May 21, 2026 - 02:30

Model and mom of two Emily DiDonato is getting ready to welcome her third child, and she is keeping it real about the chaos and joy of parenting. With her hands full, she has refined her list of must-have items that actually make life easier. DiDonato recently opened up about the baby gear, gifts, and toys that her household cannot live without.
For the new arrival, she relies on a few key pieces of equipment that balance style with function. A lightweight, easy-to-fold stroller tops her list, along with a versatile baby carrier that lets her move freely while keeping the baby close. She also swears by a simple white noise machine and a set of muslin swaddles that have survived multiple kids.
When it comes to gifts for other parents, DiDonato avoids the trendy clutter. She recommends practical items like a good insulated bottle set or a subscription for organic baby food. For her older children, the toys that get the most play are surprisingly low-tech. Her kids are obsessed with magnetic building tiles, a set of wooden animal figures, and anything that involves water or sand. She notes that the simplest toys often hold their attention the longest, leaving the fancy electronic gadgets in the dust.
As she prepares for baby number three, DiDonato emphasizes that the best parenting tools are the ones that reduce stress and create more time for connection. Her advice to other parents is to ignore the pressure to buy everything and focus on the few items that truly support their daily routine.
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