1. A Samsung Tablet for some perrrrfect media consumption 😋
2. The cult-fave programmable Instant Pot Duo that should be paid six figures because it does soooo many jobs. A pressure cooker, slow cooker, yogurt maker, sauté pan, steamer, and rice cooker, what can't this thing do? Toss the ingredients in, hit the button, and this thing will handle the rest. Kinda like an adult Magic Mixie.
Reviewers have made everything in this from pork
ribs to New
York style cheesecake. It'll be hard not to wanna cook
every dinner in this.
Check out BuzzFeed's full Instant Pot review.
Promising review: "There are so many people who say they can't cook, but I swear I'm on a whole new level of not being able to cook. This little appliance helps expand our menu and I have learned to do so much with it. I love how easy it is and how I throw everything in and it comes out done. No stirring and not many messy dishes. I still don't love it for meats, but I think that's just a matter of needing to experiment more with them. I seriously can't believe how many foods can be cooked in here! I found a recipe for a mac 'n' cheese that everyone loves. It's only five ingredients and only requires washing a cheese grater and the pot and it only takes 20 minutes. Before this I had never once made spaghetti with meat sauce. Now I do it all the time. Again, I only have ONE thing to clean afterwards. If I tried doing with without the Instant Pot, I would have a pan for the meat, pot for the pasta, and the strainer. It only takes about 20 minutes start to finish. Since I usually don't have to do many dishes with the Instant Pot, I tend to enjoy experimenting. My family is constantly surprised at how much this has changed how we eat. I love that when we have a last-minute neighborhood get-together and I can whip up a pasta dish and veggie real quick." —Aundrea
Get it from Amazon for $79.99+ (available in three sizes and styles).
3.
A robot
vacuum so your home can stay clean without, ya know, having to clean it.
This thing is self-charging, works on carpets and hardwood floors, and has sensors
to navigate through your place. No more manually vacuuming your floors every day —
this robot has it covered.
Promising review: "This little vacuum has changed my
life. I turn it on every other day before I leave for work and when I
get home, my floors are clean. I live in an
850-square-foot apartment in New York City and when I used to vacuum
with my Miele canister vacuum, the apartment would look great for about two days
until a light layer of dust would appear. Now, with the Roomba, I turn it in
every other morning, and no more layer of dust. The place feels clean
ALL the time. Love it!" —sharpsteven
Get it from Amazon for $249.99.
4. A sterilizer and dryer because you're already a busy parent and cleaning every single bottle is super duper time consuming. This thing will sanitize and dry a wholeeee lotta bottles, pacifiers, and pump parts quickly saving you time. Go take a nap or go to bed early, and let this baby do the hard work. Don't you just love things that make parenting easier?
This baby can clean up to 11 bottles and accessories like teethers, pacifiers, and plastic toys at once.
Promising reviews: "Makes my life much easier!! I was washing bottles multiple times a day and then boiling a huge pot of water to drop them in to sterilize them. This is so much easier. You just put the bottles in, and it sanitizes and dries them for you!! I love the drying aspect, as I was wiping off all the bottles with paper towels every time I washed them. The cycles are either 45 mins or 65 mins. Way less time than waiting for a huge pot of water to boil and all the hand drying time! This is definitely worth it!" —soozer07
"Can't live without this. Perfect for a mommy on the run with a million things to do! Bottles are nicely sanitized and dry! Literally took some weight off my shoulders." —Claudia Emanuels Keel
Get it from Amazon for $69.95+ (available in two styles).
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