Yes, Please. (Ouch, just saw the price, hmmm, maybe not)

The Solar Car. Awesome.

Little Miss Ella Bella got one of these BKLYN BUNNY T-shirts when she was a tiny little one! Still one of our favorites! That was SUCH a great gift, Allegra!

Yay, finally a kids temporary tattoo that makes me smile! BKLYN BUNNY temporary tattoo. Fabulous!

Magna Tiles are hands-down the most played with toy in our household. We got them from our lovely friend Kim and little did we know that they'll provide endless hours of building fun. I was honestly a little shocked when I looked them up to potentially add on to our set, when I saw how pricy they are, but now, I can honestly say, they are worth every single penny. It's such a fab gift to any 2 year old and up. Make sure to get the Clear
ones, it's fun to see 'through' the tiles and see what's inside.

Having had technical issues with my D70 for the longest time now, it's no surprise I have fallen out of love and am very excited about the announcement of the long rumored Nikon D90. It's the world's first digital SLR to do HD video recording. Read the review over on dpreview.com.
This "Here to make friends T-Shirt" made me smile! I will have to get a kids size for our little Ella as she JUST started daycare. This is the perfect message!

Get those monsters out of the closet and invite them to dinner with these delightfully quirky, playful and Silicone Monster Placemat designed by Kat Nouri with graphics by Matte Stephens.
Pretty self-explanatory. The Pee and Poo Kids Underwear features a dare-we-say cute characterization of one's bodily functions in the anatomically appropriate places. Pee and Poo can help educate your child about the body, and their friendly personalities will help your child be more comfortable with the potty training experience. Available in boys and girls styles as well as unisex baby briefs.Pee and Poo Kids Underwear
. Made me smile.
This "Food for Thought" lunch box has been specially designed to hold fruit whilst protecting it from bruising or overheating. Children will be able to enjoy lunchbox fruit at its best which will in turn enocurage them to reach their 5-a-day target. A unique, colour changing thermo-spot on the underside of the box helps achieve this by indicating when food has overheated. This handy lunchbox also comes with 2 plastic pots, designed for holding grapes, nuts or diced fruit. It’s also dishwasher safe, but if you want it to last longer, then you should wash it by hand.
My friend Jennifer uses it for her 4 year old and it's so cool!
This A Baby's Day card is perfect for new parents. Made me smile!
Henry loves books--eating them, that is. The more books he eats, the smarter he becomes, prompting him to devour them at an alarming rate. Henry imagines that if he keeps eating at his current pace, he could eventually become the smartest person on earth. Unfortunately, he starts to get sick from eating so many books, and everything he has learned becomes all jumbled up. The Incredible Book Eating Boy
Discovered through fabulous Jennifer and her daughter P.

These bicycle clips are made of reflective PVC and shaped like the wings on the sandals of the mythical Greek god Hermes. Easy to put on and take off, they keep pant legs free from the bicycle chain. Set of two.
John stopped by and our little Ella pointed at him at one point and said: Swing! Swing! I didn't get it until I looked closer and yes, indeed, his t-shirt sported a tree with a swing, titled "Play Station". Made me smile!

Bicycle Basket Net. I need this.
Thanks for reminding me of this one, Craig. I can't wait to get my hands on one of these!
When we were toddlers, my mother labeled everything in our house—doors, windows, closets. As we got our clothes, we saw the word "closet." As we tinkered on the piano, we saw the word "piano." We absorbed what was part of our daily environment. She's a teacher, and her philosophy is that if you surround young children with the tools they need to learn, over time, they will simply choose to explore that which surrounds them. And through that exploration, they can acquire vast knowledge.
G and I are loving our Sorapot. Joey just informed me about some upcoming designs and the warming cradle had me look. As you can see in the rendering, the stand will complete the circle formed by Sorapot's arch. There will be a space for a votive candle at the very bottom of the circle that will keep the tea warm when lit, and cast tea-colored mood light. The stand is being handmade from teak in Java, Indonesia, and should be available this fall. Can't wait to get my hands on one of these.