If you have ever been awakened by a crying baby that can't find her pacifier, you may want to take a look at the Paci Partner ($34). The Paci Partner is a weighted tube that attaches directly to a specially designed binky, making it easy for newborns to find their sucker in the dark of night. Designed by nurses and respiratory therapists, each kit comes with two tubes, two outer sleeves and three pacifiers.
Knowing that parents will do just about anything for their lil one to fall asleep on their own, would you buy a Paci Partner?
Gap called out for parents to enter their kids in the company's annual Casting Call and man, oh man, did moms and dads answer! Nearly 900,000 entries were submitted before they were narrowed down to 20 finalists. Those cuties and their chaperones made their way to San Francisco a few weeks ago for a professional photo shoot that I was lucky enough to attend. After meeting a few of the lil darlings, I don't know who to choose! It's up to the public to vote so check out this slideshow of Gap's showstopping guys to help you make your decision! And, if your kid didn't make the cut, they can still get the look by entering lilsugar's giveaway.
Baby can say it all with this bright and funny birds and bees eggagogo onesie. For ($15) dollars your newborn can tell the story of their creation without saying a word. Made of 100 percent cotton and printed with non-toxic ink, it's fitting for infants and the perfect gift to give a mama-to-be who is sick of unwarranted advice.
If your child rides their board for miles, don't pass up this skateboard chalkboard ($11) that comes with decals for tagging. Made of molded plywood, the sporty piece of wall decor doubles as a cool place to leave messages that may actually be read. If you've got a child that likes to roll wild, take advantage of this goodie's drastic discount. It's about one fourth of the original price ($40)!
Lil ones look adorable in just about anything they wear, but some kiddos in Hollywood are dressed to impress. These tots always seem to be sporting the latest and greatest threads, but who do you think is the most stylish celebaby?
You taught your wee one how to pick up her room, but now it's time to teach her how to pick-up a few new words. The educational game, Pick-Up Words ($16), is a great way to get your child engaged in learning basic words while improving hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills.
You'll be happy to know that the game is also environmentally friendly as the sticks are made from bamboo and the packaging is made from 100 percent post consumer recycled paper. The nifty lil game plays similar to the old favorite Pick-Up Sticks, and will make a great stocking stuffer for your lil scholar this holiday.
If you have ever been awakened by a crying baby that can't find her pacifier, you may want to take a look at the Paci Partner ($34). The Paci Partner is a weighted tube that attaches directly to a specially designed binky, making it easy for newborns to find their sucker in the dark of night. Designed by nurses and respiratory therapists, each kit comes with two tubes, two outer sleeves and three pacifiers. 
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