Jill Duggar And Derick Dillard Baby Registry Revealed, ’19 And Counting’ Star Has ‘Practical’ Picks Incl. Dr. Pepper?

Jill Duggar and Derick Dillard have revealed their baby registry request. The "19 And Counting" star, together with her husband chose some "practical" items including Dr. Pepper? According to People, the couple listed some items that are non-infants.

"Derick said we should put Dr. Pepper on there, because if you have late nights, you have to have caffeine," said Jill with a laugh. "And I told him, 'I like Fanta,' so he put that on there and some Gatorade, as well."

"We tried to think practical since we don't know what we are having yet. I know people are trying to guess, but we don't even know. I came from a large family and my mom used to think - when I'm buying, do I want to go with one theme or be more practical? We are trying to think of gender neutral stuff, trying to think longterm."

According to E! News, other items on their list include tuxedo-themed bibs, cradle bedding sets, pacifiers and baby jerseys, one supporting the Oklahoma State Cowboys where Derick was raised and one for the Arkansas Razorbacks where the Duggar family lives.

Meanwhile, Jill says she's feeling much better and enjoying making dinner and plans for the new baby's room according to People.

"We are planning on keeping the baby with us the first few weeks," she says. "We are still trying to decide about whether or not we'll do sleep training, but we will transition the baby into their own room eventually."

Reportedly, the couple are excited about meeting new addition to their family. According to E! News, they are tracking the pregnancy "every step of the way. Jill and Derick both Instagrammed a picture of the mommy-to-be showing off her baby bump at 13 weeks, 1 day based on the sign that Jill is showing off.

The couple loves to celebrate milestones in their marriage. Jill told Page Six, "every life is precious no matter how young, we decided to share our joyful news as soon as we could," referring to the announcement of their baby before hitting the second trimester mark.