34 Foolproof New Dad Gifts That Every First-Time Father Will Benefit From

Fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer with a little help from a weighted cooling blanket. Designed to feel like a warm hug at bedtime, which relieves anxiety and soothes a stressful mind, the blankets are available in several colors, and over a dozen sizes and weights.

Dad needs to hit the bottle, the water bottle that is. Staying hydrated is key to staying active and alert. Make sure dad doesn't forget to drink with a water bottle that vibrates when it's time to start sipping.

Baby is never too young to start appreciating good music. This Victrola vintage turntable is a great way for dad and baby to bond together over some soothing sounds or sick beats.

Experience true cleanliness after each shower by incorporating the Goshi exfoliating shower towel into your routine. It creates a thick lather when combined with your favorite body wash for an incredible exfoliating experience.

The Hyperchiller is the perfect gift for the dad that prefers his caffeination chilly. In less than 60 seconds, it takes piping hot coffee and turns it into the cold stuff he craves.

Superdad can suit up in this Diaper Duty apron when it's time to take on the perilous task of saving baby's bottom from a diaper explosion. It equips him with all the goods to get baby feeling fresh.

Bring some old memories and make some new ones at your desk with a picture frame that never stays the same. This digital picture frame has a full HD display and rotates your choice of pictures or video every 15 seconds. You can even set up sharing settings so your family members can update your photo roll with their pictures.

A dad that calls his kiddo a slice off of the old pizza can snuggle up to his new baby in the cutest matching set there ever was. There are myriad base colors to choose from for this set that’ll melt any observer's heart like cheese.

All those nights of no sleep are going to make dad forget things. Help him remember with Tile. He can attach them to the things he loses the most often to help him find things in the most unexpected places.

The days of scooping formula, measuring water and testing milk temp are over thanks to Brezza. All it takes is the touch of a button to make ready to drink formula at a baby-safe temp.

Gram and Gramps aren't on the 'gram so snap a few pics of the little one and the new fam with the Instax Mini. The photos print instantly and are perfectly sized to hang on the fridge at nana and papa's.

There are two constants in any new dad's life, lots of diapers and lots of decibels. When he needs to muffle baby's screams, a pair of Sony Bluetooth noise-canceling headphones will do the trick. If baby does need some attention, they're hands-free.

Keep your friends close and your baby closer with the Infantino carrier. It fits babies from 8-32 pounds, has front or back facing capabilities for baby depending on size and has a bib in case of spit-up.

Babies are demanding of more than attention, they demand the use of two hands. When you've got to make a call but don't have the hands, the Jaybird Vista is a lifesaver. These buds last for up to 6 hours on one charge and have a customizable fit for all sizes of ears.

When dad can sleep, he should sleep and Olly gummies are here to help. The melatonin, L-theanine and natural herbs promote a good night's sleep and have a sweet blackberry taste.

When the little guy is screaming at 3AM, you might as well be comfortable when you go see what's up. This soft fleece robe will keep you warm, cover you up, and makes sleep deprivation a little more stylish.

When dad's on diaper doody, he needs a bag that can stand up to the job of taking care of baby. This tactical diaper bag has room to fit all of baby's favorite toys, a blanket, change of clothes, diapers and wipes. There's even a diaper changing mat for new diapers on the go.

The arrival of baby brings about a flurry of emotion and new experiences. Help dad build his bond with his new child with the Letters to My Baby book. There are twelve prompts inside for him to write letters to his little one so when baby is older, they can look back at those early years together.