The Plastic-Free Baby Registry

Borosilicate glass releases zero microplastics during sterilization — unlike plastic bottles, which shed up to 16 million particles per cycle.

Glass feeding bottle with a silicone nipple, so milk is heated and held in glass rather than plastic. The screw collar is plastic, which is true of every glass bottle on the market.

Glass bottle inside a silicone sleeve — the sleeve is what makes glass practical with a baby, because it grips and it contains the glass if it is dropped.

Glass bottle with a silicone sleeve included and an angled nipple designed for latch — glass for the milk, silicone for the mouth and the grip.

A first open cup in food-grade silicone, sized for a baby learning to drink — soft enough not to hurt teeth, and no plastic against the mouth.

100% stainless steel body with medical-grade silicone spout. Grows with your child via interchangeable tops — from infant to toddler.

Single-wall stainless steel kids’ bottle with a sippy spout — the liquid sits in steel, and the bottle grows with the child as the cap is swapped.

Stainless steel cup with a sip lid and a straw lid, where the liquid touches only steel and silicone — two stages of drinking in one cup.

Plate and placemat moulded as one piece of food-grade silicone, so it suctions to the table and there is no plastic dish for a toddler to launch.

Divided plate in 304 stainless steel with a removable silicone suction ring — the food surface is metal, and the ring comes off so you can clean behind it.

Bamboo plate with a removable silicone suction ring and a matching spoon — a natural eating surface instead of moulded plastic, with the trade-offs bamboo brings.

Bamboo bowl with a removable silicone suction base and a spoon — for the porridge-and-yogurt stage, where a bowl that stays put matters more than a plate.

One-piece silicone bib with a catch-all pocket — wipes clean in seconds and holds its shape, unlike the coated fabric bibs it replaces.

GOTS-certified organic cotton and wool fill — no polyurethane foam or polyester that sheds microplastic fibers while your baby sleeps.

Fitted crib sheet in GOTS certified organic cotton — the single textile a baby spends the most hours against, at a price that lets you own several.

Swaddle woven from GOTS certified organic Egyptian cotton — a breathable natural fiber against newborn skin, with no polyester and no finishing chemistry.

GOTS certified organic cotton receiving blanket at supermarket pricing — the version of this swap that a whole nursery can actually be stocked with.

One-piece pacifier moulded from natural rubber — no plastic shield, no joins, and nothing that can come apart in a mouth. Natural rubber means latex.

One-piece natural rubber pacifier made in Italy, with a butterfly shield shaped to leave the nose clear. Natural rubber is latex — read the allergy note before buying.

The classic teether, moulded from natural rubber with food-grade paint. It has a hole, so water gets inside — clean the surface only, and read the maker’s instructions before the first use.

Twelve solid wood arches finished with water-based color — an open-ended toy that gets played with for years instead of a moulded plastic set with one use.

Wooden pull-along toy finished with water-based paint — the classic first walking toy, in wood rather than moulded plastic, at an accessible price.

Solid wood shape sorter with wooden shapes — the standard first puzzle, in the material it used to be made from before everything became moulded plastic.

Sustainable rubberwood with non-toxic water-based dyes. Zero plastic particles released when mouthed or chewed — unlike conventional plastic toys.

Reverse osmosis on the countertop with no plumbing. Certified by IAPMO to NSF/ANSI 42, 53, 58, 401 and 372 for every one of the 83 contaminants it claims to reduce — including PFAS, lead and microplastics. Read more in our water filter guide.

Triple-stage pitcher independently lab-tested against 365+ contaminants including microplastics, PFAS, and pharmaceuticals. More expensive than LifeStraw but tested against a wider contaminant set.

Pitcher with a two-layer filter — nano-fiber over a carbon block — that Epic states is NSF certified to NSF/ANSI 42 and 372 and independently tested to NSF/ANSI 42, 53, 401 and P231, with published reductions for microplastics, PFAS, lead and fluoride.