130+ New Baby and Kid Products You'll Wish You Could Get Your Hands On ASAP

Perhaps the most adorable item we saw was Sago Mini's new Tuck Me In Quilt ($100). Created by the dad behind the Sago Mini apps for kids, the quilt is designed with pockets kids can use to tuck their stuffed animals into bed each night. In the coming year, the company hopes to introduce themed versions of the quilt, too.

This just-launched limited-edition design by Sophie Machado was carefully hand dyed in LA in a palette inspired by her and her husband Rob’s world travels. A portion of the sales of the collection of double-layer linen ring slings ($180), which are exclusive to committed retailers, benefit the Rob Machado Foundation.

If you can’t get enough of your fitness tracker, you’ll be just as obsessed with the first-ever wearable for soon-to-be parents, out in February. The band ($150) tracks your entire pregnancy — including fetal movements — and once baby arrives, you can record diaper changes, nap times, and feedings directly onto the device or its corresponding app. Plus, you won’t need an armful of wristbands; this one also logs steps, sleeps, and hydration.

We’ve got Instagram to thank for this one! The new generation of monthly photos isn’t complete with just a belly sticker adhered to a onesie. Now, Lulujo has created a photo-ready set ($20) — with a large muslin blanket and 14 coordinating cards — perfect for sharing your baby’s growth on social media.

One chair, three stages of incredible, lust-worthy design! Created by Norwegian designer Peter Opsvik for his granddaughter, the ergonomically superior chair ($299) can be used from infancy, and they are beyond comfortable for even adults! Not only is it beautiful, but it’s also seamless to adjust, and it even can rest on to a table for when you need to clean underneath it.

Back-and-forth motion is fine and all, but the newest swing ($130) coming from Fisher-Price offers an updated, more natural circular motion that better mimics the movements of inside the womb. Added bonus: this has a 25-percent smaller footprint that traditional swings from the brand.

Babywearers rejoice! The fashion-forward designers at Twelvelittle have devised the perfect solution for those moms who prefer to wear their babies and thus have a hard time schlepping a shoulder bag as well. These chic fanny packs wrap around the waist and provide just enough room for diapers, wipes, and your personal essentials.

Ubabub's Mod Crib features an intricate bent-metal base. The crib, which will be available in June 2017, converts into a toddler bed for longer use.

In January, Graco will introduce the Forever Xtend-A-Fit, a car seat that combines the highlights of its most popular seats the 4Ever and then Extend2Fit. The new seat will accommodate rear-facing children from 4 to 50 pounds and forward-facing kids from 22 to 50 pounds. When used as a no-back booster, it is designed for kids up to 120 pounds. The Forever Extend2Fit will retail for $350 in Q1 2017.

A glider for the connected parent, Babyletto's Kiwi Swivel Glider ($599) not only reclines electronically, it has a built-in USB port for easy phone charging during long nursing sessions. The chair will be out in February 2017.

UppaBaby is introducing a $50 genuine leather kit for handle and bumper bars. The genuine leather pieces are REACH compliant and will patina over time for that worn-in look.

Cybex is working with Dutch designer Marcel Wanders on a capsule collection of whimsical high chairs that will launch in January 2017.

Nursing scarves aren’t anything new, but this multipurpose leather cuff gives it a host of new benefits. Worn with the scarf or on one’s wrist, it can be strategically placed on either side to serve as a subtle breastfeeding reminder to note which side to nurse with next. The cuff can also be used to secure your shirt up and away from baby’s face during feeding sessions!

If you haven’t seen any of these wild Japanese-inspired prints popping up on your baby gear — there are now collaborations with strollers, bottles, layette, and more — you certainly will. Case in point: JuJuBe has partnered with the line in a range of colorful bags.

UppaBaby will introduce an innovative new fabric in Winter 2017 — wool! The Mesa wool seat ($350) is naturally flame-retardant and will be the first infant seat completely free of chemical flame retardants.

This is one of the only sound machines (and one of the only night lights, for that matter!) that looks chic enough to go from nursery room to master bedroom. With cool-to-touch LED light, this simplistic dome design can be controlled by an app with thousands of customizable colors and graphic overlays.

For kids who hate bath time, this new toy from Yookidoo is a game changer, and for kids who already love splashing in the tub, plan to have them never want to leave it. The new Spin ’N’ Sort Spout Pro, once suction-cupped to the wall, offers tons of creative water discovery opportunities.

