Hawk's collection

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We have been getting several questions about "what we already have".   Here a list that is live that I'll post on our Amazon registry as well.  This list does not include stuff that has been checked off of the registry.  I'll update it if get more lovely donations or Craigslist finds.

lots of onsies and sleeper sets
many adorable and handmade blankets
baby monitor
training potty
sound/light show for sleeping
powder puffer
3 adorable variations of booties and a pair of sandles
breast feeding manual
Crib
Crib mattress
Bassinet (pack and play)
Dresser/changing table
Changing pad
2 Sheets for changing pad
2 Sheets for crib and pack and play
Stoller (fancy phil & ted all terrain disc-golf stroller)
Stroller rain guard
Car seat
Glider (for me!)
Lots of nursery décor
Baby rocker/sleeper/vibrating seat
Newborn pillow rest/seat
Exersaucer (3 stages of play based on age includes playmat)
Electric breast pump
4 different kinds of baby slings (bjorn, moby, seven, mai tai)
Nursing covers
Diaper bag
Various sets of cloth diapers, fuzzy bunz and several other varieties, (I like the fuzzy bunz the best-est) 
Various baby clothes including an absurd amount of 2 year-old boy clothes
lots of stuffed toys and lots of books including Sophie!!
some other development toys
Safety Sleep sensor (detects if baby has stopped breathing for more than 30 seconds)

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