Baby registry
A cash baby registry for your baby shower — diaper fund, nursery and more
Babies need a lot — and not always what's on a store shelf. Let friends and family give toward diapers, the nursery or a stroller, and receive it directly.

Funds for the essentials
A diaper fund, childcare, a college savings start — gifts that keep helping.
Big items, together
Split the stroller or the crib into shares so several people can contribute.
Straight to you
Guests pay with Venmo, Zelle, PayPal or a bank transfer. You confirm when it arrives.
A sweet page to share
Photos, the shower date and a message wall where loved ones leave their wishes.
Why a cash baby registry makes sense
The most useful baby gifts are the ones you buy later: the right size of diapers, the car seat that actually fits your car, a night nurse during the hard weeks. A cash baby registry lets guests fund those things now and lets you buy them when you know what you need.
You can still list specific items with a photo — guests love picking "the stroller" — while the money goes straight to your account instead of becoming store credit.
What to put on a cash baby registry
Start with a diaper fund (an open amount works well), then the big-ticket items split into shares: stroller, crib, car seat. Add a few experience gifts for the parents, like meal delivery or a babysitting night, and a long-term fund such as college savings for grandparents who like a "forever" gift.
Baby registry ideas
- Diaper fund
- Stroller (in shares)
- Nursery furniture
- Postpartum meals
- Babysitting nights
- College savings
How it works
Step 1
Build your registry
Add gifts with a photo and a price, split big ones into shares, or create cash funds where guests choose the amount.
Step 2
Choose how you receive
Add the accounts you already use — Venmo, Zelle, Cash App, PayPal and more. Up to six at once.
Step 3
Publish and share one link
Pay $19.00 once and your site is live for 12 months at presentou.com/your-names.
Step 4
Guests send gifts to you
They pick a gift, leave a message and pay with their own app. You get notified and confirm with one tap.
One registry · 12 months
$29.00$19.00
One-time payment. No subscription.
- Registry and wedding/event website
- Unlimited gifts, shares and cash funds
- Up to 6 ways to receive (Venmo, Zelle, PayPal…)
- RSVP with open or guest-list mode
- Message wall, photos, countdown
- 0% fees on gifts — they go straight to you
Build everything for free. Pay only when you publish.
Questions
Can I have a baby registry for a sprinkle or a second baby?
Yes. Second-baby showers (sprinkles) are a great fit for a cash registry, since you already own most of the gear and need help with diapers, childcare or a bigger car seat.
Does Presentou take a cut of the gifts?
No. Guests send money straight to your own Venmo, Zelle, PayPal, Cash App or bank account. Presentou never holds the money and charges no fee on gifts — you pay a one-time $19 to publish your registry for 12 months.
Do my guests need an account?
No. Guests open your link, pick a gift, leave a message and pay with the app they already use. No sign-up, no password.
How do I know who sent what?
When a guest says they paid, you get an email and a notification with their name, the gift and the amount. You check your account and confirm with one tap — and you have everything you need for thank-you notes.
Can I build the registry before paying?
Yes. Creating your registry, adding gifts and designing your site is free. You only pay when you're ready to share it with guests.
Baby registry guides
Baby registry checklist: what to put on your baby registry
Everything worth putting on a baby registry, sorted by category, plus what most parents say they could have skipped and how to add cash funds for the expensive stuff.
How many diapers do I need? Estimates by size for the first year
Daily diaper estimates by size and weight range, how many to stock before the baby arrives, and why a diaper fund often beats a pile of boxes.
How much to spend on a baby shower gift, by relationship
Simple spending ranges by relationship, when a cash gift is the better choice, and how to give together when the item on the registry is expensive.