I think every infant and toddler should have one of these fun and crazy hats from Zooni.  I’m partial to this Under the Sea hat, which features an orange clown fish on a blue background.  You child will be the center of attention whereever he/she goes, and will stay warm at the same time.

Zooni’s hats have won acclaim from celebrity moms such as Tori Spelling, Brooke Shields, and Courtney Cox, and has been featured in Parents Magazine.  One of these adorable and unique creations would make a great gift.  You can purchase one for $32.50 at zooniwear.com.

Summer is beginning to come to a close, but there is always time to catch a little more sun, and there are still lots of great bathing suits out there for little ones.  This is a very cute suit from the Australian company Seafolly.  The Ballerina Skirtini Bikini features a pink paisley print on a white background.  Any little girl will feel special in this suit with its ruffled top and tulle-flounced skirt.

Best of all, the company is known for its high-quality products and has a large following among celebrity moms such as Angelina Jolie, Courteney Cox, and Brooke Shields, so you know you will be satisfied with your purchase.

You can get one of these great suits for an end of the summer price of $41.90 at Nordstrom.com.

Politically-conscious celebrity parents like Courtney Cox are big fans of OmniPeace’s line of clothing. This children’s t-shirt is 100% cotton and features the OmniPeace logo. Twenty-five percent of the proceeds from the sale of these shirts go toward the goal of ending extreme poverty by the year 2025.

So, you are decking your little one out in style while helping to create a brighter future for little ones all over the planet. With its cool graphic and progressive message, this tee is hip indeed. It makes a thoughtful gift idea, too. You can purchase one for $45 from celebrity favorite shopkitson.com.

The luxurious quality of Lulla Smith’s crib bedding has made it immensely popular with celebrity parents. Courtney Cox, Katie Holmes, and Jennifer Lopez are all fans of the designer’s work. In fact, the set Smith designed for Jennifer Lopez’s twins was recently featured in People Magazine. The Copenhagen set is a prime example of the quality that the company has become famous for.

The set includes a bumper, dust ruffle, duvet, down filler, a fitted sheet, and a pillow. All of the pieces are made of high-quality Dupioni silk. All silk pieces must be dry cleaned, however the company offers the option of a cotton sheet in place of the silk one for easier laundering. This makes a great deal of sense to me, since infant sheets are easily soiled.

A number of color and trim choices are available in addition to the ivory with chocolate trim version shown. You can buy the set for $720 at mybabyemma.com.

Celebrity parents such as Gwyneth Paltrow, Debra Messing, and Courtney Cox are huge fans of Little Twig’s line of natural baby care products. These products are made out of organic and all natural ingredients that smell great without chemicals. If you prefer, fragrance-free versions are also available.

I haven’t tried this line yet myself, but I may try them out for baby number three. I secretly love to hoard bath products, and these cute little bottles will make a nice addition to the “collection.” They certainly seem to have earned an excellent reputation among their users, from celebrities to everyday moms and dads.

They have also been featured in almost all of the major baby and parenting magazines. They’ve even made it onto the Today Show. You can purchase the line at littletwig.com. Most products retail for $10-$15. Cute gift sets are also available.

Clairebella by Kathy Denness Moses baskets come in a variety of colors and patterns that will suit anyone’s taste. Their appealing design has made them sought after by stars such as Britney Spears, Courtney Cox, and Gwyneth Paltrow. They retail from approximately $190-$200. You can see the complete line and find a list of online retailers at www.clairebella.com. I loved the idea of a Moses basket, and with so many fun and trendy ones to choose from, I had to have one. That said, I can’t ever remember my daughter sleeping in hers. It never seemed quite practical, and I worried that she was just too close to its walls when I put her in it. We co-slept when she was an infant, and the basket was immensely useful as in-bed storage for diapers, wipes, and hand sanitizer, which saved a lot of time and energy in the early months. I now use it as a cute toy basket.