tell us their age
Or that you’re expecting. That’s enough. We start the month they’re actually in.
2
We pack that month
Not a mystery box of leftovers. The cup, the spoon, the teether — for the window they’re in.
3
It shows up
The box is the reminder. Cup on the tray. Spoon in the hand. You stop guessing.
The boxes
What goes in, month by month.
Each stage is a box — not a blog post. Three to five things. The ones that belong in that window.
3–6
months
Hands to mouth
Everything goes in the mouth. Plan for that.
- Sophie la girafe
- Silicone teething ring
- Tummy-time mirror
- Bandana bibs, two
- Crinkle cloth
6–9
months
First bites
Cup, spoon, bib, teether. This is the month people guess wrong.
- EZPZ practice cup
- NumNum pre-spoon
- Silicone bib
- Ryan & Rose Cutie Teether
- Silicone stacking cups
9–12
months
Self-feed
They can pick up a puff. They want to do it themselves. Let them.
- Straw cup
- Tiny fork
- Snack trap
- Chunky board book
- Stacking rings
12–18
months
Walk and pour
Lids come off. Utensils get real. The snack cup has to survive a drop.
- Open cup, no lid
- Toddler utensils they can actually hold
- Snack cup with a lid that stays on
- Soft ball
- Three-piece puzzle
18–24
months
Out of the house
Daycare, parks, a bag that is not a junk drawer.
- Daycare water bottle
- Bento box
- Crayons that survive
- Simple inset puzzle
- Kid whisk for the kitchen
The one we keep describing to friends.
Sample box
The 6-month box
The one we keep describing to friends. Six months. Sitting up. Reaching. First foods. The box shows up. You start.
6–9 months · first bites
- 01
EZPZ practice cup
Open-cup practice, suction base, one less spill to clean while they learn.
- 02
NumNum pre-spoon
They can hold it before they can scoop. That is the point.
- 03
Silicone bib
A pocket. A wipe-down. Not a cloth you will wash twice a day.
- 04
Ryan & Rose Cutie Teether
Specific on purpose. This is the one we put in the box.
- 05
Silicone stacking cups
The activity. Stack, dump, bath, high chair. One toy, a whole month.
Waitlist
Get on the list.
We're not selling boxes yet. Tell us your email and how old they are. When your month is ready, you'll hear from us first.