A. Bird is a new children’s clothing collection designed to be modern yet maintain a vintage feel. Pieces are mix-and-match, for boys and girls in sizes from 12 months to 6 years. I particularly like this Burk Jacket, which is stylish and cute in 100% cotton. It sells for $110 and is available for pre-order at ZealBaby.com.

With Valentine’s Day on its way, I thought I’d point out the Valentine’s Baby Beanie. It’s a sweet crocheted pink hat with bear ears. There’s even a heart embellishment. I think dressing a baby 0-6, 6-12, or 12-18 months old in this would make Valentine’s a cheery day for anyone who sees her. It’s $18 from Etsy seller Monarchdancer.

www.Sckoon.com always has baby clothes I adore. I drool over their organic onesies and their cute matching pants. Today, I came across the $19 Organic Cotton Baby Wa Kabuki Cap in Green Tea and was quite enamored. 100% cotton and couldn’t be cuter, I’d put it on baby with the matching tee (as shown) or a plain white tee and jeans. In sizes 0-6 months and 6-12 months, it’ll keep baby’s head warm through the first year.

Currently Forget Me Not Kids is offering 45% off its collection of Corky coats. I bought the pictured coat for my four year old, and there are many others to choose from. The sizes are starting to get a bit limited, but I had no problem getting the style and size I wanted. At $53.35, this coat is a steal. My daughter has one other Corky Coat, and it has been a treasured favorite. I can’t wait to get my hands on this one! You can check out the sale at https://www.forgetmenotkids.com/Corky-Coats_c_628.html.

I love this great Catimini Spirit City Parka. It reminds me a bit of a favorite Catimini coat that my middle daughter is wearing right now. I love the bubble hemline and oversized buttons. The embroidered flowers are pretty cute too. Fleece inside keeps your child extra warm and snuggly.  You can purchase one of these for $105-$112 depending on size at artebebe.com. It comes in infant and toddler sizes up to 4, and coordinating accessories are also available. My daughter is small, but we’ve gotten more than one year of wear out of her similar coat, which has helped to justify the expense.

The North Face is one of the most trusted brands around for outdoor wear. It is also one of the hippest these days. Girls will no doubt enjoy these practical, but stylish pink gloves. Side clips allow you to attach them to each other or to a coat. Rubber grips accommodate active kids. You could probably even get away with giving these as a gift! You can purchase a pair for $22 at  shop.nordstrom.com.

This cute little scarf is the perfect way to accessorize this winter. Made by cacharel, this machine washable scarf is adorned with irresistible pom poms in white and brown. It looks like a lot of fun. You can purchase one for $24.50 at monpetitchild.com.

Makaboo allows users to create personalized gifts for loved ones right on their website. One example is this Angel Dear Classic Hoodie Jacket. Available in sizes from 0-6 months to 4T, you can personalize the hoodie with a monogram or child’s name. You choose the location, layout, thread color, and font of the personalization, and can preview it online. Made of 100% polyester and machine washable, the jacket is available in a variety of colors. It sells for $49.99 at Makaboo.com.

Kate Mack is probably best known for bathing suits, but they make some great coats as well. My youngest daughter is sporting an exceptionally-cute Kate Mack coat this winter, and I’ve been looking at their line for older girls as well. I love the fun shape of this pink Razzle Dazzle jacket, and the faux fur collar adds a little extra fun. It is a perfect topper for casual winter looks. Right now, you can purchase this warm winter jacket on sale for $64.80 (down from $108). It is available in sizes from 4-6X. You can check it out at littleposhprincess.com.

If you are a fan of Zooni’s wild and crazy hats, check out this fun butterfly design. I love the combination of the classic, subdued pink butterfly with the slightly silly green background. This handmade hat is super warm and comes in sizes from 0-6 months up to 5T. A portion of the profits goes to help children in need. What more could you ask for? The hat, which retails for $32, can be purchased at myprincesscloset.com.

Here’s a great way to keep your child’s hands, fingers, and even his or her arms warm during this cold winter season. mimiTENS take the idea of mittens a step farther. mimiTENS feature long, stretchy cuffs that go all the way to a child’s elbow. This helps to keep your child’s arms warm and make sure they don’t fill up with snow while playing in the snow. As an added bonus, since mimiTENS are a bit larger than most mittens, it’s less likely your child will lose them. You can purchase these clever mitten alternatives at mimiTENS.com, where they sell for $27.50 CAD (approx $26 USD).

This L.L. Bean Ultraplush Jacket is both fun and functional. Made from plush polyester fleece, it is made to be soft to the touch and extra warm. It is available in either pink or brown, and in both little girls’ and girls’ sizes. I think it will appeal to most age groups. You can purchase one for $49.50 at LLBean.com. While the look is trendy, the L.L. Bean name gives you confidence in the durability of the product. Now through December 24, when you spend $25 or more at L.L. Bean, you’ll get a $10 gift certificate.

This incredibly cute set of accessories from Oeuf is sure to please parents and little ones alike. Made from 100% warm alpaca wool, these booties and hat are made in charcoal and black to transform your little guy or girl into a wolf. I especially love the hat, which is practical for all kinds of cold weather wear. The clawed booties, while not so practical for mobile babies, are pretty cute too. This set is designed to fit infants from 3-12 months, You can purchase it for $68 at artebebe.com. A bear version is also available. Both sets would make wonderful, if a bit pricey, gifts.

Every time I see Mitten Clips, I think, “What a great idea!” and vow to remember to pick some up for my son. Have I purchased any yet? No. But this time I think I’ve found the perfect mitten clips - these Preppy Blue Mitten Clips by Sugary Bubbly. They’re stylish and boyish enough for my son to like, and they get the job done, too. Now that he’s in kindergarten, I think that more than ever, mitten clips are a great idea. That way, his mittens won’t get separated, and they’ll also stay with his coat. These mitten clips are available in two lengths, one for toddlers and one for grade school kids. You can purchase a set for just $7.95 at SugaryBubbly.com.

Hatley is known for its great raincoats, and this bundler brings that same attention to quality and style to winter wear. Two zippers make it easy to get on and off, while a fleece-lined interior keep baby extra snug. While this style isn’t ideal for the car, it is great for wintry walks in the stroller. We used a bunting a lot when my December babies were itty bitty. You can purchase this bundler in this fun horses print at globalenfant.com. It retails for $80.00.