Ali Landry Shares Her Baby Must-Haves

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Ali Landry may not be ready for labor, but she has been spending a lot of time thinking about what she wants for the new baby.

So much so that the expectant actress has created Spokesmoms.com, a product review site where real moms can share their thoughts on baby and child products.

“[After seeing] all of the fabulous things out there that are going to make my life as a mom easier, I’ve already put together my wish list of products that I want for my little one on the way and for Estela,” Landry shared.

One of the mom-to-be’s top picks is the So-Ro Cradle (left), an award-winning wooden cradle that is designed to gently rock your baby back and forth.

“The So-Ro cradle is so beautiful,” she said. “And if it can help to soothe my newborn, then it’s a winner.”

Some of Landry’s other mommy must-haves include the Honey Dumplings padded buckwheat baby mat and Simple Wishes hands-free pumping bra.

Comments

Ali seems very sweet and her daughter is adorable! But she also seems kind of stepford wife-ish, always looks so perfect and put together.

- hollguest on September 29th, 2011

Ali’s little girl is beautiful!

I think the So Ro Cradle looks like a project not quite complete.

- Me on September 29th, 2011

who cares about this Doritos commercial girl? it seems like shes keeping herself a “celeb” by being a mom.

- amw on September 29th, 2011

I love that cradle–wish I had one for my 2 children when they were babies. Old-fashioned idea, but in a new design.

- Sarah S. on September 29th, 2011

not a real zebra skin is it?

- annachestnut on September 29th, 2011

The website is incomplete and a mess. There is no way to actually rate or endorse any products looks like a big ad to me. Getting to the page with the products is tricky and there are only 10 listed and nothing that I would be interested in.

Take it from a mom who does extensive research on she buys, this website is of very little to no use.

- MumWhoReads on September 29th, 2011

An $800 cradle that will be used for less than 6 months. Yes, very practicable.

- meg on September 29th, 2011

That So-Ro cradle is $800! It’s a winner for a baby with a silver spoon in its mouth.

- amie on September 29th, 2011

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- sara on September 29th, 2011

That cradle is ugly IMO…but it looks like it would be pretty easy to make with a couple pieces of plywood..would probably cost $15 to make it

- Y on September 29th, 2011

What an unsafe design. Baby’s need airflow around them to reduce the risk of SIDS/cot death. Someone should tell this woman she’s irresponsible for promoting this product. THUMBS DOWN!

- La La Outlandish on September 29th, 2011

Ali always helps people and shares what she has learned-she seems down to earth and Ive heard her openly talk about all the same stuff every day women worry about

- guest on September 29th, 2011

I’d like to know what qualifies Ali as an expert in baby products anyway? She’s a commercial actress/model with no background or schooling for anything child related. She’s a MOM..like all of us moms. Not a professional.

I agree, she is paid to endorse these products and I also find her to be very “stepford” like. Is Estela ever allowed to play? Every single photo you see is of her dressed to the nines with bows in her hair and a fancy dress/shoes. I would bet my farm that Estela has never played in the sand or gotten her hands on a mudpie. First the nursery that looked like a satin factory exploded combined with a sterile hospital room and now she’s endorsing products!!!

Why we hold these celebs in so high regard is beyond me!

- tlc on September 30th, 2011

That cradle is very unattractive looking to say the least…the tacky ’70s fake wood look turns me off about it…def. not worth $800 IMO…

Estela is beautiful though! Best wishes for a healthy arrival for the new little one…

- NYC_Nona on September 30th, 2011

Ali Landry was not paid to endorse Honeydumplings Buckwheat Baby Mat! We are thrilled that she was kind enough to include our product in our must have list. Honeydumplings is a Canadian company that does not have a budget for celebrity endoresments. We appreciate that Ms. Landry simply thought to endorse us!…Thank you Ali!

- Tracey on September 30th, 2011

That cradle has to be the ugliest tackiest thing I’ve ever seen. Not only that but there’s no air flow on the sides yeah it looks safe to me. It looks like the tables and desks they have in schools.

I wouldn’t be surprised to see that eyesore to be pulled off the market.

- elisabeth on September 30th, 2011

Not liking the cradle either, but it would make a pretty good toy box in the closet.

- Lisa on October 3rd, 2011

So that’s what happened to that desk I had in the 90s…

- Rhi on October 11th, 2011