The popular Maxi-Cosi Pria 85 will receive an upgrade in 2017 with the Maxi-Cosi Pria 85 Max. The new seat features the company's new "Quick Click" magnetic closure that is designed to prevent kids from unbuckling themselves in the backseat.

Tiny Love's new Nature's Way Bouncer and Sway moves with baby's motion. The combination bouncer and swing will be released in July 2017.

These adorable plastic pigs — which serve as toy storage! — are part of Cybex's capsule collection with Dutch designer Marcel Wanders.

This is what any tot needs to stay warm during the coldest of months. With a thick, built-in bamboo quilt covering the bottom half of the sleep sack, baby’s feet keep heat in — and the standard top helps keep your little one from getting sweaty.

A combination nightlight and flashlight, the Boon Gleam projects colorful images on little ones' walls as they fall asleep. Once they awake and pick it up, the bottom becomes a flashlight for late-night trips down the hallway. It will be available beginning in April 2017.

Stokke's new Winter Style Kit will make you wish for an early snow fall! The plaid cover and solid hand warmers are sure to chase the Winter blues away.

Fridababy, who brought you the NoseFrida snot-sucking device, will introduce the SmileFrida toothbrush. The brush hugs the front and back of each tooth to reduce brushing time.

Nursery Works's new Compass Rocker ($799) has an extremely smooth glide and ultra-soft covering that new parents will find comforting as they rock their babies to sleep. The rocker will hit stores in early March.

It's entirely possible that your feet can expand during pregnancy and never fully return to their original, pre-pregnancy size. If that's even remotely concerning, get your hands on these MommySteps shoe insoles, which are guaranteed to prevent foot growth by more than a half-size. Plus, a few minutes in the oven perfectly primes them to be molded to your feet so you can have all-day comfort for nine straight months.

Naptime or playtime, this sweet baby dome ($70) can go anywhere. The SPF-20 canopy provides sun shade and has handy links to attach toys. And not only is it lightweight, but it folds flat and has easy-carry handles to help keep your family on the move.

In May 2017, Maxi Cosi will introduce the next iteration of the company's collaboration with designer Edward van Vliet. The Graphic Flower collection combines a Spirograph-like design with a flower pattern in neutral tones and will appear on the Mico Max 30 and the Adora stroller.

Changing time will be a lot more fun with Tiny Love's Kangy Kangaroo or Dino Dinosaur attached to the table. The fun tows attach to virtually any changing table (or stroller or play yard) to entertain tots while parents take care of business.

If you prefer to cover up when nursing but don’t want to feel as though your baby is hidden away under a blanket, the new cover from Skip Hop provides a mesh window for ventilation and easy viewing during latching . . . and whenever else you want to sneak a peek!

For every parent that's ever wondered why they had to fill an entire tub to wash their tiny tot, there will soon be the Baby Dam ($40). The flexible device fits almost every US bath (the device is being adjusted to fit US tubs which are wider and shorter than their British counterparts) and will make its stateside debut in the first half of 2017.

We’ve all been there: we finally get our baby to sleep, delicately place them in their crib, tiptoe out of the room, and then go to close the door. Click! With the turn of the knob, your baby is awake . . . and screaming. This simple-yet-ingenious door silencer helps keep the clicking at bay when you leave the room.

All Keen shoes for toddlers are now daycare-approved! What does that mean? Many preschools and toddler programs require kids to wear close-toed shoes for safety, even during hot Summer months. But with a skid-proof, reinforced toe bumper — along with the standard wide velcro-strap opening and corded, lace-free technology — they now are all ready to wear!

Cleaning baby's bottles is never fun, but the new InnoBaby 2-in-1 Cleaning Brush will certainly make it easier. The brush is designed to get into every nook and cranny of your bottles (or your vases!) to ensure they're clean. And because it's silicone, it's made to last.

This Winter Stokke will introduce a new edition of its all-terrain Trailz stroller in Nordic Green. The stroller includes the ultra-warm storm cover, a changing bag, and a picnic blanket.

DaVinci will launch a crib collection in collaboration with Carter's next Summer. The Connor Crib ($229) is GreenGuard Gold certified and converts into a full-sized bed.

