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should I start a baby registry?

I'm 22 weeks with my third. But I didn't want anymore after #2 so we gave a lot away, then I got the baby itch again and we tried for #3. I don't plan on having a shower, but maybe a welcome home party instead. I'm starting to have people ask what we need. Should I just register for these two reasons? Or would that be silly.
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You should register...especially if people are asking.  Plus, if you register, then you usually get around 15% off for anything you buy to complete your registry:-). A lot if my friends are having a "sprinkle" instead of a shower for their second or third child...I think it's a great idea:-). Congratulations!
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Yes go ahead and register free baby gifts
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I would definitely still register for the discounts and to be able to tell people just in case they wanna send you a gift. If you want to do something small to welcome baby, I've been hearing a lot of people talk about a "Sprinkle" instead of a shower. People would buy small stuff like diapers,wipes,bibs, and onesies. Just something to think about.
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Its not weird if people are asking. Plus I moved halfway across the country right before finding out I was preggo so I know nobody here but I still did one because right before baby due you normally get 10% off your registry to finish the items. Meaning you get a free discount so I'm all for it. Best of luck and congrats on your pregnancy!
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