15 Gifts That New Parents Actually Want to Receive

You know the rule, "Never wake a sleeping baby"? With this sweet hanging sign for bebé's door, the new parents will be able to share that message with visitors. Choose between the pink and blue hues, both of which have timeless appeal, or shop both so they have one for the front door and one for the nursery as well.

There's some truth to that joke that new moms never get to enjoy a hot cup of coffee, since they're so busy taking care of every one else. If you really want to spoil your loved one, treat them to this coffee warmer. It'll heat up their cup in 2 minutes and keep it hot for hours.

Sure, it's a gift for the new baby, but really it's a gift for mom and dad. Free of BPA, phthalates, lead and more (it's chewy on both sides, too!), this silicone taco will soothe a little one's gums and make for a hilarious photo op.

Who knew that cute pumping kits actually existed? Equipped with a bottle cooler, an organizer and a wet bag, this conveniently compact and stylish setup will make it easier for new moms to transport and organize pump parts.

It's hard enough for them to charge their own batteries, let alone their phones — so they'd probably (read: definitely) appreciate this charging hub. The device is compatible with the Apple Watch, as well as iPhones 5 through X, and will fit neatly on their nearest tabletop.

Perfect for when she needs a little pick-me-up, this self-care set comes with a mini rose quartz facial roller and a mini eye gel mask. Just let the new mom know that she should stick the roller in the fridge for about a minute to achieve a spectacular soothing effect.

Help them document their little one's major milestones — from their first week home to the baby's first crawl — with this set of colorful cards. Each one features a cute illustration that's perfect for a photo op.

To be clear, this is not a gift for the new baby — just the parents! But when those sleep-training nights get really rough, they'll appreciate having this picture book called Go the F**k to Sleep on hand to make them laugh and remind them that they're not the only one's losing it!

Though unassuming at first glance, this modern sound machine is truly a miracle worker for new parents. Not only is it easy to use and access via a smartphone app, but it also comes with a special time-to-rise setting that will help their little one adjust to a sleep schedule. Plus the lights and sounds are customizable!

Help them maintain some calm through the chaos with this iRobot Roomba 675 Vacuum Cleaner. (With Wi-Fi Connectivity, we might add.) After they download the app, the new parents can schedule cleanings with the press of a button and have one less thing to worry about.

The new baby is bound to have plenty of toys, but what about a place to put them all? This mesh bag attaches right onto the side of the tub, and keeps all the rubber ducks and fish out of the way while moms and dads enjoy a hot shower or bath.

Give them a soft spot to land in the morning (or when they finally put the baby down for a nap) with this bath mat that reminds them to take care of themselves as well. They'll love how the bright red and pink text combine to create an eye-catching design.

A family-friendly activity, precious piece of wall art and keepsake all in one, this woodland-themed growth chart will allow them to track their little one's height over the first few years. And since it features a classic black-and-white color palette and fringe trim, the chart is sure to fit in with their nursery.

They'll breathe a huge sigh of relief when they open this bamboo bowl and spoon set, which secure via suction cups. (Three cheers for a mess-free dining experience!) The bowl and spoon are both hypoallergenic and free from harmful chemicals.

The greatest gift you can give new parents? Some peace of mind while their little one sleeps through the night. With 1,200 positive reviews and an average 4.5-star rating, this Owlet Smart Sock is a huge hit with moms and dads, as it wraps around their baby's foot and monitors the child's heart-rate and oxygen levels (and sends updates straight to their phones).