Considering Amazon for your baby registry? If you ask me, itβs a pretty solid choice.
After all, Amazonβs a go-to spot for finding a good baby deal. Between their February Baby sale, Lightning Deals on baby products, and Subscribe & Save offers on diapers and baby food, youβre sure to save on baby goods year-round.
Let me walk you through how to get a nice little discount on diapers with Amazonβs baby registry, along with instructions for getting a box of baby freebies, and tips to navigate the registry process as a whole. (Because I know it might be tricky to understand the fine print at first).
Remember to download the KCL app or text HACKS to 57299 so for more money-saving tips. Plus, check out our post on how to get free samples for babies and parents.
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1. Amazon Prime members get $35 worth of baby freebies upon completing a registry and making a $10 purchase.

Anyone, expecting or not, can create an Amazon Baby Registry, but only Prime members get access to all the baby freebies.
Hereβs a step-by-step process for how to sign up:
- Join Amazon Prime if you havenβt already.
- Create a baby registry on Amazon.
- Complete 60% of your registry checklist by adding products from each category to your registry.
- Purchase $10 worth of products from your registry (either by you or your gifters).
- Once youβre eligible, youβll see a βRedeem Nowβ button on the Welcome Box page (youβll also receive an email). Click the button to add the Welcome Box to your cart. Then follow the instructions to redeem the offer.
Psst β¦ There are so many other Amazon Prime shopping perks you need to know about.
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2. Your $10 purchase technically doesnβt have to be a registry item.

Technically, your $10 purchase will be a registry item, but only because youβll add it to your registry. But, Amazon doesnβt care if itβs a baby item. I added dog food to my registry because we happened to be out of it, and then when I bought it, I unlocked my Welcome Box offer. Two birds, one stone β you know the drill.
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3. β¦ But buying a $10 Amazon gift card wonβt get you the Welcome Box.

I know youβre thinking it β so was I! The only thing better than buying something you already need to get that Welcome Box is buying an Amazon gift card and waiting for a sweet deal to use it on, right?!
But, no. Amazon is on to us, and theyβve made it so we have to buy a product to trigger the Welcome Box offer. Of course, you can always buy yourself a baby item from your registry, too.
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4. Do you only get the Amazon Baby Welcome Box if you have Prime?

Yes. Unfortunately, only Prime members are eligible for the Welcome Box. But, if youβre not a Prime member, donβt fret. There may be a way still. Amazon offers a 30-day free Prime trial, and itβs reasonable to think you can earn your Welcome Box in that time. If you donβt think youβll use Prime after the free 30 days, just cancel it. Although, Iβm not going to lie. There are so many Amazon Prime member benefits, you might get hooked. Prime is $14.99 per month after the free trial.
And you should know that Amazon isnβt the only retailer offering freebies with baby registries.
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5. What comes in an Amazon baby registry Welcome Box?

What you get may be different from this, as welcome box freebies change from time to time. Hereβs what I got:
- Three-piece hat, glove, and sock set
- Philips Avent baby bottle
- Nonobebe pacifier
- Diapers and wipes from brands like Huggies, Pampers, WaterWipes, and The Honest Company
- Laundry detergent samples from brands like Dreft and Seventh Generation
- Baby wash and lotion from brands like Aveeno, Cetaphil, Baby Bum, and Baby Dove
- Coupons
Check out these other ways to get free baby stuff.
Related: While Amazon doesnβt take manufacturerβs coupons, you can clip Amazon store coupons (if theyβre available) before adding an item to your cart.
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6. Register at least 74 days before your due date for a 15% discount.

Prime members get 15% off select items starting 60 days before the babyβs due date, and itβs good for 60 days after that date, too. This is a total of 120 days of 15%-off discounted baby shopping. (Non-Prime members get a 10% discount.)
Your registry needs to be active for 14 days to qualify for the completion discount. To get the full 120 days of baby deals, make sure you register at least 14 days before the 60-day countdown to your due date starts (so, 74 days before your due date).
Keep in mind that your registry completion discount can only be used on items sold and shipped by Amazon (this is a new change to their policy thatβs gotten some flak online).
Related: Did you know there are ways to find Amazon discount codes?
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7. You get an entire year to make an Amazon baby registry return.

Sure, it wonβt take you that long to decide if you like what you registered for, but what if youβre expecting a 7-pound baby and she shows up weighing 10 pounds? Or what if your baby grows at a different rate than you expected and you end up with a bunch of summer outfits heβs too big to wear six months after heβs born?
Or, real talk: What if youβre just too tired and busy to mess with returns for the first 10 β11 months of your childβs life? A longer return period lets you put it off and deal with it once you have a rested brain again.
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8. If you do a Babylist.com registry, items ship from Amazon, but you wonβt get the 365-day return period.

Amazon and Babylist.com both offer a universal registry where you can add items from other websites to your registry. Your Amazon baby registry, like Babylist.com, allows you to register for a crib from IKEA.com or bedding from PotteryBarnKids.com, for example.
One thing to be aware of is that if you register through Babylist.com, your friends and family could be redirected to purchase from Amazon. But when they do this, you wonβt get the 365-day return period that Amazon offers if you register directly through them. Fair warning.
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9. Save up to 20% on diapers when you buy them with Amazon Family and Subscribe & Save.

To save 20% off diapers, make sure all of your Amazon diaper purchases are done through Amazon Family (Subscribe & Save for baby stuff). When you check out, youβll get the 20% Amazon Family discount if you have five or more eligible items going to one address.
Find out how to get the most out of Amazonβs Subscribe & Save.
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10. How do I find my Amazon registry?

Youβve created a registry, and now you have no idea where to find it on the maelstrom that is Amazonβs homepage. Donβt worry, itβs easy once you know where to look. Tap on βAccounts and Listsβ under your account name in the upper right corner. Under βYour Lists,β tap βFind a List or Registry,β and then tap βBaby Registry.β This will bring you to your own Amazon baby registry.
To find a friend or family memberβs registry, you can enter it in the βFind a registry or gift listβ field that pops up just before you tap βBaby Registryβ to find your own, or use this shortcut: Amazonβs Find a Baby Registry page.
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11. How do I find someone elseβs Amazon baby registry?


If a registry is set to βPrivate,β you wonβt be able to see it. Registries need to be public for them to show up while searching this way:
- Go to Baby Registry Search.
- Enter the registry ownerβs information in the search box. Any of these work: Parentsβ names, city, state, and due date.
- Select the registry ownerβs name once it populates.
Ready, set, go, and register! And if you want to, tell me what you love or hate about Amazonβs baby registry in the comments.
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