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  1. toys
    Everything I Used to Furnish My Toddler’s (Montessori-Inspired) PlayroomFrom furniture to storage to mats, I imagine a lot of it will take Augie into his preschool years and beyond.
    By Lauren Ro
  2. pets
    21 Giant Stuffed Giraffes and Other Animals (From Lions to Tigers to Bears)None will cost you nearly as much as an actual pet.
    By Anthony Rotunno
  3. baby gear
    Writer Sarah Hoover Uses This Fanny Pack As a (Minimalist) Diaper Bag“It has just enough room for the baby things I needed on daily excursions in my son’s first year.”
    By Sarah Hoover
  4. kids and babies
    15 Pairs of (Actually Wearable) Blue-Light-Blocking Glasses for KidsIn a range of prices and styles, including some parent-approved pairs.
    By Lauren Ro and Jordan Bowman
  5. recommended by experts
    The Back-to-School Supplies Kids Actually WantThe coolest backpacks, water bottles, markers, and headphones for kids from pre-K to eighth grade.
    By Liza Corsillo
  6. school
    The Best Laptops for Kids on Amazon, According to Hyperenthusiastic Reviewers“My kids have beat it to death and it’s still running like a champ.”
    By The Editors
  7. this thing’s incredible
    Within Just Two Hours, This Toilet-Shaped Potty Prevailed Where Others Didn’t“I often found my daughter sitting on the Nuby of her own accord — it turns out it doubled up as a handy cartoon-watching chair.”
    By Kimberley Dadds
  8. now that i know better
    How I’d Redo My Baby Registry: With a Shushing Machine and a Wireless Pump“I actually pumped from the audience of a Disney fan convention.”
    By Doree Shafrir as told to Jessica Silvester
  9. prime day 2021
    The Best Amazon Prime Day Deals for Kids and BabiesIncluding baby monitors, art supplies, toys, and furniture for ages 0 to 12.
    By Liza Corsillo
  10. toys
    Everything You Need to Throw an Outdoor Party for KidsFun activities to get kids moving, keep kids busy, and help parents mingle.
    By Liza Corsillo
  11. now that i know better
    How I’d Redo My Baby Registry: With an Alt Snot Sucker and Diaper Fanny Pack“It functions like an adorable mini-shovel and involves zero emotional scarring.”
    By Yelena Shuster
  12. baby gear
    Everything You Need to Potty Train, According to ExpertsGear to make the transition from diapers to toilet go a little more smoothly.
    By Lauren Ro
  13. baby gear
    Vietnamese - Happy child playing with water splashes in the pool
    The Best Swim Gear for Babies, According to Swim InstructorsEverything you need to get your little one in the water.
    By Lauren Ro
  14. sunday circular
    10 Products That Delighted Us Last Week: From Skin Peels to Trompe L’Oeil KaleIncluding the peels SuChin Pak uses for Korean-spa scrubs at home, a “slightly gaudy” toaster, and the Hadestown creator’s go-to grocery-store bag.
    By The Editors
  15. toys
    My Two Kids Would Rather Play With This Speaker Than Watch a MovieIt’s like Radiolab for children.
    By Steven John
  16. now that i know better
    How I’d Redo My Baby Registry: With an Electric Nail File and British Rash Cream“I don’t know if I ever saw my husband so upset as when he tried to clip her nails and ended up snipping a tiny bit of pinky skin.”
    By Hannah Howard
  17. kids and babies
    The Best Children’s Books About the Environment, According to EducatorsIncluding books about activism, nature appreciation, the changing of the seasons, and more.
    By Arielle Avila
  18. now that i know better
    How I’d Redo My Baby Registry: With Weighted Wipes and No-Spill Sippy Cups“Imagine holding a poop-covered child with one hand while trying to rip just one baby wipe from the package with the other.”
    By Hannah Selinger
  19. toys
    I Comfortably Eat Four-Course Meals in My Car With This Kids’ Crafting TrayFine dining on-the-go.
    By Chloe Anello
  20. now that i know better
    How I’d Redo My Baby Registry: With a Beautiful Bouncer and No Trendy Pacifiers“It’s nice to look at them in something that looks so cozy.”
    By Kelsey Keith
    As told to Jessica Silvester
  21. kids and babies
    The 15 Things a Mom of Two Toddlers Recommends to Second-Time ParentsA lot of it would be just as useful for anyone expecting twins.
    By Kelsey Osgood
  22. now that i know better
    How I’d Redo My Baby Registry: With a ‘Breathe-Through’ Crib Mattress“It’s shaped like a mattress, but it’s basically just like a bird’s nest.”
    By Jason Morrison
    As told to Jessica Silvester
  23. toys
    I Can’t Stop Buying Bath Toys for My 3 KidsBubbles, bombs, gels, crayons, boats — and even slime.
    By Regan Stephens
  24. toys
    The Best Art Easels for Kids, According to Art Educators and ParentsFrom a $20 (art-teacher-approved) easel to a model more appropriate for teens who are getting serious about their work.
    By Lauren Ro
  25. now that i know better
    How I’d Redo My Baby Registry: With a SNOO-Like Vibrating Paddle“I put it under the travel-crib mattress and it was a go.”
    By Samantha Shipp Warrick
    As told to Jessica Silvester
  26. pregnancy
    The (Actually Good-Looking) Maternity Bra That Saved Me From Pumping HellIt’s a nursing bra and pumping bra in one.
