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A four-tier bookcase to keep your young reader’s favorite stories organized. The covers all face outward, making it easy for children of all ages to choose their next read.
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A training potty that testers say is easy to clean, a must when adding another toilet to your household. And because it resembles the real thing, it makes the transition to a regular toilet a little easier.
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A Fisher Price Kick & Play piano, whose catchy melodies you will sing along to long after your little monkey has gone to bed in the gum tree (iykyk). Older babies can sit at the piano and the purple monkey hanging toy accompanies us everywhere.
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An outdoor water table we just bought for our splash-obsessed toddler. Set it up in your yard for those days when your child needs to burn off some energy while you can sit back and just *watch*.
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A snack cup that’s spill-proof, but still light enough for little hands. Fill it with their favorite puffs before heading out to run errands, grab dinner, or, well, whatever.
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A baby bath to keep your little one safe and secure during the slipperiest times of the day. We even used it in our sink in the (very) early days.
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A tube of Aquaphor diaper rash cream that can not only prevent rashes but also treat them once they appear. This tried and true classic is a lifesaver in our house.
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A Hatch Rest+ sound machine and night light that will let you sneak out of the kid’s room even if your 100-year-old floors creak with every move. It also has a clock, different color settings, and an app to control it so you can turn the sound down after you escape.
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A picnic table with parasol for challenging play dates with toddlers. Use the table for eating, crafting or just relaxing. Remove the parasol and bring it indoors to experience a taste of summer as the seasons change.
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A toddler kitchen tower to help your little helper learn how much time, effort and love goes into preparing dinner. We can’t promise your child will actually eat the food, though!
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An educational play mat that keeps your floor clean and teaches children their ABCs through bright colors and shapes.
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A responsibility chart to help create a family culture where everyone pitches in with household chores. The symbols are ideal for children who are too young to read.
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A bath kneeling chair with elbow support, because as a parent you often feel old and the pain in your knees after bathing is at the top of the list. Give your knees and elbows a soft rest while you soap up, scrub and play.
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A four-piece toddler playroom set with everything you need for a playroom for your older child. Store toys in the center of the table or use one of the six bins on the toy shelf.
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A first aid kit so you’re prepared for whatever the day may bring. Keep one in your trunk so the magical healing power of a Band-Aid is always within reach.
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A collapsible stroller bottle and cup holder to keep your child close to their favorite snacks. Or strap it on top to easily carry your favorite water bottle on afternoon strolls.
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A Boppy shopping cart and high chair cover because you never know where the cart handle has been. And you definitely can’t stop your baby from stuffing the cart with their mouth. We love this one because it comes with toys to keep our baby entertained while shopping.
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A set of sandwich cutters and sealers to add a fun touch to your child’s 345th peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Let your little ones help you choose their favorite shape and let them “make” their own lunch.
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A stroller organizer that saves you having to decide what to keep on hand. So you and your little one will always have your bottles close at hand to keep you hydrated on your walks. (And snacks, diapers, sunglasses, the stuff is endless…)
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A Tide To Go pen, because kids are nothing but chaotic, unpredictable creatures who will find creative ways to ruin your outfit – yours and theirs.
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A portable high chair that you can take anywhere: from your kitchen island to Grandma’s house or the restaurant where there never seem to be enough high chairs for everyone.
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An Owlet Dream Sock that clips onto your baby’s foot and allows you to monitor their heart rate and breathing remotely (via an app). Some parents find this greatly reduces their anxiety in the first few days!
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A stroller that makes running around with multiple little ones much easier. It offers plenty of storage and is even spacious enough for a nap on the go if needed.
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A toy shelf so your child can see all of their toys – and see where they belong so they can help clean up! At least in theory. These spacious bins can hold everything from large toys to toys with dozens of small pieces.
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A solid wood bunk bed for when siblings have to share a room or you just want to create extra space for play. Reviewers love the sturdiness of this bunk bed and it comes in five colors to match any theme!
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A SkipHop activity center that will keep your child entertained from baby to toddler and beyond. It transforms from an activity center where a baby stands to a table where older children can paint, eat, build and more.
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A stroller fan is an absolute must for the hotter months or warmer climates. Pro tip: get two so you always have one with you on those particularly humid walks.
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A back seat organizer so you can carry everything with you all the time without taking up too much space. And the tablet pocket allows for comfortable viewing without the tablet falling out.
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A Little Tikes Cozy Coupe for the nostalgia factor alone. You can even find #TikTokMadeMeDoIt customizations to DIY this car and match the theme of your little one’s birthday (if you so desire).
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An enclosed playpen that keeps your baby safe while you go about your chores without being disturbed. Or you can just sit and watch your crawling baby without having to worry.
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