The fourth-trimester registry

The baby registry that looks after mum, too.

Make a list of what would help when your baby arrives: meals, a cleaner, or someone to walk the dog. Friends and family can lend a hand or chip in towards the support you choose.

Parents at home with their newborn

On your KindList

Meals for the early weeks

A little less cooking. A little more care.

Mum-first services from independent UK partners

  • The Food Doula
  • The Sleepy Doula
  • The Sabi
  • The Tenth
  • Milk It
  • Early Daze
  • Aumaya
  • Megan Louise Photography

Why KindList

The baby has a list.
Now so does your recovery.

When someone asks what you need, give them a few ideas that would make those early weeks easier: meals, time to rest and help at home.

Keep your baby list

The things for baby.

  • A cot for those first nights
  • A pram for your first walks
  • Clothes, nappies and little essentials

Link the baby registries you already have.

Add care for you

The things for you.

  • Nourishing meals in the fridge
  • Postpartum care and time to rest
  • Help around the house

Your village can chip in, lend a hand, or both.

The first 12 weeks

Nourish the mum.
Make room for recovery.

Plan for recovery the way you planned the nursery.
Explore ideas for food, rest and care after birth.

5 Day Postpartum Food SupportMeals & Nourishment
Add this support to your KindList

Good food.
One less thing to do.

The Food Doula

Postpartum meals, snacks and herbal drinks, delivered to your door. Add it to your list and let your village chip in.

Explore postpartum food

From our partners

Independent UK services, picked for mums.

See all partner services

Explore ideas for food, rest and care after birth. Choose something below or add your own.

HOW FRIENDS AND FAMILY CAN HELP

A little from your village.
A lot off your plate.

Here’s what friends and family could see on your list.

Example

Lend a hand

"I can bring lasagne on Tuesday. Would that work for you?"

A meal drop-off, a food shop, a dog walk. Small things that make a day easier.

You agree the day and details together.

Example

Chip in

“Dinner’s on me. You choose the meals.”

Friends chip in towards meals, recovery care or help at home.

Money goes straight to you. You book what you need.

Both live on one KindList. Your village chooses how to help.

  1. 01

    Make it yours

    Add partner services, the help you’d like and links to your other lists.

  2. 02

    Share one link

    When people ask how they can help, send them your KindList.

  3. 03

    Let your village show up

    Friends and family choose how to help. Contributions go directly to you, and you arrange the support you need.

One link for everything

Keep your  baby lists. 
Add support  for you.

Add a link to your existing baby registry alongside the meals, care and practical help on your KindList. Share one link with friends and family

Create my KindList
JL

John Lewis wish list

Pram, cot, car seat

Linked
A

Amazon baby list

Nappies, muslins, bottles

Linked

Your KindList

Meals, sleep, recovery, help at home

Works with any list that has a link.

A few good questions

Let’s make this simple.

You’re preparing for a baby.

Make space for you, too.

Start with a few things that would make your first weeks easier.

Create my KindList