Let Your First Spring Purchases For You and Baby Be These Trendy Picks

"Keep up with the trends as a family this Spring and Summer with these adorable tapestry throw blankets ($13, originally $36) in cool food designs that you can literally use for everything. Hang a hamburger one on your teen's bedroom wall, have a picnic in the park atop the doughnut print, or bring the pizza to the beach to lay on the sand." — Alessia Santoro, assistant editor, Moms

"Chatbooks can be a lifesaver for busy parents with kids of all ages who have endless snapshots on their phones but no time to print them out and do something with those empty albums. For new moms and dads, Chatbooks just launched a limited-edition line of baby books ($14+) that can hold 366 photos, be imported directly from your phone app, and easily be printed as multiple copies so everyone can enjoy a special reminder of your little one's first moments." — Lauren Levy, assistant editor, Moms

"If you've ever tried heating up your baby's food without using a microwave, you've probably dealt with food that gets way too hot, plastic plates that melt, and having to boil water to get a steaming process going. With the Olababy SteamBowl ($10), so much of the struggle is eliminated from this process, making it easier for you to feed your baby with no nonsense. The bowl is made from silicone, has a collapsible base so it can stand freely in a pot to get steamed with minimal water; it doesn't get hot, and it has a supercool bonus feature: a little lip on the side of the bowl to scrape the spoon on so you're not pouring a huge bite of food into your kid's mouth." — AS

"In honor of the start of baseball season, The Honest Company is releasing an adorable new line of Major League Baseball-inspired diapers ($14 per package) that will get cheers from even the smallest fans. Exclusively sold at Target in select stores and online during April, these spirited diapers come in five different beloved teams: Chicago Cubs, San Francisco Giants, Boston Red Sox, St. Louis Cardinals, and Los Angeles Dodgers." — LL

"If you've ever lost the will to live trying to plan a kid's birthday party, you're not alone, and you don't have to ever feel that way again. With Party in a Box (starting at $250), everything you need for a kiddo party — think plates, cups, favors, balloons, etc. — is shipped right to your doorstep. The company will even work with you to make sure it has an understanding of your aesthetic and the scale of the party before customizing every item to your needs." — AS