Lobster Hat and Mittens

Yes, it's a ridiculous splurge to spend a hundred bucks plus on anything being worn by someone who grows out of their clothing overnight. We don't care. These Lobster Hat and Mittens ($103) are just too stinking adorable to resist. Maybe we'll just insist on... [More]

Janod Circus Set

How perfect will this Janod Circus Set ($25) be as a gift for the little one on your Christmas list? It may not whistle or glow, but the wooden figurines provide a world of entertainment with their cheery colors and big top theme. Even the... [More]

Bitblox: Wooden Alphabet Blocks

Teach your kiddos the value of a pixel right from the start with a set of Bitblox ($45). Each set includes twenty-eight blocks, all of which show off brightly-colored pixeled lettering or objects. They're made from renewable wood and printed with non-toxic inks, so if... [More]

Paint-Your-Own Tea Set

Admit it: tea parties were hip when Alice was tripping through one with the Mad Hatter, and they're still awesome now. Let the little girl in your life in on the fun with this Paint-Your-Own Tea Set ($20). It includes teeny-tiny cups, pots, and saucers... [More]

Scarlet's Honey Lotion

Soothe your moisture-deprived skin with a healthy dollop of Scarlet's Honey Lotion ($8) for near-instant relief from dryness. The all-natural stuff boasts gentle ingredients like lanolin, vitamin E, aloe vera, and coconut oil are even safe for little ones, making it the perfect lotion to... [More]

Sorry Boys, I Only Date Cowboys Onesie with Chaps

Sorry boys, I only date Cowboys! ($33) *Onesie also comes with a mother who totes a rifle and a father who cans vegetables.... [More]

Time Tracker Mini

Teach your kids early on that time is of the essence. Instead of warning them they've only got an hour to get something done, set this Time Tracker Mini ($20) and stick it in front of them. Those precious minutes will tick away until a... [More]

Round Trip Train Top

Children seem to gravitate towards certain things. things that spin things that require repetitive movement (see: trampoline) things that take them to another world, one with more color and 100% more trains than reality contains All this makes the Round Trip Train Top ($39) a... [More]

Molecule Building Set

Forget doctors and lawyers. We know who the real job security of the future is going to belong to: biochemists. After all, someone's going to have to figure out how to keep our Botox-infused bodies from falling apart. That's why we're going to infuse our... [More]

Lock and Lock Glass Baby Lunch Box Set

The glass containers in this Lock and Lock Glass Baby Lunch Box Set ($30) may seem like dangerous things to have around a kid. But you know what else is dangerous? Everything. Wibble.... [More]

Cheap Thrill: Munchkin Fork & Spoon Set

Little people are constantly eating. And while they grow up and learn about how the world works, they also learn that gravity has a funny way of pulling eating utensils to the ground when they are dropped over the edge of the table. So grab... [More]

iWoody Phone

No one wants their kid falling behind the proverbial eight ball in today's technological world. But you'd also rather not have them evolving into cyborgs before they're in preschool. This iWoody Phone ($18) strikes a happy balance between the two. Billed as a child's "first... [More]

Lille Huset Chelsea Dollhouse

Here's a toy you won't mind your kids leaving lying around: this Lille Huset Chelsea Dollhouse ($60) is gorgeously designed after a classic Logan Square home, and is made with Baltic birch and recycled paperboard. The result is a lovely design piece that will also... [More]

Child's Menagerie Set

Make the tea parties in your house events to remember by setting up the Child's Menagerie Set ($1,450 for table and four chairs) in the playroom. A giraffe, elephant, gorilla, and rhino all sit cordially around a tree, just waiting for little ones to join... [More]

Fairy Tale Shadow Puppets

Skip the PlayStation this holiday: young kids are generally as happy with cardboard boxes or some pots and pans as they are with high-tech toys. These Fairy Tale Shadow Puppets ($18) are wonderfully simple (and cheap!), and promise to provide hours of distraction entertainment.... [More]

Pablo the Pigeon

City moms buy their kids stuffed versions of exotic woodland creatures they'll never see outside of a zoo. Why shouldn't country parents take the same approach with their offspring? Forest-dwelling children are probably more likely to see a bear than they are the inspiration behind... [More]

PlayShapes Wooden Blocks Set

This gorgeous, all-inclusive PlayShapes Wooden Blocks Set ($158) gives kiddos endless opportunities to build anything they can imagine. Seriously, with both rounded and squared edges to the blocks, they can make anything from faces to animals to ships to houses to landscapes...it's all buildable!... [More]

History of Art Kids Tee

Your kiddo is already a smarty-pants, so give her the History of Art Kids Tee ($20) to help her brush up on her art history. Hand her a paintbrush, too, and maybe MoMA will be adding her style to the tee in the years to... [More]

Belkin WeMo Baby Monitor

With the tiny Belkin WeMo Baby Monitor ($90, pre-order), you can turn your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch into a portable baby monitor. In fact, you can access an audio monitor and the WeMo app on all of your gadgets at the same time. So... [More]

Rocket Ship Play Home

We loved building forts when we were little. Maybe it was the lure of a good project, or maybe we just wanted places of our own to retreat to when the siblings started screaming and the mothers wondering why the dishes hadn't been done. It's... [More]

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