All Scoops by Titania Jordan in Every City

A company in Japan, Rezon, is making actual-size rubber stamps of babies’ hand and foot prints. Just email them a scanned picture of your baby’s print, and they’ll create a custom stamp. The website provides instructions on how to take your baby’s print (definitely a little unnerving to think about inking your baby’s hand or foot). The “Otete” (and) and “Anyo” (foot) stamps are about $115 each, with current currency conversions. Includes shipping. Available at otetetoanyo.com.

Reisenthel's MotherChild Bag is a sturdy tote that mom and tot can carry at the same time. So cute, we can't stand it—especially for grocery store outings. $23 at spoonsisters.com.

Plan Toys' Croquet Set is so quintessentially summer, we can't stand it. Makes an awesome hostess gift for summer house mooching. $34.99 at kangarooboo.com.

Nursery Notice is a cool new company that creates birth announcement websites, featuring the birth details, photos, and a digital guest book, where friends and family can post congratulatory comments. The design templates are clean and modern, and your site only costs $34 for one month (after which you can continue to pay to keep the site live, or simply archive it on a CD). Genius. nurserynotice.com

Everything about Company's "Dance Shoes, For the Father and the Daughter" is over-the-top and impractical, from the 95 Euro price tag, to the 25 Euro shipping fee from Finland, to the ordering process (email info@com-pa-ny.com), to the odds that they'll actually fit comfortably. Yet, we're still somehow obsessed with them. www.com-pa-ny.com

The Mommy Measure is a super-cute growth chart/journal combo with which you can document the growth of your belly and keep track of everything from cravings to milestones—like hearing the heartbeat or painting the nursery. $15 at mommymeasure.com.

These clever repositionable stickers from Ecominders are a fun way to teach kids the concept of conservation, by reminding them to shut the faucet while brushing their teeth, turn off light switches, and use less toilet paper. $4.95 per sheet at ecominders.com.

Be Nice just-add-water vitamin packets are a new alternative to prenatal vitamins. Great for those touchy first-trimester months. $43.99 for a case of 50 single-serve packs (3-4 packs are required per day to reach your RDA of folic acid and DHA), at beniceinc.com.