This patented fork looks like a flower and is designed to fit the size and shape of little mouths — and it works no matter what angle your toddler holds it. The plastic travel case makes this the spoon-and-fork set you’ll take with you everywhere.

Swaddles and sleep sacks are not created equal, but Ergobaby is determined that their latest unveiling stacks high above the rest. This sack, for newborns to 9-month-olds, is a customizable coverup that can be adjusted as babies grow thanks to a removable arm swaddle and adjustable shoulder straps.

Talk about a good-looking high chair! The Tuo ($150), with its wood legs and leather finish, debuts in January and is one of the few chairs on the market that converts into a kids standard-height chair by simply unscrewing the top half of the legs.

Up until now, nearly every baby carrier — save for wraps and slings — required an infant insert for a newborn’s first few weeks of life. With the recently launched Adapt style, however, there’s no need for anything extra. Plus, it still grows with your child, up to 45 pounds. Coming soon from the line: an adorable Sophie La Girafe collaboration that even includes a strap to hold a baby’s beloved Sophie teether doll.

Double stroller parent will rejoice with the news that Maxi-Cosi will introduce its first double stroller in 2017! The Dana For 2 will be the only umbrella stroller on the market that accommodates two car seats. At only 31-inches wide, it's one of the narrowest, too!

When you’re so tired you want to rock your baby to sleep without actually rocking your baby to sleep, this Micuna glider ($1200) might be a wise investment. The bassinet is magnetized to the chair through a unique docking system, which means you can buy an additional one for the other side if you have twins.

The "scratched finish" trend continues into 2017, and can been seen on the upcoming DaVinci Fairway Crib ($229)

When you want your kid’s playroom to have an on-trend look, pick up these black-and-white foam tiles that can be repositioned in a host of patterns, from a classic chevron to a checkerboard to a bold diagonal stripe.

Silver Cross prams have been a Royal Family staple since the 1920s, but today's families just don't have the space to store the classic prams. That's why the company is preparing to introduce the Silver Cross Wave ($1,300) to the US market in January 2017. The Wave, which easily converts into a double-tandem stroller at no extra cost, comes with a bassinet and a reversible seat featuring marled jersey fabric and leatherette detailing. It truly is a beauty!

Consider the upcoming Boon Care kit to be a pack of baby's first essentials. It includes six items — a nail clipper, a thermometer, a cradle cap brush, a medicine dispenser, a gum scrubber, and an aspirator.

The adorable Lamaze Repeat Petey hangs from stollers and play yards and repeats whatever you tell him with the press of a button.

Graco is introducing a new Snug Lock infant car seat base that provides a quick and easy installation process. The system was designed to make transferring car seats between cars easier with either a seat belt or LATCH system. The system will be integrated into the SnugRide Snug Lock Elite ($219).

Million Dollar Baby Classic will launch the upholstered Darlington crib ($500) next year. The upholstered piece can be removed for easy cleaning — because we all know that babies don't keep things neat!

The Quinny Zapp Flex will replace the current Quinny Zapp stroller once it is introduced in March 2017. The new compact stroller has an easier fold, a larger under basket, and will accommodate a bassinet — the Quinny Lux Tuck — for the first time.

In early January, Bumbleride will introduce Matte Black to it's stroller lineup. The Indie ($559), Speed ($579), and Indie Twin ($789) will be available in all back versions.

Dock-A-Tot is introducing a play arch to entertain little ones. The $25 arch will fit all Dock-A-Tot Deluxe Pluses while the whimsical toys will be available separately.

The Babyletto EERO Crib features paneling and gold feet. It's actually a four-in-one crib that converts up to a full-sized bed.

Cybex will introduce a new baby carrier in February 2017 that combines the hip structure of a baby carrier with the ease and softness of a wrap. It can be used in three positions — parent-facing, side-facing, and back carrier. The carrier can hold children up to 27 pounds and features a flower-like opening as children grow.

This new 100-percent plant-based liquid soap is tailor made for baby bottles. In fact, the non-toxic ingredients are expertly formulated to break down milk residues from both breastmilk and formula.

It doesn’t get more customizable than this five-in-one multichair ($230), which starts as a newborn recliner before transitioning into an infant high chair, a toddler booster, a big kid booster, and finally a long-lasting youth stool.

