The Halo SleepSack Swaddle is the Cadillac of swaddlers. It’s lusciously soft, and it’s designed to not only help your baby sleep better by preventing the “moro” (startle) reflex, but also to reduce the risk of SIDS. And it’s so simple to use, even a sleep-deprived parent of a newborn can put it on swiftly and easily.

It’s well-known that immobilizing the arms of your infant by swaddling them helps them sleep better–but that’s sometimes easier said than done…

Snug-fitting, organic cotton pajamas choice for your kids…and the environment!

New Jammies come in vibrant and fanciful designs that encourage kids to learn about the natural world and good nutrition…

Bedtime can be quality time rather than battle time. By establishing a consistent routine, you can make bedtime more enjoyable for the whole family.

Haydenburri Lane’s Bedtime Safari products were designed in conjunction with child development specialists to help children learn the necessary skills and activities needed to get ready for bed.

Haydenburri Lane provides advice to parents on how to establish a positive bedtime routine and why routines are important. (Click here to read their Parents’ Guide.) And they offer a series of board books for preschoolers that make learning routines fun. There are five main characters- Bubbles the Hippo, P.J. the Bear, Chomper the Crocodile, Paige the elephant, and Rory the tiger. Each character stars in a board book and teaches a different skill.

I was incredibly excited to learn about the Good Nite Lite ($35), for toddlers who wake their parents up too early.
Hey! I have one of those!
Without a good night’s sleep, there’s sluggishness, crankiness, and tantrums…and the toddler might be a little off her game, too.
I’ve heard several suggestions besides the obvious darkening of the room, including adding a clock with the proper wake-up time taped above it. The time-telling solution works great as preschoolers begin to recognize numbers but can cause confusion when your child does not know if 7:01 …

Little Jet Set specializes in gear, games, and accessories for kids on the go, including award winning children’s products, children’s luggage and bags, and travel toys.
Zoobie Pets from Little Jet Set ($32) make great cuddly pals and traveling companions–a plush pet that unfolds into a pillow and blanket.  They’re perfect for trips to Grandma’s or even sleepovers for older kids. Part pillow, part blankie, all cuddly, your kids won’t want to leave home without them.
Little Jet Set has a great selection of the newest critters to join the Zoobie Pets …

Sometimes it is the little things that matter.  Parents are becoming more concerned about the chemicals that come in contact with their children and also with promoting eco-friendly values.
One little toothbrush allows you to protect your children and help preserve the environment.
Most importantly for something that your child will put in his mouth three times a day, and possibly gnaw on a bit, the Preserve Toothbrush is BPA-free and Phthalate-Free.
And, to reduce landfill, the toothbrush is made from food-grade recycled plastic. These toothbrushes are made in the USA, further saving …

Baby Mwah enjoys being swaddled. I received one of those popular SwaddleMe blankets from Kiddopotamus at my baby shower. It worked great for the first week or so until Baby Mwah was able to rip open the velcro on the SwaddleMe with a simple stretch and startle himself awake.
Luckily, I’d received a sample of a new, mom-invented swaddler called the Woombie. While my husband and I had a good laugh about how goofy Baby Mwah (pictured above) looks in the Woombie, we can’t argue with results. The Woombie, a …

My tot has been clamoring for a pillow and from the various mommy message boards I read, I know this is a common toddler request. So, after reading the expert advice and researching different pillows, I got her this Toddler Memory Foam Pillow.
Medical professionals caution parents against introducing a pillow too young and say that most children do not really need them.
A BabyCenter expert explains:
…pillows are not recommended for children under 2. Kids that small can easily suffocate while using one…If you want to introduce a pillow, it’s best …

When my baby was first born, she slept. A lot. I wondered when she would start spending more time awake and play with me. Then, she turned three weeks old, and I wondered if she would ever go to sleep. I swaddled, I shushed, I swung, I suckled, and then…I turned on the vacuum cleaner.
That on switch was like a magical off switch for my baby. I could see the tension leave her body and feel the stress leave mine. But I couldn’t run …