All Scoops by Karly Klein in Every City

Attach the SafeFit SnackPod to your stroller, right next to your tot, and let him help himself to snacks and swigs from the sippy. $10.99 for a set of two at bedbathandbeyond.com.

If you love Diapers.com (and who doesn't?), you're going to flip over this: the founders of Diapers.com are about to launch a sister site called Soap.com—stocking over 25,000 daily essentials, from cleaning supplies to deodorant. Prices will be in the Target and Walmart range; shipping will be overnight (and free if you spend more than $50); and the site will share a shopping cart with Diapers.com—so you can restock wipes and mascara all at once. soap.com

Bugaboo's new breathable seat liners for summer are $59.95 at bugaboo.com.

Brelli's Chinese-inspired umbrellas for kids ($38) are the coolest things we've seen in rain gear in a long time. Besides looking really chic, they're made with bamboo and a biodegradable PVC-free canopy—plus they withstand downpours and wind gusts shockingly well. Check out the ponchos, too ($22), and don't miss the non-toxic, waterproof Brelli markers ($24), for kids who want to custom-doodle their own Brelli. thebrellishop.com

Land of Nod's new paintable textured wallpapers can be left white or painted with any interior paint to match your nursery décor. Patterns include graphic squares, beadboard, and this sweet damask. $29.99 for one 56 square-foot roll at landofnod.com.

Turns out BabyLegs isn't the only purveyor of adorable leg warmers for babies: we found the motherlode of cute styles (argyle, stripes, peace signs . . . you name it) at Bibi & Mimi. All leg (and arm) warmers are $9.95 at bibiandmimi.com.

All of the trendsetting baby boutiques across the country, Barneys included, are stocking Grass & Clovers tees for spring. The year-old label has a retro-folksy appeal, with adorable patchwork appliqués that have already been spotted on Violet, Olive, and Romeo. grassandclovers.com

The latest smooshed-fruit-in-a-pouch snack for kids is Buddy Fruits. Pure blended fruits (apple, strawberry, banana) with absolutely nothing else added. Look for them at health food stores, or order them by the case ($59 for 48 pouches) at buddyfruits.com.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has recalled all Roman-style shades and roll-up blinds, due to strangulation hazards. You can order retro-fit kits to correct the cord hazard online, or call 800.506.4636. For more information on the recall, visit windowcoverings.org.

If you're not already obsessed with Butter So Soft zip-ups and sweats, you will be. Designed by Long Island trendsetter Max & Gino's, Butter is kinda like Free City, only with much softer fabric (yes, like butter), way cooler heat transfers, and a lower price. Retail stores can't keep 'em in stock, and the website is currently sold out of kids' sizes—BUT we know first-hand they'll be getting a new shipment in the next day or two . . . get 'em while you can. Hoodies from $79.50 at butterli.com.

Any City, USA. We stumbled on a huge selection of whimsical hand-painted drawer knobs ($12 each) at thefrogandtheprincess.com.

New York City. Hiho Batik's iconic New York City Subway System tee is $25 at hihobatik.com.

Any City, USA. The hilarious bandages from Accoutrements mimic everything from bacon and pickles to lips and cupcakes. You'll find most of the collection at Amazon.com.

Any City, USA. Someone with a lot more patience than us has created a line of hand-knit Barbie doll dresses. From $9.95 at comfykid.com.

Any City, USA. As it turns out, Prada has an entire collection of toddler and big-kid shoes, from boys' loafers ($190) and suede sneakers ($195) to girls' patent leather mary janes ($195) and boots ($290). Most of the collection is available at Saks and styledrops.com.

New York City. What real New Yorkers love most about the city are its conveniences—like being able to have your stroller professionally cleaned. Meurice Garment Care's eco-friendly "Petit Meurice" service includes car seat and stroller detailing: they'll get rid of the sweat and ice cream stains, power-vac the crumbs, buff and shine the hardware, and treat the fabric with stain repellant. Of course, it's gonna cost you $133 and a week without your stroller. www.garmentcare.com

Any City, USA. Yohji Yamamoto's designs for Adidas are now available in infant sizes. The patent-leather stripes are just too much. Y-3 Field Baby Shoe: $80 (we know, we know) at milkshop.com.

Any City, USA. A former kindergarten teacher (now a mother of 4-year-old triplets) has created a website full of fun things to do with your kids at home—things that don't require you to be all Martha Stewarty. abbysfunhouse.com

Any City, USA. Land of Nod's new vinyl Monogram Wall Decal is $89 at landofnod.com.

Any City, USA. Since former denim snobs are hoarding Gap's new Premium jeans, the Children's Place has smartly introduced a new line of "premium denim" for kids. Ripped jeans, tye-dye jeans, skinny jeans—all the trendy cuts and embellishments, but for less than $30. www.childrensplace.com