How to create an Amazon Baby Registry
Tiny socks, big gear, and everything in between

Need to know
👶 Many parents create their registry during the second trimester.
👶 Use your expected due date to unlock eligible registry features.
👶 Decide whether you want your registry to be public or private.
👶 You can update your registry, shipping address, and settings at any time.
You just found out you're having a baby (congratulations!). Suddenly, friends and family are asking what you need. Your baby registry? Still a blank page.
Creating an Amazon™ Baby Registry is an easy way to organize baby essentials, track gift ideas, and prepare for your baby's arrival. The setup only takes a few minutes, and you can update it as your needs change.
At Asurion, we've helped millions of Amazon customers get the most from the purchases they rely on every day—from choosing the right products to setting them up, troubleshooting tech issues, and protecting them from the unexpected. Here's how to create an Amazon Baby Registry and start planning for your growing family.
How to set up an Amazon Baby Registry
- Go to Amazon Baby Registry and sign in to your account.
- Select Create a Baby Registry.
- Add your registry details, including your due date and shipping address.
- Choose your privacy settings.
- Add a co-registrant.
- Save your registry.
Once you've saved your information, your registry is ready.
👶 Tip: You don't have to finish your registry all at once. Many parents continue adding products throughout their pregnancy. Need help? Visit Amazon Baby Registry Help for setup and account support.
What should you do next?
Now that your registry is set up, it's time to decide what to add. Start with our Amazon Baby Registry checklist, which covers the essentials and helps estimate your registry's total value before you start shopping. You can also explore:
- Amazon Baby Registry Benefits & Welcome Box to learn about group gifting, extended returns, and other eligible registry perks.
- Amazon Baby Registry Completion Discount to understand how eligible registrants can save on remaining purchases.
How people can find your Amazon Baby Registry
If your registry is public, friends and family can search for it on Amazon using your name or your co-registrant's name through Amazon Baby Registry Search. Prefer more privacy? Keep your registry private and share it directly using your registry link. You can always update your privacy settings if you change your mind.
👶 Tip: Before sharing your registry, double-check that your name, due date, and shipping information are accurate so guests can easily find it.
Tips for managing your registry
Your registry will likely change as your due date approaches. Review it regularly to keep it up to date. Consider:
- Updating your shipping address
- Adjusting your due date
- Reviewing your privacy settings
- Adding or removing products
- Confirming your co-registrant information
FAQ
How does Amazon Baby Registry work?
Amazon Baby Registry lets you create, manage, and share a list of baby products with friends and family through your Amazon account.
How do I create an Amazon Baby Registry?
Sign in to your Amazon account, select "Create a Baby Registry," enter your information, choose your privacy settings, and save your registry.
When should I create an Amazon Baby Registry?
Many parents create a registry during the second trimester, but you can start one at any point during your pregnancy.
Can I create an Amazon Baby Registry without Prime?
Yes. You only need an Amazon account to create a registry, although some benefits may have additional eligibility requirements.
Can I change my registry after creating it?
Yes. You can update your due date, address, privacy settings, and other details at any time.
How do people find my Amazon Baby Registry?
If your registry is public, friends and family can use Amazon Baby Registry Search to look it up by your name or your co-registrant's name. If your registry is private, you can share it directly using your registry link.
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