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.

We love BabyLegs, but if you really want to channel Flashdance, you've got to go with chunky knit legwarmers. $18 at hannaandersson.com.

Oilcloth is brilliant for anything that requires wiping clean: art projects, under-the-high-chair messes, picnic spills. Crafty moms we know buy it by the yard at fabric stores, but Land of Nod just started stocking super-cute gingham and floral oilcloth activity mats; $39 at landofnod.com.

Tomorrow is supposed to be the hottest day of summer along the East Coast. On the other hand, Appaman's puffy coats are just beginning to arrive in stores. They usually sell out in, like, two seconds. So we just thought you'd like to know. $96 at lilswanky.com.

The NBA store has received its first batch of Miami Heat Lebron James gear—including Game Time tees for toddlers. $14.99 at nba.com.

A set of four coasters featuring kid beverages—milk, water, apple juice, orange juice—is $18 at babesta.com.

The UK's most popular brand of baby gear, Mamas & Papas, is coming Stateside next month. But starting today you can pre-order most of the collection (strollers, bouncers, diaper bags) at babiesrus.com.

The "My First Autobahn" roll of tape from Donkey Products can turn any surface (restaurant table, airplane tray table) into a temporary race track for toy cars. Brilliant. $18 at sleekidentity.com.

All of the travel-sized beauty products on 3floz.com are TSA-approved, meaning you can toss 'em in your carry-on with no fear of confiscation. And now, they've added a Baby section. It's pretty skimpy for now (just three brands: Lather Baby, Little Twig, and Baby Silk), but they'll be beefing up their inventory soon. 3floz.com

Yes, ice cube trays and tooth picks work fine for DIY popsicles. But there's something about the immediacy of Zoku's Quick Pop Maker that's just too much fun. $49.95 at williamsonoma.com.