If you are planning to have more than one kid, what can be done to reduce costs?
Choose gender-neutral
It is better to buy the gender neutral version — in colors like white, green, orange. Clothing, baby baths, etc. can be re-used by younger siblings.
Don't buy extra transport
The most obvious solution seems to be a twin stroller. But it also has disadvantages — they are expensive and BULKY!
It is worth considering how mobile the older child will be at the time of the baby's birth. It may turn out that you can get by with an ordinary stroller and sling for a younger one, or a stroller for a baby and a special removable footrest for a second child.
In warmer climates, a bicycle trailer easily accommodates two, and in colder climates, a sled can too.
Furniture built for two
Trundles and bunk beds take up less space. The older child may sleep well on the upper bunk or trundle, especially if a safety rail is provided.
Track promotions
Buy one get on free... was invented for parents of two. If the older siblings' hand-me-downs do not fully cover the needs of the younger, such promotions will help save money.
Give matching gifts
Toy cars or dolls from the same set or series motivate siblings to play together and at the same time increases the variety of games.






