All Scoops by Caroline Lubbers in Every City

Letterpress stationer port-2-port has opened a pop-up webshop called Wee, where they’re using their vintage wood type and letterpress to create custom onesies. Just choose the color of your [organic cotton] onesie, your ink color, and the initial or word (up to five letters) you’d like featured on your onesie. Available in size 6-12 months only, through June 30th ($30). www.port2portpress.com

Wee Gallery's self-adhesive Wall Graphics have a hand-painted look. The adorable flags and alphabet letters are completely repositionable, which means you can use them for Baby #1 and Baby #2. $38 at weegallery.com.

Two Hearts Bakery's X&O S'mores are $24.95 for a box of eight (four X's and four O's) at williams-sonoma.com.

The Elias Zoo iPhone app offers 22 adorable illustrations of animals. Just poke the picture of the animal to hear the sound it makes. See the demo at eliassmiles.com.

Any City (with snow), USA. The Land of Nod's new Rosebud Sled is meant for toddlers 18 months and older. So cute as a Christmas gift from the Grandfolks (hint, hint). $129 at landofnod.com.

Dallas. Disney's A Christmas Carol, starring Jim Carrey, hits theaters on November 9th. The movie's interactive train is currently touring U.S. cities, from L.A. to NYC. Next stop: Dallas (Aug 18 + 19). For details, visit disney.com.

Any City, USA. Set up an outdoor movie screening in your backyard. Inflatable open-air movie screens start at $499 for a 9-foot screen at openaircinema.com.

Any City, USA. Crayola's new Nostalgic Tin reminds us of when crayons weren't washable, triangular, or jumbo. They were just, you know, crayons. $2.99 at crayolastore.com.

Chicago. The "Movies in the Park" series is underway, featuring 170 current and classic films shown in neighborhood parks around the city through September. Click HERE for the full schedule.

Any City, USA. Zid Zid's ballet flats evoke Audrey herself. Good luck picking out just one pair. $18-$38, at milkshop.com.

Any City, USA. The soft and flexible (and BPA-free) PUJ infant tub molds to fit any sink. $100 at mamasorganicbaby.com.

Chicago. At the very least, we all know the new cupcake-decorating parties at Smash Cake will be yummy (it was opened by the same gal who owns Bleeding Heart Bakery). Parties aside, you can bring your kids by any day between 10am and 4pm to decorate their own cupcakes ($4 each). www.smashcakechicago.com

Check out these mini-food collections, made by Japanese artists. The detail is mind-blowingly realistic and the scale is perfect for Barbie-size dolls. www.puchipetiteshop.com

If you're not lucky enough to live near the Fashionology store in LA, order one of their DIY kits so you can help your kids design and embellish their own tees, tanks, pants and hoodies at home. Cute, fun, genius. www.fashionology.com

Lifeway's new Probugs bottles (curvy grip, no-spill spout, fun characters) are almost as awesome as the ingredients (organic whole milk kefir, inulin, live and active cultures). Available at Whole Foods stores in NYC and Chicago. www.lifeway.net

Let the kids doodle on these hand silk-screened silicone placemats with washable markers, then just wipe clean with a wet cloth and start over. www.modern-twist.com

Loving these new Wish Come True figures. The packaging is almost as fun as the wobblers: you don't know which character you've bought until you open the box. $7.99 each at Strangeco.com.