    By Sarah Z. Wexler
  27. kids&teens
    30 Gifts for Kids From Black-Owned BusinessesIncluding children’s books by Black authors, plenty of toys and games, and even a skateboard from the first Black-woman-owned skateboard company.
    By Jenna Milliner-Waddell
  28. sunday circular
    11 Things That Delighted Us: From Space Heaters to a ‘Soothing’ Salad BowlIncluding Jenny Han’s secret seasoning for at-home movie-theater popcorn, a Goldilocksian notebook, and 11 items supporting the AAPI community.
    By The Editors
  29. now that i know better
    How I’d Redo My Baby Registry: More French Diapering Lotion, Less Wipes“All my friends with babies back home have experienced bum rash; so far, we haven’t.”
    By Chantel Tattoli
  30. now that i know better
    How I’d Redo My Baby Registry: With German Formula and a Folding BassinetI’m six-foot-seven, so this made it easier for me to bend down and pick him up.
    By Samir Hernandez
    As told to Jessica Silvester
  31. sunday circular
    10 Products That Delighted Us: From Tiny Sheet Pans to ‘Tranquilizing’ VitaminsIncluding hand sanitizer made from food scraps, a skin-clearing shower filter, and organizations to donate to in support of Asian communities.
    By The Editors
  32. now that i know better
    How I’d Redo My Baby Registry: With Champagne-Coupe-Shaped Bottles“It wasn’t particularly beautiful, but it was really easy to use.”
    By Leigh Plessner
    As told to Jessica Silvester
  33. baby feeding
    The Best Supplies for Making Your Own Baby Food, According to ExpertsOne way to cut down on heavy metals found in processed baby food? Start making it yourself.
    By Lauren Ro
  34. baby sleep
    The Exorcist
    12 Tranquilizing Tools That Get My 4 Kids to Sleep(None are drugs.)
    By Zibby Owens
  35. now that i know better
    How I’d Redo My Baby Registry: More Lanolin, Less Diaper Genie“Once the poop gets real, it doesn’t make a difference.”
    By Jovian Zayne
    As told to Jessica Silvester
  36. baby gear
    Can the Best (Closed-Loop) Baby Monitor Get Any Better?An Infant Optics owner puts the parent-approved-brand’s newest model to the test.
    By Lauren Ro
  37. kids and babies
    The Best Hair Products for Kids and Babies With Natural HairFrom a fragrance-free shampoo and body-wash hybrid to ultrarich conditioners.
    By Tembe Denton-Hurst
  38. kids and babies
    Ask the Strategist: Can You Help Me Assemble Toiletry Kits for Tween Boys?A selection of user-friendly basics — from deodorant to face wash to starter razors and skin care — and some teen-approved bags to put them in.
    By Louis Cheslaw
  39. micro sales
    10 Things On Sale You’ll Actually Want to Buy: From Everlane to West ElmIncluding an actually nice-looking sleeper sofa and a sleeker (and cheaper) duck boot alternative.
    By The Editors
  40. toys
    The Most Coveted Holiday Toys, According to Trend ForecastersWe asked toy experts for the hottest toys of 2021.
    By Liza Corsillo
  41. toys
    My Toddler Won’t Stop Playing With These Friction-Powered CarsTheir novel design propels them farther than any other toy cars he’s used and makes the toys much better at navigating bumps and uneven surfaces.
    By Lauren Ro
  42. baby feeding
    We Tried 7 Meal-Delivery Services for Kids on the Pickiest Little Eaters We KnowIncluding baby food, finger food, and a chicken parm you’ll want to make sure they share.
    By The Editors
  43. recommended by experts
    What’s the Best Pram?We asked eight experts, from family bloggers to Norland Nannies, for the best compact prams for cities, to the best budget buggies, to prams for twins
    By Bobby Palmer
  44. toys
    I Let My Kids Play Soccer in the House With This Accident-Proof ‘Ball’Designed to look like the real thing (down to the black-and-white pentagons), the lightweight hover ball functions more like a giant air-hockey puck.
    By Daisy Prince
  45. your shopping cart
    What Strategist Readers Bought in October: Space Heaters and Water FlossersPlus, an ergonomic office chair, a set of face masks for kids, and an adjustable memory-foam pillow.
    By The Editors
  46. prime day 2020
    Kids’ Toys to Buy on Prime Day That Would Make Great Holiday GiftsIncluding L.O.L. Surprise, Blume dolls, Star Wars, and more.
    By Liza Corsillo
  47. deal of the day
    This Year’s Hottest Card Game for Kids Is On SaleWhen we spoke to to experts to investigate which toys are going to be at the top of kids’ gift lists this year, Dobble came out on top in card games.
    By The Editors
  48. kids and babies
    Strat Investigates: Will a Weighted Blanket Help an Anxious Kid?A pediatrician and two occupational therapists weigh in.
    By Karen Iorio Adelson
  49. strategist investigates
    17 Toys to Buy Before They Sell Out, According to Trend ForecastersIncluding Baby Yoda, Mr Tumble, and LEGO Dots.
    By Ellen Wallwork
  50. toys
    These Life-size Cardboard Cutouts Allow My Kids to ‘Visit’ My FamilyThe next best thing to celebrating in person.
    By Stevie Remsberg
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