All Scoops by Tara Mandy in New York

Newcomer Bina Apparel officially launches today with a well-edited fall collection of dresses, leggings, turtlenecks, and coats for girls ages 2 to 7 ($28 to $98 at binapparel.com). The downside is your 2-year-old might be better dressed than you.

Williams-Sonoma is recalling about 11,000 Beaba Express Steam Bottle Warmers (sold from June through July 2010) because they may overheat liquids and food, causing burns to babies and adults. For recall details and info on how to return your Beaba bottle warmer for a full refund, plus a $25 store credit, visit cpsc.gov.

Shirin Kids' Fall/Winter Wood Fairy Collection became available today, and is as chic as you'd expect. Dresses are $80 each, at shirinnyc.com.

The following brands of eggs have been recalled, due to salmonella contamination (eek!): Lucerne, Albertson, Mountain Dairy, Ralph’s, Boomsma’s, Sunshine, Hillandale, Trafficanda, Farm Fresh, Shoreland, Lund, Dutch Farms and Kemps. Read the recall details at FDA.gov.

Method has partnered with CleanWell to launch its first line of disinfectant sprays and wipes, including an antibacterial bathroom cleaner ($5) and all-purpose cleaner and wipes ($4). Available starting this week at Target, and online at methodhome.com.

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.

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.

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.

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.

BabyBjörn is introducing a new carrier accessory for summer that's meant to protect babies from the sun with a UPF 40 fabric and detachable sun hood. Certainly seems easier than holding a burp cloth over your kid's head. Hits stores in June; $69.95.

We have never seen our Gear Guy, Jamie Grayson, so excited about a stroller. The new B-Ready stroller from Britax has 14 configurations, can hold two car seats, folds flat WITH the double seat attached, and—get this—has a fully reclining rear seat. And that's only the beginning. We haven't even told you about the sweet brake, sliding harness adjustment, or toddler cup holder. All of this for . . . are you ready? $499.99. Available in July.

Boon and Plum Organics have teamed up to create the Dispensing Spoon: a nifty plastic spoon (BPA-free, phthalate-free, and PVC-free, of course) that easily screws onto Plum's JUST fruit and Baby Blends pouches, for mess-free baby feedings on the go. Absolutely freaking brilliant. $3.99 for two, at booninc.com.

Considering Zutano is all about cotton basics for babies and toddlers, it was about time they went au naturel. Look for the new Zutano Organic collection in stores this July. We can't wait.

The Social Security Administration has just released the official list of the most popular baby names of 2009. New in the Top Ten for boys: Noah and Jaydon; for girls: Mia. Read the complete list at socialsecurity.gov.

Big Daddy's Diner is now serving free-range eggs, grass-fed (farm-raised) beef, and antibiotic- and hormone-free uncaged chicken at its Gramercy Park, UES, and UWS (coming soon) locations. Brilliant. bigdaddysnyc.com

Citibabes Soho is inviting expecting moms for a fun day of prenatal classes and workshops, complimentary spa treatments, big giveaways, and talks by everyone from maternity designer Rosie Pope to Cool Mom Picks founder Kristen Chase to StrollerTraffic's own Publisher (Tara Mandy) and Gear Guy (Jamie Grayson). For an event schedule and to purchase tickets ($20 each), visit citibabes.com.

McNeil Consumer Healthcare has recalled large batches of the infant's and children's versions of Tylenol, Tylenol Plus, Motrin, Zyrtec, and Benadryl. They're citing "quality standards" issues, ranging from higher-than-required amounts of active ingredients to inactive ingredients that may not meet required testing requirements. Check your labels against the list of recalled lot/NDC numbers listed on the press release. 

Hello Hanna's new recycled-paper "sweet stands" are $10.95 for a box of six, at hellohanna.com.