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Raising kids is shockingly high-tech these days. Thanks to the wide array of useful and cool gadgets on the market, moms and dads have it easier than ever, and kids are practically growing up in the future. Here at Bored Panda, we decided to research the best and brightest of the most recent cool inventions designed to make parenting easy, and you just might want to use our findings as a shopping list.
From awesome cribs and travel chairs to bathtime made easy and some great activity ideas - you'll find all the life hacks here, we promise! Don't forget to vote for the most revolutionary of these fun gadgets below, and tell us in the comments if you have any clever tools or parenting tips of your own to recommend!
More info: (h/t: Bright Side)
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#1
Rocking Chair And Cradle In One
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#3
Bath Saver
#4
Portable Baby Crib You Can Attach To Your Bed
#5
Single Handle Extender
#7
Cozy Cuddler Pregnancy Pillow
#8
Bikes That Double As Strollers
Ym Cruijff 8 years ago
This is so unnecessary: just attach a bike seat to your bike. In the Netherlands we use these kind of seats: www.yepp.nl
#9
Safety Bath Mat For Babies
#10
Super Compact Stroller
#11
Baby Food Dispensing Spoon
#12
Baby Shower Cap
#13
Doodle Tablecloth
#14
Fun Plates
#15
Bowl That Keeps Food From Falling Out
#16
Bath Pillow That Saves Space And Makes It Easy To Bathe Your Baby
#17
The Piggyback Rider Standing Child Carrier
#18
Bed For New Parents
#19
Oh Rocking Furniture Multi-Functional Furniture
Totally Magical Unicorn 8 years ago
Love the middle pic of the guy. That's totally one way to use it.
#20
Pin Pres Children’s Shelf
#21
Crib Which Simulates The Feeling Of Being In A Car And Helps A Baby Fall Asleep
person (i think) 8 years ago
This is by Ford. Sadly, as of at least last month, this was just a spec invention. I think they only made one and dont intend to manufacture them (although i hope that changes!)
#22
Doona Infant Car Seat & Base
Robyn Miller 8 years ago
That's pretty neat... but you could only use it like 6 months max before your kid outgrew it.
#23
Baby Carrier
#24
Triple Rocking Chair
Totally Magical Unicorn 8 years ago
Finally! A chair in which everyone can be uncomfortable at the same time!
#25
Silicone Roll Up Bib That Catches All The Leftovers
#26
Baby Mop Onesie
#27
Self-Heating Bottle That Warms Milk Itself In Minutes
#28
Kit For Structurally-sound Cardboard Forts
#29
Baby Stroller And Scooter Hybrid
#30
2 Drinks Cooler Cup
#31
Cute Little Hands Don't Belong In Diapers! Changing Diaper Clutch
#32
Pony Alex Multifunctional Rocking Horse
#33
100 Water Balloons In Less Than 1 Minute Set
#34
Infant Seat That Replicates Parents Natural Motions
#35
Tiny Diner Portable Placemat
#36
Keep-It-Kleen Soother
#37
Tracking Guardian Bracelet That Shows Your Child's Location And Warns You When They Are Getting Too Far Away
#38
Protector Seat Liner
#39
Illuminated Jetbib Feeding System
#40
Clothes With A Built-in Activity Monitor
#41
Intelligent Thermometer Sticker
Smoky 8 years ago
I don't like the feeling, that everything has to be under control, and also to connect something with your phone all the time. Yes, you will see illness faster, but I think it makes parents less care, in an unintentionally way. You watch your phone instead of your baby and this is clearly wrong to me.
#42
Color Changing Nightlight With Portable Glowing Balls
#43
Pacifier And A Teether All In One
#44
Spout Cover That Tracks The Temperature Of The Water Coming Out Of The Faucet And Alerts You If It's Getting Too Hot
#45
Babywearing Jacket Twins Maternity
#46
Automated Baby Rocker
#47
Smart Changing Pad That Tracks Your Baby's Weight And Growth Data
Cathy Binder 8 years ago
all i can think about this is you can now find out how much your baby's dirty diaper weighs.
#48
Food-Holder Can Handle Sandwiches And More Without The Mess
#49
Smart Toothbrush
#50
Dinner Dj Dining Set
#51
Safety Bandage Knee Pad
Tiny Dynamine 8 years ago
Bad... They need to experience bumps and scrapes. It's how they learn. Not from being wrapped up in cotton wool.
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Lila Launehase 8 years ago
The hoodie is actually quite wonderful. Used one while carrying my kids.
Dianne Russell 8 years ago
#1 Rocking Chair And Cradle In One Is as old as the hills. You can see them in Medieval paintings.
Sarah Lennie 8 years ago
All I learned from looking at these is how much of a negative nancy a lot of people can be. Don't like it, don't use it..very simple!
Galeanthropy2017 8 years ago
I believe that most of these inventions have forgot to factor in that babies/toddlers are prone to releasing flying projectiles...
Totally Magical Unicorn 8 years ago
Fast and loose with the term 'genius'. A couple of things here would be useful though.
Richard Veroszlinden 8 years ago
This article brought to you by: someone who has not had kids. Literally nothing I would ever buy/take/use. Ever. Especially the bed things.
