Honestly, been there with the nursery panic. When my sister and I were doing the same thing for my first kid, I was super paranoid about the whole Household thing too. Sharing payment methods is a recipe for disaster tbh, and I have heard horror stories about people accidentally using the wrong card. I actually ended up using Share-A-Cart because I was tired of the screenshot nightmare. From what I looked into back then, it basically just creates a code based on the item IDs in your cart. It doesnt touch your credit card info or your personal order history at all because its not actually logging into your account... it just scrapes the basket. I would still suggest double-checking the final list once she opens it, but it is way safer than sharing a login. Definitely avoids the mess of screenshots tho.

Omg i have this exact same issue right now... been dealing with it for like two months and honestly nothing works right. Im trying to help my mom buy furniture and its been a total mess.

• Amazon Household is way too risky with the shared credit cards.
• I looked at Cart To Link as it seems simpler for my tight budget, but im still so paranoid about security. Everything is just disappointing.

Bookmarked, thanks!

Ngl, the nursery prep sounds like a total headache... congrats tho!! If you're really paranoid about privacy, you gotta be careful with any extension that asks for broad permissions. From a technical side, Share-A-Cart is actually pretty solid because it basically just scrapes the product IDs and builds a manifest to send over. It doesnt even touch your payment vault or personal history since those are on different secure layers of the site. I would suggest checking the permissions tab in Chrome before you install anything. Make sure it only has access to amazon.com and not like, your bank or email. If you want a zero-extension DIY route, you could just move everything to a Public List on Amazon and send her the link. Its built-in and she can just add all to cart on her end. Way safer than screenshots and zero risk of her seeing your credit card. Just make sure the list is set to shared and not private or she wont be able to see it...

Spent hours digging into technical specs of these tools yesterday and honestly, I was pretty disappointed.

• Share-A-Cart extensions often require excessive permissions to read data on all sites, which is a security risk imo.
• Household is a total non-starter because it links your actual credit cards and history. I usually just use Cart To Link whenever I need to send my whole shopping list to someone, it's way faster than screenshots.

Finally someone says it. Ive been thinking this for a while but wasnt sure.