The report found that online sales

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The study was based on 2,000 adult consumers. The results showed that the top baby and child products purchased by consumers included: infant seats, walkers and safety equipment, infant feeding accessories, diapers, infant formula, food and beverages, baby cosmetics and skin care products.

Toy expert Jim Silver said it makes sense for consumers to buy baby products online. The average age of new mothers today is 26. They are the generation that grew up in the Internet age. "These people are not only buying baby products online, they are buying almost everything online," Silver said.

Diapers were one of the main ways Toys "R" Us attracted customers to its stores before the internet. Walmart began using diapers to attract parents to its stores in the 1990s, and now uses food greece number data products to attract frequent visits.

The TABS study found that the majority of consumers still purchase diapers in stores, while 12% of consumers only purchase baby safety products online, and 7% of consumers only purchase diapers online.

When it comes to diapers, 17% of consumers buy diapers at Walmart, 13% at Target, and 9.7% at Toys "R" Us and Babies "R" Us, according to the TABS study. Of consumers who buy diapers online, 7.5% buy them on Amazon, 4.4% at Walmart, 3.5% at Target.com, 2.9% at Diapers.com, and only 2% at Toys "R" Us and Babies "R" Us.

In response to the TABS study results, Toys "R" Us said, "We are seeing an increase in online sales of baby products," and said it will continue to improve the online store user experience, make improvements to support the growth of the online business and respond quickly to customer needs.