Sleep Consult, the new e-book from pediatricians and sleep experts Marc Weissbluth and Daniel Weissbluth, teaches parents to get kids to sleep (and sleep well) within the context of their own families. All for a lot less than a sleep consultant would cost: $9.99 at amazon.com.

A new study from the Mount Sinai School of Medicine suggests that young children's exposure to phthalates in personal care products may be linked to childhood obesity.

Giggle has just launched a mobile app for its Best Baby Registry so you can create, scan, and manage your registry with your iPhone. Free at itunes.apple.com.

This year marks the 50th anniversary of Ezra Jack Keats's picture book, The Snowy Day. The artwork still pops and the story is still relevant, and the 50th anniversary edition features eight pages of bonus material—but really, it's just a good reason to revisit a kid lit classic. $19.99 at thejewishmuseum.org.

There's a new Care2 petition to bring back breastfeeding to Sesame Street, which used to feature nursing videos, but now only shows bottle feeding.

Ikea has recalled almost 170,000 of its ANTILOP high chairs because the restraint buckle may open unexpectedly, creating a fall hazard. The chairs come in blue, red, and white and retail for about $20. Included in the recall are chairs sold between August 2006 and January 2010. Go to cpsc.org for details about the recall and the free fix. 

It was only a matter of time. Fendi is collaborating with Italian stroller maker Inglesina on a luxe stroller, pram, and baby carrier that will be available at select stores worldwide later this year.

In case you missed this over the holidays, Bugaboo has recalled about 64,000 car seat adaptors and 7,000 Bee strollers due to fall hazards. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has details about which adaptors and strollers are part of the recall and what steps affected consumers should take. 

Boon's new Swig (available in 2012) comes in short and tall sizes, has spout and straw options, and features a flip-top lid to keep spills to a minimum.

Fashion snobs, rejoice: Oscar de la Renta is launching a line of clothing for boys and girls from 18 months to 14 years. We can't even think about how much it's going to cost, but it's going to be stunning.