Jilly Jellybug is an etsy seller who specializes in rainforest character organic onesies and t-shirts for babies and toddlers. This design has Jilly Jellybug dancing a jelly jig around jupiter trees in the jungle. Other characters in the collection are Pavel Polliwog and Gracie Glowworm. These tees and onesies are a great way to promote rainforest awareness among your children and their friends, and even the adults in their lives. A portion of the sale of each shirt goes to save the mountain gorillas of the Virunga National Gorilla Park in the Congo. You can view the cute designs at etsy seller: JillyJellybug, where this design sells for $27. T-shirts and onesies are available in sizes from 6 months all the way to child size 14/16.

 
The fourth item on my list of necessities for baby is a stroller. If you’re not into pushing your baby around in a buggy and you travel by foot as often as I do, I think a carrier of some sort is in order. You’ve got to have your hands free (and save your back and arms) at some point in time and for that, I have a Mei Tai. However, I also have Evenflo Congo Journey Travel System. We have dragged this thing through mud, muck, rain, snow, gravel and whatever else dares to cross our paths for over 3 years and it is still in good shape. The front tires had to be reinforced but otherwise, nothing is awry.

My favorite features are the bug net, relatively simple folding system, and smooth steering. It is rather bulky but great for long treks and durable (we’re on our second son.) The front piece lifts, making getting your child in and out simpler, and there’s even a detachable piece that stores away underneath to keep legs and feet protected until they’re too big to be kept in. The car seat attaches to the top and is a handy carrier and travel rocking chair for baby. It comes with a canopy and head cushions to keep baby’s head steady. We paid much more than the $129.99 price tag on Amazon.com but, happily, it was worth it.