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Seriously, J&J? About 574,000 bottles of infant Tylenol are being recalled due to a flaw in the new bottle design. Read details about the recall at tylenol.com.

ReCrib is the brainchild of two New York City parents who obviously get what it's like to lack storage space. The new online marketplace enables parents to sell (or buy) high quality, gently used baby gear. Unloaders get some cash back for the stuff they barely used, and shoppers can avoid dropping full price on, say, a swing. Win-Win. Recrib.com

Sassy's Refreshing Rings have been recalled due to an incident where pieces of the black plastic on the polka-dot ball detached while being chewed. Visit sassy.com for recall details and for information on getting a free replacement toy.

As if teething weren't bad enough as it is. Hyland's is recalling its teething tablets because FDA lab analysis found inconsistent amounts of belladonna, a substance that can be highly toxic at higher doses. Recall details are available at FDA.gov.

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.