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Susan Moss is an owner/partner in BabyNames.com and is a freelance bookkeeper in Chicago, Illinois.

Light-up potty for night toilet training

Helping your baby through toilet training can be difficult, and every little bit of help along the way can make a great difference, say the makers of the new Lumi Potti.

The difference? A motion-activated nightlight lets your child find the potty at night, and use it confidently without needing your help. Read More

Making a game of brushing teeth

For kids, tooth-brushing is an unpleasant chore, says San Francisco-based Grush. “Parents are forced to spend a lot of time supervising their child’s brushing to make sure they brush properly.”

The solution to this problem? The video game toothbrush, which “transforms boring tooth-brushing into a fun game. Read More

Learn with a helicopter

The Explore and Learn Helicopter combines a favorite toy with introductory learning tools.

There’s a spinning propeller of course, and wheels that roll for take-off. The exit door opens and closes — and releases colorful balls. Read More

High-tech onesie has built-in sensors

Here are some high-tech pajamas: Mimo has built multiple sensors into a onesie, so that “while your baby is wearing the Kimono, you can check their movements and body position to see just how active or peaceful they are — no matter where you or your baby might be.”

Mimo says its clinically validated sleep algorithms let you know “when your baby falls asleep, when they wake, and how well they are sleeping. Read More

Friendly gadget speaks letters

Don’t think it will give your kid an English accent, but it should help them learn letters: the Little Gadget Letter Friend from Vtech uses English voices “dispatched from the UK.”

The 7-inch talk robot “is sure to get your little one excited about learning!” Vtech says. Read More

Safe travels: convertible car seat

Combining safety for your baby and small children with ease of use for you, Clek says its Foonf convertible car seat helps to prevent injury to your child in the event of a collision.

The patented REACT (Rapid Energy-Absorbing Crumple Technology) safety system reduces impact forces by up to 40 percent. Read More

Packable play yard travels with you

The Pack ‘n Play On The Go has a durable frame that makes it perfectly suited for travel,  maker Graco says, and its push-button design makes it fold up fast and without a hassle.

The travel play yard is 20 percent more compact than traditional play yards, Graco adds, “making it the perfect piece of gear to bring along when you’re traveling.” The toy bar features three soft toys to give your baby lots of visual interest and amusement. Read More

Listen up, baby!

The Nuvo Advanced Pregnancy Audio System “provides a simple yet sophisticated way to safely deliver sounds, music, and recorded voices directly to your baby in the womb,” says maker Ritmo. “This system comes with the Safe and Sound Controller, which continually adjusts the music decibel level to provide an added level of safety to the listening experience for your developing child.”

The four-speaker surround sound belt offers a high-quality audio experience, while remaining lightweight and comfortable enough to wear at home and on-the-go. Read More

Warm the bottle and heat the food

The Bib Expresso lets you prepare a bottle in 90 seconds with one hand. “It doesn’t get easier than this,” maker Beaba says.

The 3-in-1 Baby Bottle & Food Warmer also warms bottles (pre-mixed or breast milk), warms jarred food, and sanitizes bottles with a “unique self-cleaning option to ensure a healthy baby.”

It’s $150 here. Read More

A Traveling Play Yard

With the Pack ‘n Play On The Go, your baby will be kept comfy and cozy whether at home or away, says maker Graco, “and the durable frame makes it perfectly suited for travel.”

The whole thing folds up at the push of a button, making it easy to store and to carry. Read More

Did Einstein bend balls?

“Soft, flexible plastic with bright primary colors make this Ball fun and easy for little fingers to bend, squeeze, grasp, and roll,” says Baby Einstein.
The Bendy Ball also has a rolling Rattle Ball inside inside to add additional sounds and visual stimulation to the toy. Read More

Robot teaches tots

“With his quirky personality, rockin’ dance moves, and funny responses,” developer Vtech  says, “your child will love interacting” with its robot toy. Cogsley has an animated LCD screen, as well as mechanical moving parts, and “is the perfect learning robot friend.”

Moving parts on Cogsley include twistable ears, spinning nose and eyes, moving arms, twisting body, and moving eyebrows and mouth. Read More

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