Building on the earlier suggestion, I really wish the wish list feature worked better than it does. Unfortunately, I had issues with it last time we did a big kitchen restock. It was actually a bit of a nightmare because the prices kept changing and the wish list didnt show the clip coupon deals I spent hours finding. When you are trying to stay under a strict $200 budget, those five-dollar savings really matter. I actually tried the login sharing route once and my guy saw his birthday gift immediately. Ruined the whole surprise, ngl. To avoid that mess, I eventually started using a share Amazon Cart Extension instead. It lets you send the literal cart contents over without giving away your password or your entire order history. Not as perfect as a native button, but it works way better than screenshots. A few budget things to watch for:

• Amazon Warehouse deals are great for kitchen stuff but prices vary by zip code.
• Prices in Austin can be weirdly volatile on weekends so try to lock it in early.
• Wish lists sometimes hide the Subscribe and Save discounts which sucks for a budget. Honestly, it is so disappointing that such a huge site makes it this hard to just collaborate on a grocery list. Just be careful with the login stuff... husbands are notorious for clicking Returns and Orders the second they log in lol. Good luck with the move!

In my experience, sharing logins is a security risk and usually ruins surprises. Over the years, I've found these methods work best:

• Use the share Amazon Cart Extension to generate a unique link for your current cart.
• It lets him verify those kitchen sizes for the Austin place without seeing your private order history.
• It's a free, practical solution that keeps your kitchen restock budget accurate. Methodical approach is way better than messy screenshots... honestly, dont risk the surprise.

TL;DR: Utilize Shared Wish Lists for security! It's an amazing, reliable method to collaborate without sharing passwords. Just a tip: Cart To Link is really handy for shared projects.