What accessories do I need?

My husband got me a white 16 GB iPhone (oh I love him so much more for that) he kind of had to, I was driving him mad, but unfortunately I wont have it for another 4 weeks or so Out of stock! and the waiting is unbearable so I thought I would get ready so when I have that baby here I'll be ready to start playing! Hence the question. Do I need a case? pouch? What's better? Screen protector? I don't know! The Apple store is full of things and don't know what to make out of all the reviews for the different products out there.
I do have a very curious baby girl and the phone will land in her hands more than I would like, inevitable; plus I know after the novelty wears off the phone will be thrown in a diaper bag while running to the door. I know! I'm bad! but I still want the phone to look nice and be protected.
Any suggestions?

Hi Eleinys, I hope your wait is less than 4 weeks. The first thing that I got with the phone was the
Crystal film for the screen
http://store.apple.com/ca/product/TS505LL/A?fnode=home/shopiphone/iphoneaccessories/cases&mco=MTI3MzkwMQ
and an Agent 18 clear case, They also come in other colors .
I do not see them on the Apple Canada website but there are other cases see link
http://store.apple.com/ca/browse/home/shopiphone/iphoneaccessories/cases?s=alpha
Good luck.
Rob

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