These Are the 17 Products You Need to Add to Your Holiday Gift Lists

"Baby wearing makes it oh-so-easy to tote your little one around as you check off your holiday shopping list — but it can also cramp your style. The Heritage Plaid Wrap ($80) from cult label Solly Baby, however, will actually enhance your outfit. The blue check print, straight out of fashion designer Jenni Kayne's recent collection, will pull your outfit together in seasonal style." — Maggie Winterfeldt, editor, Moms

"Your childhood beanbag and your adult pillow obsession can finally become one! Available in three sizes, these Boho Loungers (starting at $131) come in sleek triangle shapes and authentic mud-cloth fabric options. Whether you use it for your nursery or living room, it's sure to become the most coveted seat in the house." — Angela Elias, director, Moms

"There are few products Roller Rabbit puts its adorable prints on that we don't instantly fall in love with. And their holiday collection is no exception. While we stock up annually on matching pajamas for every member of our family, this year we were especially charmed by the Holli Bouti Canvas Tree Skirt ($125). Its vibrant colors and playful print will bring even an artificial tree to dazzling life, and the tassels are so on-trend." — MW

"There's obviously some sort of direct correlation between the number of kids you have and the amount of sleep you get. But tired moms on-the-go need not fear; this reusable Kafé in the Box ($17) coffee mug is not only sleek, but superdurable thanks to new Tritan technology that can survive even the most cringeworthy fall. That way, caffeine is always within an arm's reach." — MM

"Whether you participate in the tradition of giving your child a special ornament every year or not, Milestone Baby's Keepsake Ornament ($19) is a must have for each kiddo this year, whether they're still a baby or not. The simple glass ornament comes with 12 pieces of paper and 12 gold seals so that you can write a special message to your child each year, roll it up, place it into the ornament, and display it on the tree year after year until you're ready to hand it down to them, so they can pop the cork and open up all your messages before hanging it on their own tree." — AS

"Finally – a wellness gift that your little one will actually enjoy! The Zaq Sky Kids Aromatherapy Diffuser with Starry Projection ($40, originally $50) lulls kids to sleep with relaxing scents and dreamy visuals that transform a bedroom ceiling into a starry sky. It also acts as a humidifier, air purifier, and ionizer, making it a multifunctional workhorse that doesn't take up much space." — AE

"The fan-favorite brand, Lively, is known for its signature bras and undies, and now it's releasing its first maternity line complete with comfy nursing bras and this supersoft Nursing Bodysuit ($45) that would be a dream for any new mama." — MM

"Vitruvi's sleek stone diffuser is already a favorite among design enthusiasts looking to de-stress, but its new collection of diffuser blends ($24) makes it even easier to achieve an incredible-smelling space with just a single bottle. Each of the five blends are inspired by a mood or place, so whether you're looking to be invigorated, relaxed, or transported, these blends will have you set." — AE

"There isn't much about parenting that's more annoying than trying to effectively brush your kids' teeth before they're too old to really get in there themselves. Enter the FridaBaby SmileFrida ($10), which has a soft, three-sided brush head that allows you to get in and out quick, but with much more success than a normal brush. (Plus, with all the sugar cookie-eating the holiday season brings, this is going to be a lifesaver.)" — AS

"Track your mini me's sleep patterns and heartbeat through an app with this wearable baby monitor created by Mattel, which gives parents daily sleep reports whether you've put them down for the entire night or a quick nap. But far and away, the most reassuring feature of the Sproutling Baby Monitor ($250) is that parents are alerted the second their little one rolls over via push notifications." — MM