My friend Chelsey is pregnant, so I encouraged her to sign up for as many baby registry welcome boxes as she could just so we could share all the details with you. Over the next few weeks we’ll get an in-depth look at every registry box there is!

I’m now on my fourth registry bag or box, and I’m starting to rack up quite the collection! One thing that’s nice about signing up for several different ones is I’ve ended up with multiple brands of bottles and pacifiers, so I’ll be able to see which one this baby prefers without spending any money—and that’s always a win for me. Today I’ll be reviewing the Buy Buy Baby Welcome Bag, which is totally FREE but that does require you to go into the store to receive.

Everything in the Buy Buy Baby Baby Registry Welcome Bag + Review

The first step is obviously to go to the Buy Buy Baby website and create a registry. The website isn’t super easy to navigate when it comes to the registry, either before or after you sign up. Before you’ve created your registry, you can see all all the benefits by going to the registry benefits page.

If you scroll down on that page, you’ll see some of the different benefits that go along with creating a registry.

The next step, then, is to actually create your registry, which will require creating an account if you don’t already have one.

Once you’ve made your registry, though, I found it pretty impossible to get back to this page! Thankfully, you don’t really need to. As you can see on the Free goody bag details page, you have to go into the store to get your Buy Buy Baby Baby Registry Welcome Bag.

I signed up for the registry on September 23, but didn’t make it to the store until October 25. However, in between those dates I did receive a note in the mail from the manager of the store in my city inviting me to come in and get my bag and create my registry.

The website didn’t give any details about how to get the bag other than just to go to the store, so when I walked in, I went to the first employee I saw and told them I had come to get my welcome bag. They didn’t ask my name or anything—I just told them I had a registry and had come to get my bag, and they gave it to me. It took all of 2 minutes from the time I got out of my car to the time I got back in.

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