The Best Stuff for Kids and Babies

If your baby’s having trouble sleeping through the night, maybe a pediatrician-designed bassinet (designed to soothe your baby to sleep with white noise and rocking) is in order.

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Created by a pediatric physical therapist, this onesie swaddles a baby and helps keep them asleep throughout the night. Mothers around the world consider it a total game-changer.

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The little baby pod that secures your baby on both sides, soothing them right to slumberland. Park your baby in it and enjoy a few hours of R&R.

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If you’re in the market for a better baby mobile in your crib, stroller, or car seat, we went and found the best-reviewed ones on Amazon.

The world’s best breast pump is practically designed by Apple — and about $100 cheaper than the clunky versions you see on the market.

We talked to celebrity nannies, store owners, and mommy bloggers to determine the very best strollers for whatever your needs.

Darkness, for a child, is a thing of terror. This — a cheap, yellow, crescent-shaped night-light that has hung in our sons’ bedroom since the first one was born four years ago — is the salve.

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Exhausted parents who’ve woken up in the middle of the night to prepare a bottle know this: waiting for that milk to warm can feel like watching paint dry. This little machine brings it to the perfect temperature in half the time.

Read more about the best baby-bottle warmer.

A book-of-the-month-club subscription with selections chosen by a children’s-book expert. A home-run baby gift for anyone from ages 0 through 7.

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What do 1-year-olds even do these days? Can they talk yet? Do they walk? “You’re looking for toys that’ll help this particular child develop,” says Dr. Sarah Roseberry Lytle, director of outreach and education at the Institute for Learning & Brain Sciences.

Read more about the best gifts for a 1-year-old.

When it comes to becoming a grown human, 3 is a big year. “They have real personalities now. They’re real people. Once language comes in, they can express their feelings and have a real conversation with you, people they don’t know, and on the telephone with people they can’t see,” explains Dr. Roberta Golinkoff.

Read more about the best gifts for a 3-year-old.

Gifts for 4-year-olds are all about the six C’s: collaboration, communication, content, creative innovation, critical thinking, and confidence.

Read more about the best gifts for 4-year-olds.

10-year-olds: They’re too old for toys, too young for a nice bottle of wine. So, what do you buy them (besides an iPhone 7)?

Read more about the best gifts for 10-year-olds.

What do kids need the most right now? Books that can help pave their way to a strong, courageous, patriarchy-defeating, feminist adulthood.

Read more about the best kids’ books for dismantling the patriarchy.