🤍 Things I Personally Use & Love (Amazon finds)

This page is a collection of random but genuinely helpful things I’ve come across, use in my daily life, or get asked about often.

It’s not limited to baby items, just things that have made life a little easier, more comfortable, or more organized in some way 🤍

I’ll keep updating this as I find new things worth sharing.

Baby & Parenting Finds

Things that have helped me in my day-to-day life as a mom.

  • Diaper genie bags refill – refill with this if you already have a diaper pail 
    → [link]
  • Sudo diaper cream – this diaper cream soothe, heals and protect
    → [link]
  • Bottle liquid soap – safer ingredients for washing baby bottles (cheaper to get 2 bottles instead of 1) → [link]
  • Baby laundry soap → [link]

Home & Organization

Simple things that make everyday routines smoother.

  • Kettle – I am a tea lover and I use this kettle → [link]
  • Air fryer – Essential in this busy season → [link]
  • Blender - I have had this blender for have no complaints! → [link]

Baking tools I use & love 

  • Mixing bowls set — Super useful for baking prep and makes organizing ingredients so much easier. → [link]
  • Baking trays set— One of my most-used baking essentials for cookies, cupcakes, pastries, and more. → [link]
  • Scoop — Helps make scoop dough easily → [link]
  • Measuring cups & spoons — Baking is so much easier when measurements are accurate. → [link]
  • Silicone spatula set — I use these constantly for mixing and scraping bowls clean. → [link]
  • Electric mixer — Makes mixing batter and whipping cream so much faster. → [link]

Self-Care & Comfort

Little things that help me feel more balanced in daily life.

  • Organika electrolytes- I love that it is sugar free with probiotics and vitamin C
    → [link]

📚 Fave Books

These are books I’ve been reading or using in this season of life, some for learning, some for mindset, and some just to slow down and take a moment for myself 🤍

  • Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill –  link
  • Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T Kiyosaki –  link
  • The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene –  link 
  • Atomic Habits by James Clear – link
  • The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel – link
  • Leaders Eat Last by Simon Sinek – link

Final Note

Not everything here will be for everyone 🤍 These are just things I personally use or genuinely find helpful in my everyday life.

Take what fits your lifestyle, skip what doesn’t, and don’t feel pressured to have everything at once.

Let’s Connect!

If you’re a new mom too, or just navigating motherhood in your own way, I’d love to connect with you 

📩 Email: genysbubble@gmail.com
📸 Instagram: @genysbubble
🌸 Blog: Geny’s Bubble

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