Cybex will introduce the Sirona M Car Seat early next year. The seat, which is approved for tots 5 to 65 pounds, is both froward- and rear-facing, with 11 height settings and three levels of linear side impact protection. But parents will be most excited about the easy access seatbelt threading. The seat, which will be available in Q1 2017, will cost $350.

Both you and your kids will have a whale of a time in the bath thanks to this mesh toy caddy. By simply unzipping the bottom, the toys fall straight into the tub, and once fastened, it can easily scoop them up without leaving sitting water.

The Graco Milestone will evolve into the Slimfit 3-in-1 ($229) in 2017. The new seat is two inches slimmer than the previous version thanks to swivel cup holders.

Inspired by the avant garde, this gorgeous styling of the line’s classic Maris stroller – complete with a layered, laser-cut canopy – will be the talk of the playground.

Cybex is working with Dutch designer Marcel Wanders on a capsule collection that includes this leatherette bouncer that will launch in January 2017.

Finally, a style Mom or Dad can carry without a second thought! This messenger bag is lightweight and tall, which gives parents the lower profile look they’ve often demanded in the diaper bag market.

One of the most annoying purchases a mom can make is reusable swim diapers. You often never get through a package before your baby has grown out of the size, and you likely never actually have them with you when the moment for a swim arises. Lassig is finally bringing their concept of four-layer, patent-pending wicking swimwear to the US, and it’s in the form of suits with built-in swim “diapers” that hold liquids and solids and can be washed clean for seasons of use.

To call this piece of fabric a nursing cover is a gross understatement. The 4-in-1 product can also be used as a car seat cover, an infinity scarf, and a universal shopping cart cover – that’s right, it even fits over those extra-large Target carts that no other brand on the market does. What’s great, too, is that it’s far less bulky than other shopping cart covers so you can toss it in your purse when you’re done!

The next phase in Dr. Brown’s bottles is the same great ventilated bottle construction but with a wide neck. What’s the point? It generally works the same, but because the nipple has a broader base, it’s more synonymous with breastfeeding, making it an ideal bottle when going back and forth or transitioning.

One of our most innovative finds at the show was Doodle & Co's The Pop Pacifier. Launching in January, the $10 pacifiers form a protective bubble around the nipple of a pacifier to prevent parents from having to suck the dirt off of the bulbs themselves.

Who knew there were so many bells and whistles to be had in a simple car seat cover? This new one, made of ultra-breathable material, attaches at the sides so parents can still grip the handle, and it has an elastic-lined bottom so it perfectly cups any size car seat. The zipper, which moves both directions, is perfect for subtle check-ins and to get baby in and out without dismantling the whole thing.

Want to infuse a little sparkle in your baby’s layette collection? The brand’s new offering of baby clothes with silver, gold, and rose gold accents adds a perfect touch.

Any parent that's ever entered a public restroom only to realize there's no changing table there will appreciate the new Baby Change-N-Go ($99). Designed to hang from the back of a door, the Baby Change-N-Go holds diapers, wipes, and a change of clothes — in addition to a baby up to 105 pounds. Babies and toddlers are snugly safe and secure in the hanging changer, and parents don't have to worry about stretching out on a dirty floor.

Fans of Wean Green's durable glass food storage containers will be happy see that the line is expanding to include the Duo, a bento box-like version of the classic design.

Maxi-Cosi will introduce the Nomad Collection in March 2017, a collection of stroller fashions that include vegan leather accents.

It’s one of the first “suspended” bassinets ($150), in that it hovers on its metal base via springs and responds to baby’s natural motion and can be easily swayed by a tired parent with just a bedside touch. It also comes with a detachable “soother” that plays calming music and can add a dose of vibration to the cradle.

This Spring, Cybex will introduce the Birds of Paradise Collection, complete with a colorful bird embroidered to the hood of a car seat and onto baby carriers.

Invented by the neighbor of a parent who was tired of her tot throwing his food on the floor, Tray Haven ($39) works much like a pop-up hamper. Its mesh sides and elastic back make it compatible with anything with a seatback and tray. It can be cleaned with a warm cloth or placed on the top rack of a dishwasher and will be available beginning December 2017.

The Million Dollar Baby Classic Langford Crib ($549) will bring a hint of rustic sophistication, and storage, to the nursery.