Put down the umbrella and celebrate the sun! A celebration for a mama-to-be may call for a shower, but it's usually filled with sunshine and bright smiles. No one knows this better than Kim Stoegbauer, a party-planning guru and the founder of the TomKat Studio. She's teamed up with one of the ultimate baby-gear emporiums — Pottery Barn Kids — to share her baby-shower know-how with other Read more

To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the world’s most popular fashion doll, Pottery Barn Kids has created an exclusive bedroom collection that every Barbie™ fan would love to call her own. From ruffled toss pillows featuring the Barbie™ profile to luxurious sheets and duvet covers starring the glamour girl throughout the years, the collection is made with the very best materials and an Read more

Many parents don't mind putting the bulk of their design budget towards the newborn's crib — the most important item in a nursery. In recent days, some crib makers and their retailers have decided to stop manufacturing and selling the popular drop-side versions leaving many customers wondering if their current crib is a hazard. In an effort to keep customers hazard free and to prevent further Read more

Every nursery needs a cozy rug. It brings color, pattern, and style into the space, provides a soft place for baby to lay and play, and keeps mom's feet warm during those late night feedings. But buy one of the following five rugs for your lil one's room and you might be tempted to steal it for your own. Not only are these children's rugs from Land of Nod, Pottery Barn Kids, and more cute and Read more

Sarah Michelle Gellar was on hand at the Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades, CA, this morning for Operation Shower. The actress played host at the event, which honored military moms whose husbands are currently deployed, and capped things off by giving each woman in attendance a new crib. The free furniture came from Pottery Barn Kids, the organization SMG was representing in her role Read more

There's been a quite a revolution in the world of kids' room design. Simply stenciling a lil cartoon character on the wall and throwing some pastel sheets on a twin bed doesn't quite cut it anymore. Kevin Sharkey, the executive editorial director of decorating for Martha Stewart Living — and the uncle of 4-year-old and 18-month-old boys, welcomes the changes. "First and foremost, the concept is Read more