Jill Duggar and Derick Dillard's gift registry for 'Baby Dilly' includes vintage floral crib bedding

Life is moving fast for 19 Kids and Counting's newlyweds Jill and Derick Dillard.No sooner had the happy couple tied the knot and they were expecting their first baby.

The little one, affectionately nicknamed 'Baby Dilly', is due March 24 and Jill revealed a few days ago on her Twitter that she's already looking into cloth nappy options.

"Any suggestions?" she asked her 66,000-plus Twitter followers.

Looking into using some cloth diapers when "Baby Dilly" arrives. Any suggestions? #clothdiapers… http://t.co/E4xWD9LN0c

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And it looks like hubby Derick is just excited at the prospect of the new addition to their family as he shared a cute pick of him and Jill creating their baby registry.

"Looking forward to 'Baby Dilly's arrival in just 6 months!" he shared.

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UsWeekly reports the couple have "multiple" registries and that the requested gift items include a three-piece crib bedding set with a vintage floral print, pacifiers and bibs emblazoned with Arkansas Razorbacks logos, and a portable video surveillance system.

Jill and Derick have been married just over 12 weeks and the honeymoon period definitely isn't over yet for the young couple. Jill's been tweeting about their regular lunch dates and how supportive her husband's been through the early stages of her pregnancy, particularly in helping her deal with morning sickness.

"I asked him to have peppermint oil always on hand, because that usually is cooling and makes every other smell go away," she told UsWeekly.

The couple are also keeping fans updated about Jill's growing bump and proud father Derick recently shared a picture on his Instagram of Jill at the 12 week stage.

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Jill and Derick revealed their pregnancy pretty early on – at only eight weeks - but the Christian couple explained that they had a deliberate reason for doing so.

She told PageSix: "Understanding that the majority of miscarriages happen within the first trimester, and believing that every life is precious no matter how young, we decided to share our joyful news as soon as we could."

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