A baby registry that works in any country, with any store
Wherever you live, make one list of what your baby needs, share one link, and let family anywhere in the world buy gifts that arrive at your door — without anyone buying the same thing twice.
Free · No app · Every country · Any shop
What your registry does
A ready checklist
Start from a checklist of the things babies really need — feeding, sleeping, diapering, clothes, bath, health and safety, gear, nursery and play — whether you are pregnant, adopting or welcoming a baby through surrogacy.
Gifts from any shop
Checklist items open a search in a store in your country. For anything else, paste a product link from any online shop and it goes on your list.
One link for WhatsApp
Share a single link in the family group. Guests open it in the browser — no app, no account.
No double gifts
A guest leaves their email and claims a gift, so everyone else sees it is taken. You get a gift tracker with each giver's note and a thank-you list.
"We already have it"
Bought the cot already? Mark it as already have — it still counts on your checklist, and guests never see it as something to buy.
Private delivery address
Add the address gifts should go to. Guests see it only after leaving their email, then copy it in one tap at the shop's checkout.
Baby-name voting
Put your name shortlist on the registry; family suggest names and vote.
Baby size by week
Add your due date and the registry shows how many weeks pregnant you are and how big the baby is this week.
Free, in 24 languages
No fees, no account. Each guest reads the registry in their own language, and both parents can manage it.
Which store does it use in my country?
Gifts are always bought in the parents' country, never the guest's, so the present is delivered to you. The registry picks the store like this:
- Amazon wherever Amazon sells in your country — for example the US, UK, Canada, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Sweden, Poland, Australia, India, Japan, Singapore, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Brazil, Turkey and Egypt.
- Where Amazon doesn't sell, the country's own big store: Daraz (Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal), Shopee (Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Taiwan), Tokopedia (Indonesia), Mercado Libre (Argentina, Colombia, Chile, Peru and more of Latin America), Jumia (Nigeria, Kenya, Morocco, Ghana and more), Noon (Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman), Takealot (South Africa), Coupang (South Korea), and others.
- Anywhere else: a Google Shopping search for your country.
- And always: paste a product link from any online shop and it goes on your list as it is.
The country comes from where you are when you create the registry, and you can change it at any time — useful if you are moving before the baby arrives.
How it works
1. Start your registry
Choose pregnancy, adoption or surrogacy, add your name, an optional due date and photo. Takes about two minutes. We email you a private link to manage it.
2. Add gifts
Tick items on the ready checklist, paste links from any shop, add help gifts like meals or babysitting, and mark what you already have.
3. Share one link
Send it on WhatsApp or anywhere. Guests claim a gift with their email, buy it in your country's store and copy your delivery address at checkout.
Why one registry for every country
Many registry sites only work in a few countries, or only with a single store. Diaper Reveal works in every country: gift links open a store in the parents' own country, and you can add gifts from any shop by pasting a link. It suits expat families, couples from two countries, and anyone whose relatives are spread around the world.
Also planning a gender reveal?
The registry pairs with our free online gender reveal party: family join from any country on their phones, play a short game, and the winner reveals boy or girl live. Guests can claim registry gifts during the party.
Questions about the registry
Is there a baby registry that works in any country?
Yes. Diaper Reveal's registry works in every country. Gift links open a store in the parents' country — Amazon where it sells, otherwise a big local store or Google Shopping — and you can add gifts from any shop by pasting a link.
Is it free?
Yes. Creating, sharing and managing the registry is free, with no account and no app. Some Amazon links are affiliate links, so the store may pay us a small commission; the price for your guests does not change.
My family lives in another country. Which store do they buy from?
From a store in your country, so the gift is delivered to you. Your delivery address is shown only to guests who leave their email, and they can copy it at checkout.
Can I use a shop that isn't Amazon?
Yes. Paste the product link from any online shop and it is added to your registry.
How do you stop two people buying the same gift?
A guest claims a gift with their email before buying it, and it then shows as taken for everyone else.
What languages is it in?
24 languages. Each guest reads the registry in their own language, so one registry works for a family that speaks several.
Start your registry, wherever you are
Two minutes, free, and one link for the whole family.