About 330,000 Tots in Mind crib and play yard tents have been recalled due to strangulation and entrapment hazard. Tots in Mind is now out of business; for information about the specific models being recalled and obtaining a refund from retailers, visit cpsc.gov. 

The Social Security Administration just released its list of the most popular baby names for 2011. Sophia and Jacob are the top-ranked names; Mason (Kourtney K's baby name of choice) came in at number 2 on the boys' list, its highest rank ever, knocking Michael out of the top 5 for the first time since 1948. Read more at ssa.gov.

The May 21 issue of Time has a lot of people talking about the cover (with a picture of a kid standing up to feed from his mom's breast) and the affiliated feature story on Dr. William Sears and attachment parenting. 

The beloved author of Where the Wild Things Are, died this morning after suffering complications from a recent stroke. We know what we'll be reading at bedtime tonight.

Manhattan Toy has recalled about 3,000 of its Starry Time baby rattles due to a choking hazard. It's a small recall, but since we know the brand has many fans we wanted to get the word out. For details about the recall and returning affected rattles for a full refund, visit cpsc.gov. 

The new Neon Pop version of the Bugaboo Cameleon is due out next month, and will be sold at Nordstrom's, for starters. We're kinda flipping over this one.

Todson has recalled about 40,000 Topeak Babyseat II bicycle carrier seats, sold at REI and other national retailers from January 2009 through April 2012, due to risk of laceration and fingertip amputation. For details about the recall, including affected model numbers and how to obtain a free retrofit kit to fix the problem, visit cpsc.gov.

Safety 1st is recalling about 900,000 Push 'N Snap Cabinet Locks sold between January 2004 and February 2012 due to lock failure. For details about the recall, including model numbers, go to cpsc.gov.

A new study from the American Academy of Pediatrics says every six minutes a kid under five is treated for stair-related injuries. Yikes. Read the full text of the report here.

I Am A Pole (And So Can You!), the children's book idea pitched during Colbert's January interview with Maurice Sendak, is actually going to be published. Sendak's ringing endorsement? "The sad thing is I like it." Pre-order for $15.99 at barnesandnoble.com.