Amazon Spring Sale Baby Deals 2024

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UPDATED: 1:30 PM ET — March 24, 2024

While Prime Day isn’t quite the same caliber, there are still some notable deals to be had Amazon’s Big Spring Sale. Running until Monday, March 25, the event features discounts of up to 55% off hundreds of items, including some best-selling baby products. And, unlike the popular Prime Day, you don’t need a Prime membership to access these deals.

As a mom who spends her workday reviewing pregnancy and parenting products, I’m an expert at spotting the real good deals: significant discounts on quality items from trusted brands. After sorting through the less-than-impressive markdowns in Amazon’s Big Spring Sale, I’ve picked out seven of the most rewarding finds. From an award-winning pregnancy pillow to the only cream that effectively treated my son’s diaper rash, you can shop my top highlights below.

Of course, like any sale on Amazon, deals change, so bookmark this page and check back with us.

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The best baby-safe sunscreen

Summer came, and Thinkbaby SPF 50+ sunscreen ($9 $16) is our top pick for protecting your baby’s skin from UV rays. Voted the Best Baby Sunscreen by dermatologists and What to Expect staff members, Thinkbaby sunscreen goes on creamy, unlike other mineral sunscreens that are hard to spread (a real pain for moms of blinky babies.) It uses zinc oxide to block 98 percent of UVB rays, and is free of oxybenzone, parabens and phthalates so you don’t have to worry about it irritating baby’s sensitive skin.

An award-winning pregnancy pillow

What to Expect Moms Think PharMeDoc Full Body U-Shaped Pillow ($50 $70) a must-have if pregnancy pains are keeping you up at night. Two-time winner of the What to Expect Sleep Awards and our Best Pregnancy Pillow, the PharMeDoc pillow is designed to support your stomach, back, knees, neck and hips all at once. This is thanks to the U-shape design and the firm-yt-forgiving filling. Moms appreciate that the pillow cover is lightweight and cooling — with summer just around the corner, that’s a huge benefit. It also has a detachable “leg” that you can remove if you prefer to save yourself space on the bed.

Lululemon leggings dupes

What to Expect Moms-to-be often compare Maternity leggings by Poshdivah($20 $26) in the popular (but expensive) Lululemon Align High-Rise leggings. These maternity leggings are made of a super-soft nylon and spandex blend that’s thin enough to keep you cool, but not so thin that you can see through at times. The over-the-bump panel ensures your stomach is supported (and covered, if that’s your preference). Oh, and did we mention it has pockets?!

A pregnancy-safe sunscreen spray

Did you know that not all sunscreens are safe to use during pregnancy? If you need to replace your regular SPF, I highly recommend it Sun Bum’s Mineral SPF 30 Sunscreen Spray. Very few sunscreen sprays are safe for pregnancy because they use chemical formulas, which dermatologists say are not ideal during pregnancy. But Sun Bum’s sunscreen spray is a mineral formula that leaves a matte, non-greasy finish. I also like that it is water resistant for up to 80 minutes; when it’s summer and your pregnancy hormones are causing you to overheat, you’ll want to be in the pool as much as possible.

The ultimate postpartum relief

I swiped a bunch of postpartum essentials from the hospital after my son was born, but I still ordered another five-pack of TUCKS cooling pad ($8 $13) after I got home. These little medicated circles are a true miracle worker when it comes to easing postpartum pains like genital pain and hemorrhoids. The secret ingredient: Witch hazel, a plant known for its ability to reduce inflammation and soothe itching. Anytime I go to the bathroom. I would put some of these in my postpartum underwear and instantly feel like a new woman.

One month supply of diapers and wipes

You’ll never regret having extra diapers and wipes on hand, and this sale is a great opportunity to stock up Huggies diapers and wipes ($61 $76). A Mom Must-Have Award Winner, Huggies diapers are loved for their ability to contain leaks, thanks to a secure band that prevents blowouts and overall “amazing” absorbency. I can attest to the power of leak-proof diapers: If we’re out of overnight diapers, I can put my daughter in it. Huggies Little Movers and don’t worry about soaked pajamas. And since my daughter has sensitive skin, I appreciate that the diapers and wipes are free of fragrances, lotions, parabens and other irritants known to make diaper rashes worse.

A fast-acting diaper paste

My daughter has been prone to diaper rashes since she was a newborn, so I’ve tried almost every ointment on the market. Boudreaux’s Maximum Strength Butt Paste ($16 $23) is the one that gets the job done when it comes to treating rashes and soothing her skin. The extra thick paste instantly seals in moisture to prevent further irritation, and contains aloe to help heal existing rash. Despite being thick, it goes on well so you can get through diaper changes quickly.

A luxurious stretch mark oil

Mustella is known (and loved) for its gentle yet effective skin care products, including these stretch mark oil ($18 $22). Free from parabens phthalates and phenols, the oil uses sunflower oil to help the skin maintain its elasticity and maracuja oil, known for its repairing and calming properties. It is also free of fragrances, in case you are particularly sensitive to smells during pregnancy. Moms especially like that Mustella oil absorbs quickly into the skin, so you don’t have to wait to get dressed or worry about the oil getting on your clothes.

A hands-free way to carry the baby

If the idea of ​​wearing a structured backpack-like carrier sounds overwhelming, consider the Momcozy Baby Wrap Carrier ($28 $42). Made of super soft, super light fabric, moms love that the carrier can be wrapped to fit their body and needs. You can also manipulate the wrap to help with breastfeeding. Moms say it’s very easy to use and customize, which isn’t always the case with wrap carriers.

A non-Wi-Fi baby monitor with maximum range

Bonoch’s Long Range Baby Monitor ($90 $120) is a truly unique baby monitor: It boasts one of the longest camera ranges of any non-Wi-Fi competitor at 1,800 feet. And video quality doesn’t degrade when you move away from the camera base — whether you’re in the camera’s room or even out in your backyard. Since you are not dependent on the internet, you are guaranteed this clarity 24/7. It also includes split-spring capabilities, rewind capabilities and holds a 30-hour charge.

A powerful pump that you can wear while multitasking

A favorite wearable breast pump among What to Expect moms, the Willow 3.0 ($375 $500) provides hospital-grade suction without the hassle of tubes, wires and hanging bottles. Moms love the “O”-shaped waterproof milk bags that hang under each pump, making it easy to do “literally everything,” as a What to Expect put it mother Moms also love that there are only two parts to clean — and it can be done by hand or in the dishwasher.

A more affordable version of Magna-Tiles

Magnetic building tiles are a very popular toy for their ease of use and versatility, especially with creative children. Although most parents choose Magna-Tiles, I can assure you PicassoTiles ($34 $57) is just as good — and a fraction of the price! My daughter played with both brands during playdates, and I saw no difference in the quality of the pieces and the strength of the magnets.

A compact, versatile vacuum

What to Expect Moms find this small but powerful machine a worthwhile investment. The compact Bissell Little Green Carpet Cleaner ($98 $124) removes stubborn stains, spots and messes, which usually happen when you have children. It’s lightweight for easy portability around the house, and can be used with almost any upholstery.