The Moms Behind Big Little Feelings Share Game-Changing Postpartum Products

Tula Free-to-Grow Ergonomic Baby Carrier ($179)

Margolin and Gallant both used the Tula baby carrier and loved it — especially the fact that you can adjust it, making it perfect for newborn days and beyond. Gallant's hot tip? Walk around the house with a portable white-noise machine clipped to the carrier. "That saved me postpartum, during witching hour," she says.

Eberjey Women's Gisele PJ Set ($158)

These super soft (and editor-favorite) pajamas were must haves for Margolin. They were a "luxury moment for me," she says. "When you're tired and postpartum, you can get spit-up on them, wash them, they're great."

Coterie Diapers ($106 for a month of diapers)

These diapers have won many awards, and both Margolin and Gallant say they're worth it. "I wasn't sure on the hype, and then I switched, and I was like, these are amazing," Margolin says. "You'd never think of diapers as more amazing, but Coterie really is. Especially nighttime, they're so durable."

Snuggle Me Organic Infant Lounger ($130)

According to Margolin, this lounger also lives up to the viral hype: "It's so good. The baby's just snuggled in there, and we could do everything while they're in that little lounger."

Stanley 40 oz Quencher Tumbler ($45)

Yes, the Stanley craze continues — and it's all the more relevant when you've just given birth. "You can't get up, so the Stanley water bottle is perfect: it's cold, it's huge, you know you need to drink the whole thing," Gallant says. "Postpartum, that was a lifeline."

Bobbie Formula ($25)

Margolin thought she would breastfeed, but had a difficult feeding journey. Enter: Bobbie's organic formula. "It saved my life," she says. "Switching to formula so I could show up as a more present, regulated mom without over-stressing myself and my mental health was a game changer."

Blackout Cordless Roller Window Shades ($36)

When Gallant set up blackout shades in her room, she says it changed her and her newborn's life: "You're sleeping at odd hours; I would sleep when the baby slept, so having blackout blinds is really a game changer, and the baby sleeps so much better too."

Big Feelers Course ($79)

Margolin says she has a "Big Feeler" kid herself. That's partly why the duo recently introduced their Big Feelers course, which is "for more sensitive kids, strong-willed, defiant kids who need a certain approach," Margolin says. The course promises to "teach better behavior, minimize over-the-top meltdowns, and nip defiance in the bud."

Hatch Rest 2nd Gen Dream Machine ($70)

Gallant's family has sworn by their Hatch light, which doubles as a sound machine, since her first child was born in 2016. "I loved it when I was breastfeeding, and you can make the lights custom and use the white-noise machine, but my 8-year-old still uses it," she says. "It'll be green in the morning and they'll play in their room before it's time to come out. We've used the same Hatch for almost nine years."

Lena Felton (she/her) is a senior content director at PS, where she oversees feature stories, special projects, and identity content. Previously, she was an editor at The Washington Post, where she led a team covering issues of gender and identity. She has been working in journalism since 2017, during which time her focus has been feature writing and editing and elevating historically underrepresented voices. Lena has worked for The Atlantic, InStyle, So It Goes, and more.