The new Flip-In laundry bin from Oxo has a lid that makes it easy to put things in, but tricky to remove (brilliant for families with toddlers who like to scatter dirty laundy all over the place). It’s PVC- and phthalate-free and cute enough for a design-y nursery or playroom. $29.99 at oxo.com. 

We know neon generally works best in small doses, but we're loving the head-to-toe (or rather, neck-to-rear) neon effect of American Apparel's short-sleeved onesie, which comes in neon yellow, pink, and blue. $11.50 at store.americanapparel.net. 

Two new "Maisy First Experiences" books explain concepts very, very gently. The first two books in the series, Maisy Goes On A Sleepover and Maisy Goes to the City, are $9.87 and $12.99, respectively, at barnesandnoble.com.

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. 

Though Boon's Grass and Lawn drying racks are pretty much perfect aesthetically, we do begrudge the lack of vertical space and places to hang little parts. So let's all do a happy dance over their new (and aesthetically pleasing, of course) Stem and Twig accessories. $5.99 at booninc.com.

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. 

Culture Baby's Spanish baby espadrilles are quite possibly the cutest shoes we've ever seen. They come in pink and blue, and they're sized either for newborns (0 to 3 months) or secure walkers (18 to 24 months), which is thoughtful considering espadrilles don't work so well for newbie walkers. $25 at culturebaby.com.

One of the most beloved children's tales of all time is finally available in board book format. $7.19 at barnesandnoble.com.

Skip Hop's new stroller liners are super cushy thanks to memory foam, which was designed by NASA to make astronauts more comfortable in space. They're coming later this month; pre-order for $30 at comfortfirst.com.

A pad of Doodles Place Mats, by Taro Gomi of Everyone Poops fame, has 52 sheets, so your kiddo will have plenty of restaurant table entertainment. Just don't forget the crayons. $12.99 at chroniclebooks.com.