Looking for items for new born baby, then you should be very careful before purchasing baby items. GiftisTree provides mostly all baby items which is required for all babies.
See the below list required for baby items:
Baby clothes
Baby clothes are usually sized by age, but this can vary among brands. For example, a 3- to 6-month bodysuit from one brand may be snug on your 4-month old, while the same size from another brand could be too big. Look for clothes that also list weight or height guidelines to help you find the ones that will fit your baby best.
Here are the basics your baby will need for the first three months:
One-piece outfits (5 to 7): Some of these are basically just jammies that are appropriate for both sleeping and playing. These are super convenient, especially at first, because babies nap so frequently. Look for ones that zip or snap down the front and all the way down the leg, so you can change your baby's clothes and diapers easily without pulling things over her head.
Shirts and bodysuits (5 to 7): Choose ones with snaps at the neck (or a neckline that stretches) so they slip easily over your child's head.
Leggings or stretchy pants (5 to 7): These make it easy to change one piece of dirty clothing without having to switch the whole outfit. An elastic waistband fits easily over your baby's diaper and belly – and expands as she gains weight.
Diapers
Diapers: Whether you use cloth, disposable, or something in between (like a diaper with a disposable lining and reusable cover), your baby probably will go through 10 to 12 diapers a day at first, so plan accordingly. If you use disposables, you might want to start with small packs of a few different kinds in case certain types irritate your baby's skin or don't fit well.
Wipes: Whether you plan to buy wipes, make your own wipes, or use a washcloth and warm water, have plenty on hand so you're prepared.
Changing pad or table: You don't have to buy an actual changing table, but you'll probably want to designate a place for diaper changes. Some parents use a changing pad or just put a towel on the floor or bed. (Keep your hand on your baby at all times when changing on an elevated surface.)
Safety
As soon as your child is rolling, crawling, or creeping around, you'll need to be aware of the biggest household dangers so you can childproof your home.
A few pieces of safety equipment can help protect your baby from many common hazards.
Safety gates: If you have stairs, invest in safety gates for the top and bottom. You can also use a gate to block off areas of the house that might be perilous, such as the bathroom or kitchen.
Outlet covers: Exposed outlets are an almost irresistible attraction to curious explorers. Bottom line: Keep them covered.
So, above are some of the new born baby items which need to be kept in mind.