Wild child motorcycle outfit

For your little daredevil, this clean white outfit sports a motorcycle graphic on the front and the words "Wild Child" on the rear.

$44 at orange cupcake

Baby footprint kit

I received two baby footprint kits before the birth of my first child, and I'm a little ashamed to admit that I haven't yet used either set. So I was a little relieved when I heard a friend's story about how her mother didn't get around to doing hers until she was four years old- her "baby footprint" encapsulated in pottery is huge. This baby footprint kit from the MOMA looks a little easier to manage and a lot more attractive than the traditional sets.

$35 at the Moma store

Men's baby on board tee

A funny gift for a father-to-be or a dedicated bjorn dad.

$24 on Fred Flare

Hot pink one piece

$35 on Bugs and Blossoms

Hooter hiders

They're everywhere you look these days and the concept is not that new, but the patterns and easy design of Hooter Hiders nursing covers make them postworthy. These nursing covers are great for breastfeeding in public, dealing with a wildly thrashing baby in a restaurant, or even for just getting rid of distractions for a picky nurser. If the name offends, then the company also goes by the name bebe au lait, to appeal to those looking for a more elegant label.

$35 at Bebe au lait

Farm animals wall graphics

It'd be wonderful if infants learned how to count sheep to put themselves to sleep. That's a parental fantasy, but these farm animals still add a little sumptin' sumptin' to your kid's sleeping space. Self-adhesive, removable, and adorable, this farm animal set comes with a hen, sheep, peeps, fences, and hills.

$40 on blackwagon

Kyoto diaper bag

Zosephine makes stylish bags that curve to your body for comfort and support, with a whiff of color in their otherwise perfectly functional and modern design. Full of pockets for baby gear, but with a look that doesn't scream diapers and wipes. It's a bag you can use even after the kids have been potty trained.

$115 at Zosephine

Lullaby versions of grown up songs

If you can't stomach listening to kid's songs on repeat, then check ouf the lullaby selection at Nippaz with attitude. Their “crib” has music you'll actually want to sing along to. The punk rock baby collection has songs by bands including The Ramones, The Sex Pistols, and The Clash re-worked into lullaby style. If punk is not your thing, then there are also hip hop, ibiza, rock, country, and 80's music variations.

Approx $20 at Nippaz with attitude

Chinese baby blanket

Babies love the feel of silky fabrics. Part of the appeal of tags and Taggie blankets are their soft and silky texture, which kids like to rub, suck, and hold onto. This blanket is made out of a smooth Chinese satin that will soothe even the grumpiest infant. The bold blocks of color that make up the quilt hold shimmering Chinese patterns.

$34.95 at China Sprout

Shrooms outfit

$38 at homespun goods