The Sesame Beginnings" 2-in-1 Activity Center Grows with Your Child from a Stationary Activity Center (4 months to walking) to a Walk-Behind Walker (9 months and up). Features: Easily Converts from Stationary Activity Center to Walk-Behind Walker to Grow with Your Child Baby Elmo and Cookie Monster Electronic Pat-a-Cake Toy with Lights and Fun Songs Activity Center Rocks, Spins and Bounces Baby is Surrounded by Sesame Beginnings Friends and Includes 16 Early Learning Activities and Toys Baby Zoe and Big Bird Pop-Up Toy Rainbow Spinner, Discovery Mirror, Flip Book Pages, Ball Slide and Baby Bert and Ernie Upright Toys Multi-Position Height Adjustment for Growing Babies Open Area and Cup Holder on Tray for Snacks Walker's Wide Stance and Easy Roll Wheels Makes Learning to Walk Easy Seat and Base Lock for Stationary Play

Sock Ons are clever little things that keep those socks on. The garment is worn over the sock and 'locks' it into place with a patent pending design.

Sock Ons have been awarded the baby industries most coveted prize for innovation. Sock Ons are an ingenious and trendy solution to a very annoying problem and are quickly becoming a necessary item that no baby (or sane parent) can do without!

Want an easier way to serve up baby food? End the back and forth between jar and mouth with this clever utensil. Just load up the dispenser and give a little squeeze for instant spoon refills, one bite at a time. The protective cover seals food in, making it a great choice for meals on the go. It makes feeding so simple, you can do it with one hand!

The Classic Baby Store has found a website that makes really beautiful sterling silver jewelry and gifts. The idea behind the Emmie Kate website was inspired by one of their most precious creations, their daughter Kate and her cousin and best friend, Emmie. Born just a few weeks apart, they have grown up together and delighted everyone with their adorable connection and attachment to each other. It was while searching for quality fashionable jewelry for Kate (and finding very little to choose from) that they came up with the concept to craft jewelry themselves that was as solid, lasting and beautiful as the bond shared between the two girls.

This great resource for parents of twins offers "expert advice from two practicing physicians on pregnancy, birth and the first years of life." Written by Connie Agnew and Alan Klein, it follows a similar format as What To Expect When You're Expecting -- but tells you what to expect when you're expecting twice as much!

Giggle CEO, Ali Wing, has written a neat shopping companion which will teach you how to pick the right products for you and your baby. No matter whether you're trying to decide which stroller, car seat, crib or diaper bag, this Guide to Baby Gear will most definitely help. The guide includes shopping checklists for each stage of your baby's early childhood and helps you understand even basic choices. It defines what features to look for whether you are spending a lot or a little. Be one of the first to get a copy and then go shopping!

As Giggle states, they aren't "just a baby store: they are a new parent store." When you are planning your nursery, there are a lot of things to take into consideration and as you probably already know, the choices are substantial. Giggle has a goal of trying to make your choice easier by not offering every item there is but by choosing only the best that is out there. They have done all the research for you. Their collection includes the things you might call "must have" items, the newest most stylish, smart and innovative products and fun, bright, colorful items. Every item had to meet their stiff criteria such as baby basics, good value, healthy, multi stage, innovative, easy/simple, portable, space saving, responsible and tested.

As a new parent there are things you cannot do without. These things are considered baby basics. Then they look at things that are multi-stage which is an item that grows with your child. They look for innovative products that they say are the items that everyone says "Now why didn't I think of that?" They want to give you items that are time saving and low maintenance and things that really make your life easier.

Classic Baby Store recommends Giggle and their new baby guide.