Babylist Company Growth, Stability & Outlook

Babylist Employee Perspectives

Nearly three years after opening its first showroom in Beverly Hills, Babylist is making its debut in the Big Apple.

The universal baby registry platform is opening a new location in New York City’s Soho neighborhood sometime this summer. At 20,000 square feet, the New York location will be bigger than its 18,000-square-foot California counterpart. The Soho showroom will focus on product education, content creation and community building, all while catering to New York parents’ unique needs, like living in smaller apartments and navigating the subway.

More families than ever trust Babylist.

Our founder and CEO Natalie Gordon spoke with Bloomberg to share how Babylist has grown into a brand millions of families trust—driving over $750M in revenue in 2025, up 45% yoy—and how we're building for what's next.

From insurance-covered breast pumps to building a growing media business, we’re evolving to meet families, and the brands that support them, where they are. In 2026 alone, we've launched our Birth with Babylist podcast, introduced Babylist Money, and announced a second showroom coming to NYC this summer.

We've always believed that if you keep families at the center of every decision, the business will follow.

What People Are Saying About Babylist

  • Strong Revenue Growth: Revenue is reported as surpassing $750 million in 2025 with indications that 2026 sales could approach $1 billion, even as the year-over-year pace moderates. Public statements and credible coverage consistently point to continued top-line momentum.
  • Profitability: The business cites an extended profitability streak alongside expansion, signaling growth with operating discipline. This combination indicates stability as scale increases.
  • Diversified Revenue Streams: Offerings have expanded beyond registries into health and media, with showrooms and new financial tools noted as additional growth levers. These adjacencies are described as fast-growing or useful leading indicators of demand.