Raven Weber 8 years ago
really I am suspecting that you never had kids or maybe you never helped raise them if you had..cause I so wish I had half of these things when i had mine and yes they are helpful. Your comment sounds like one made by someone who is Bitter and angry with the world
Load More Replies... Aneesa Nawaz 3 years ago (edited)
We participate in affiliate programs to help us fund K2 Baby Care. Some of the links in K2 Baby Care are affiliate links, which means that if you purchase a product using our link, we will earn a small commission. Don’t worry! This comes at no additional cost to you, and we will never base our reviews on whether or not we earn a commission off of a product. With that said, if you find our review helpful and are willing to purchase it, we would be very appreciative if you use K2 Baby Care links to do so. It will help us bring you more awesome content in the future! https://www.k2babycare.com/best-infant-winter-gloves/
Debra Starr Moon 8 years ago
Somehow we got along for thousands of years without all these (I'm sure) expensive gadgets'. The most expensive gadget I had with two of my three kids was a diaper genie, but only because I lived in a small apartment at the time. With my third I didn't even have that. I guess I'm old school. Raising kids isn't meant to be easy. They're lots of work, but they're a privilege and a gift!
Jespren Ray 8 years ago
I've got four kids, some of these things are brilliant (some are as old as the hills too), some would be helpful under very specific circumstances (twins, disabilities, very little space or lots of travel, etc), and some make me wonder how they ever got past the prototype phase (seriously, a giant, heavy spoon that the kid would constantly grab at, would be impossible to properly clean, [have a side of mold with those pears, yum!]and leak sticky baby food everywhere every time mom had to move her hand rapidly away from a grasping babe? Who looked at that and thought, wow, cool, order a thousand of those for the shop!). But old, new, brilliant, helpful, or dumb as a bag of rocks, it was a funny compilation.
Novi Puspasari 8 years ago
I don't have baby yet, but I want that Pin Drop! I can put all of my comic and novel there~
Vando Rock 8 years ago
I don't have any kids, but i can use some of this stuff with my cat! lool
Jeanne Deaux 8 years ago
Nice article for lazy parents who need to be assisted in about everything... Maybe there should be classes about how to be a parent (preferably before conception) instead of inventing loads of gadgets encouraging people to stay how they are?
Lila Launehase 8 years ago
The hoodie is actually quite wonderful. Used one while carrying my kids.
Dianne Russell 8 years ago
#1 Rocking Chair And Cradle In One Is as old as the hills. You can see them in Medieval paintings.
Sarah Lennie 8 years ago
All I learned from looking at these is how much of a negative nancy a lot of people can be. Don't like it, don't use it..very simple!
Galeanthropy2017 8 years ago
I believe that most of these inventions have forgot to factor in that babies/toddlers are prone to releasing flying projectiles...
Totally Magical Unicorn 8 years ago
Fast and loose with the term 'genius'. A couple of things here would be useful though.
Richard Veroszlinden 8 years ago
This article brought to you by: someone who has not had kids. Literally nothing I would ever buy/take/use. Ever. Especially the bed things.
Raven Weber 8 years ago
really I am suspecting that you never had kids or maybe you never helped raise them if you had..cause I so wish I had half of these things when i had mine and yes they are helpful. Your comment sounds like one made by someone who is Bitter and angry with the world
Load More Replies... Aneesa Nawaz 3 years ago (edited)
We participate in affiliate programs to help us fund K2 Baby Care. Some of the links in K2 Baby Care are affiliate links, which means that if you purchase a product using our link, we will earn a small commission. Don’t worry! This comes at no additional cost to you, and we will never base our reviews on whether or not we earn a commission off of a product. With that said, if you find our review helpful and are willing to purchase it, we would be very appreciative if you use K2 Baby Care links to do so. It will help us bring you more awesome content in the future! https://www.k2babycare.com/best-infant-winter-gloves/
Debra Starr Moon 8 years ago
Somehow we got along for thousands of years without all these (I'm sure) expensive gadgets'. The most expensive gadget I had with two of my three kids was a diaper genie, but only because I lived in a small apartment at the time. With my third I didn't even have that. I guess I'm old school. Raising kids isn't meant to be easy. They're lots of work, but they're a privilege and a gift!
Jespren Ray 8 years ago
I've got four kids, some of these things are brilliant (some are as old as the hills too), some would be helpful under very specific circumstances (twins, disabilities, very little space or lots of travel, etc), and some make me wonder how they ever got past the prototype phase (seriously, a giant, heavy spoon that the kid would constantly grab at, would be impossible to properly clean, [have a side of mold with those pears, yum!]and leak sticky baby food everywhere every time mom had to move her hand rapidly away from a grasping babe? Who looked at that and thought, wow, cool, order a thousand of those for the shop!). But old, new, brilliant, helpful, or dumb as a bag of rocks, it was a funny compilation.
Novi Puspasari 8 years ago
I don't have baby yet, but I want that Pin Drop! I can put all of my comic and novel there~
Vando Rock 8 years ago
I don't have any kids, but i can use some of this stuff with my cat! lool
Jeanne Deaux 8 years ago
Nice article for lazy parents who need to be assisted in about everything... Maybe there should be classes about how to be a parent (preferably before conception) instead of inventing loads of gadgets encouraging people to stay how they are?
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