I think at this point just chill a bit more and source out safe cribs, cradles, baby gyms etc. Compare prices and benefits and wait for sale? And cross check reviews across platforms Figure out a few different types of onesies e.g. snap buttons, kimono ribbons if are particular about these stuff. And baby carrier and compare what fits Ur body type and price range. Diapers usually buy less newborn if baby is not a preemie or smaller than average and then slowly buy different brands and sizes to see what is a good fit for baby. Because eczema and butt sores happen. I always recommend less baby wipes for private parts and butt and more water washing to reduce sores but so ma fan when outside. Also can start to identify if u might want to breastfeed (physical exhaustion/weaning or latching issues), pump and feed (a lot of washing so a sanitiser/dishwasher, manual or wearable pump) or go straight to bottle feeding (glass or plastic bottles/ what teat types/formula brands) The best tip is maximising the product u want. Can't be buying because of hype (and super costly) but actually not safe for babys breathing like certain pramsssss. Or a baby gym super expensive but baby won't have interest within six months. Or buying an expensive carrier but not knowing how to position baby safely cause hip issues. And thennn not able to sell off or have anyone else to pass to. Some things are ok secondhand too so can look around if are comfortable. Alot alot more variables and factors to consider but look look see what's within budget and safety. Good luck? 🥹
U can start with the big items le. eg cot, stroller, steriliser, bath tub, yaolan etc. Smaller items eg diapers, clothes, mouth cleaners, diaper cream, wash/burp clothes etc etc can wait another month or so. Do go to the baby fairs to have an idea of what is available and see what you might need. Sort out confinement arrangements if havent done so. Baby sleeping arrangements also need to sort out as well. Also, regardless of whether you're breastfeeding, exclusively pumping or feeding formula, you'll need to prepare accordingly. You might need things like nipple wipes, nipple cream if you're breastfeeding. Pumps if youre pumping. Research on the formula if you're giving formula. Need to buy bottles and cleaning accessories as well. Can start packing your hospital bag from week 32 onwards, this should give u enough time. As this is probably your first kid, you dont know when the baby is coming, so better to standby earlier.
Book your confinement nanny if you have done so. That’s very important as good ones are highly sought after. Plan who is looking after your baby after confinement ends. Whether you are putting baby in infant care or engaging a helper or asking family member to help. All these need to arrange way before baby arrives. Be very prepared to lose your sleep when your little one is born :) so meanwhile take care and sleep as much as you can :)
Buy all the heavy stuff first while you still can because after 32weeks you'll be very tired and fatigue