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[quote=Anonymous]Agree with suggestion for Amazon list. Have a registry, and then post-child have a wish-list, and let people know about it. If you get stuff you don't want, return if you can without them knowing, or donate. I also will say though that I agree with PPs who ask you to try to keep an open mind. I was *the same* as you and learned to loosen up with time. When my mother was here when baby was about 4 weeks old, she bought me desitin and I made her take it back because 'we don't use that'. Fast forward to our trip home for Christmas last year when baby was 11 months, when I asked my mum to buy EXTRA STRENGTH DESITIN in advance of our arrival. Ahhh how things change. In the end I just want my kid not to have a rashy bottom. You learn to adjust and pick your battles. Maybe this won't be as much of an issue as you think. All that said, I still use the lists and most people pull from them at gift-giving time. For those you don't, you can just address it on a case-by-case basis. We donate when possible.[/quote]
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