This is What’s Inside Blake Lively’s New Baby Registry

Lively announced she was expecting her third child with husband Ryan Reynolds in May. She reportedly gave birth over the summer, and Reynolds confirmed they had a baby girl in a post today urging his fellow Canadians to vote in the upcoming elections.

The couple are already parents to daughters James, four, and Inez, three. Now Lively is a mother for the third time, she knows what to expect – and here are some of her top picks, split up into handy categories…

For the out and about section, Lively has thought about both the parent and the baby. At $449.98 (AED1,652.75), the Baby Jogger City mini double stroller is one of the pricier options on the list, but there are also more affordable options like the Ergobaby carrier ($174.95, AED642.58).

For the stressed-out parent navigating the outside world with a newborn, Lively has included a box of peanut butter and chocolate RXBAR protein bars ($18.89, AED69.38) – just to keep your strength up.

This category has more high tech options than some of the others, like a white noise sound machine (AED 285.55) which is said to improve your baby’s sleep at night. This is one for all the family – if you’re struggling to sleep, it might be worth trying yourself as it blocks out all distracting noises and gives you space to drift off in peace.

“It’s easier to take care of everyone else instead of ourselves. But it all starts with us mamas. Here are some basics, as well as some special treats,” she says, including a nursing pillow for AED 311.00 and cookie bites designed for breastfeeding mums ($19.63, AED72.10).

For this category, Lively writes: “I read an article with an incredible list of kids books that have representation and help to show children many different experiences and perspectives. I was so excited that I went on Amazon and ordered every book on the list. This is just a small selection. It’s been fulfilling for me as well because I didn’t grow up with these books so I’m getting to read them and learn along with my children. We are never too old to learn.”

This includes books like Hair Love by Matthew A Cherry ($10.96, AED40.26), which tells of the relationship between a black father and his daughter as he learns how to do her hair. It’s all about learning to love natural hair – something which isn’t commonly represented in children’s books.