Triaminic has introduced a new liquid “Fever Reducer Pain Reliever” in two flavors (Bubble Gum and Grape), for kids ages 2 and up—to compete directly with Children’s Tylenol. For now (until Tylenol sorts out its whole recall debacle), Triaminic is the only branded over-the-counter version of liquid acetominiphin. $6.99 at most major drug stores.

The CPSC has recalled the portable "Nap Nanny" infant recliner, in response to 22 cases of infants falling over the side—including one 4-month-old in a crib, who suffocated. The Nap Nanny is not intended to be used in cribs, but still . . . . Read more about the recall at washingtonpost.com.

Drop-side crib recalls are par for the course these days, but today's big news was a voluntary recall of 82,000 cribs by Pottery Barn Kids. No wonder the CPSC has voted to basically ban the sale of all drop-side cribs, a measure that will likely go into effect next year.

American Apparel has just introduced super-basic, bloomer-inspired diaper covers made from organic cotton in three colors: natural, ultraviolet, and dijon. $8 at americanapparel.com.

Pampers made a lot of enemies when they rolled out their new Dry Fit diapers earlier this year, so it will be interesting to see how the mom community reacts to the new Cynthia Rowley Pampers, which come in 11 patterns including stripes, ruffles, and madras (pictured—don't miss the tiny back pocket on the tush). Available mid-July at Target.

If you love Diapers.com (and who doesn't?), you're going to flip over this: the founders of Diapers.com are about to launch a sister site called Soap.com—stocking over 25,000 daily essentials, from cleaning supplies to deodorant. Prices will be in the Target and Walmart range; shipping will be overnight (and free if you spend more than $50); and the site will share a shopping cart with Diapers.com—so you can restock wipes and mascara all at once. soap.com

Annie is returning to Broadway(!) Producer Arielle Tepper Madover, who just won the Tony for her play, Red, has announced that she's working on the revival, slated for a 2012 opening. The original composer, lyricist, and book writer are all on board. We've already downloaded the original soundtrack off iTunes to start the brainwashing.

Giggle has just introduced its own line of natural, plant-based cleaning products, including a non-toxic stain remover ($6), all-purpose household cleaner ($6), dish soap ($7), surface wipes (8), hand sanitizer ($4), and toy cleaner ($5). The entire "better basics" collection is available at giggle.com.

Kudos to the makers of Bobble, for creating reusable water bottles with built-in filters. Brilliant! Just fill 'em up with tap or fountain water anywhere you go, and squeeze out the fresh, filtered water to fill your kid's sippy, prepare a bottle of formula, or keep your own dear self hydrated. They're BPA-free (of course), available in six bright colors, and can be used about 300 times before the filter needs to be replaced. $9.95 at waterbobble.com.

According to our trusty Gear Guy, Munchkin has acquired Lindham, Britain's top safety brand, and is bringing their safety gates Stateside. They're really handsome (available in all-white or steel-with-dark-wood), and have a super cool feature that allows the gate to swing in either direction. Coming to Babies R Us this August.