120 New Baby and Kid Products We Can't Wait to See in 2015

The Orbit Baby O2 is the company's first jogging stroller. Its stroller's seat moves back and down with just one click to convert from an everyday stroller into a jogger — the seat can also be placed in a rear-facing position so kids can face their parents. The frame ($600) fits any Orbit seat but can be bought as a whole system for $900. Expect it Summer 2015.

Expect to see the Baby Trend Hello Kitty collection (strollers, play yards, car seats, and more) in stores across the country this year.

How cool is Nurseryworks' Contour crib ($7,500)? The LA-made crib actually easily converts from a bassinet to a crib.

3 Sprouts is expanding its animal storage line to the bathroom with these adorable toy holders.

Bla Bla Kids continues to delight us with its sweet knit goods. The brand's new collection includes pretzel rattles and flower pillows.

Franklin & Ben is expanding its retro nursery collection with the brand's first metal crib — the four-in-one Winston ($599).

Postpartum recovery will be a lot more comfortable with Mama Strut's Pelv-Ice. The bike-shorts-like contraption comes with pockets for ice packs (or heating pads) and has adjustable Velcro straps for bringing the ice packs closer to the body.

Belly Armor's Smart Nova baby monitor ($149) releases only two percent of the radiation of usual monitors. It features two-way communication and has a three-day battery life.

Just in time for the holidays, Ace Furniture will introduce this bear desk.

Announced last year but just available now, the Bumbleride Indie 4 ($599) is now available with a black frame.

The Priam is Cybex's first "build-your-own" stroller. Buyers choose the frame ($800) and seat ($400) of their choice for a truly custom buggy. Leatherette details just add to the look!

Fin + Emma's Spring collection for girls has a bird-and-feathers theme. The collection includes clothes and matching toys.

This sweet Skip Hop owl phone will hit stores in October.

The Quinny Buzz Xtra got a 2015 makeover. It now features never-flat tires, new handlebars, and a newer, easier fold.

Doona may be the ultimate travel stroller. It is an infant carrier with integrated wheels that can be pulled down into a full-size stroller.

Fisher Price is entering the play-yard market with this ultralight version ($139).

Zoli's popular water bottles will now come in a safe plastic form in both toddler (Pip) and big-kid (Squeak) sizes.

Sleek and sophisticated, Mamas and Papas' Chestnut Tweed version of its popular Urbo ($669) will be available in January.

This week, Aden + Anais introduces a luxury merino wool muslin collection — it is the first of its kind. Unbelievably soft and incredibly versatile, the collection includes blankets (kid- and adult-sized) and sleep sacks. And, best of all, the collection is machine washable and dryable! Thanks to a trademarked weave, the products won't shrink!

Next year Baby Brezza will introduce the 1-Step Glass. It has a glass bowl that is double the size of the current 1-Step and also has a removable water tank.

A fun take on the classic snack trap, Ubbi's Tweat ($9) keeps snacks safe, fresh, and cutely kept in these adorable containers. They'll be out in January.

Finn + Emma's Fall collection for boys has a boat-and-sailor theme. The collection includes clothes and matching toys, including this pirate and sailor.

In August, Britax introduced its Click-Tight technology — a system that makes convertible-car-seat installation quick and secure in a matter of minutes. The system does not use LATCH technology; rather, it threads the seatbelt straps under the seat for the most secure fit we've ever seen. The car seats ($329) hit stores this week.

Fisher Price's Comfort Curve Bouncer ($40) is part of the company's newer, sleeker design collection.

Another JPMA Innovation Award winner, the Cybex Cloud Q Infant Car Seat ($400) will be the best unique infant carrier on the market — it is an infant car seat that reclines, completely! The seat, which is basically the Aton Q seat, flattens out so baby can recline when the seat is in a stroller or on the floor (but not in the car).

The See Under the Sea Submarine will add some fun to toddler bath time.

The Fisher Price Smart Connect 2-in-1 Projection Mobile . . .

A moose, a polar bear, and a penguin make up the Skip Hop Holiday Gift Sets.

From the company that brought us the NoseFrida comes the Fridet — a portable bidet to clean tots after they use the bathroom. The founders say it can also be used as a peri-bottle after birth.

Manny & Simon just introduced wooden banks to its collection.

These sweet ceramic dinnerware sets are from Wee Gallery.

The Muv Kussen infant seat ($260) is compatible with all of the company's strollers.

The ultraluxe Nurseryworks Halo crib ($6,900) is plated in 24K gold. The crib converts into a toddler bed so you have a few extra years with it.

After the founders's daughter complained about goggle straps pulling on her hair, Frogglez were created. The neoprene straps ($13 for the strap, $20 for the strap and goggles) keep goggles in place without tugging on hair.

Meet Sweden Toys' Pee & Poo. They're stuffed animals designed to get kids comfortable talking about using the restroom.

The new Woodland Friends theme will appear on the cradle and swing.

Tiny Love's baby seat is being updated into a bassinet.

The new Baby Jogger City Mini Zip ($249) is inspired by the popular City Mini stroller. Weighing only 16 pounds, it folds compactly and stands on its own.

GB's Zuzu ($200) is the company's umbrella stroller. It has a slide folding mechanism that allows it to stand 30 percent shorter than other strollers when it is folded up.

How cute is TOMY's Walk Me Follow Me Puppy?

The Pee & Poo line from Sweden toys includes underwear with the Pee character on front and the Poo character on back.

For the Instagram-loving mom, Pearhead's milestone blocks feature days, weeks, and months.

For those awkward corners in your home, BabyTrend is introducing a triangular play yard.

The new Love to Dream 50/50 Transition won the JPMA Innovation Award for the infant and toddler category. The swaddler is a great way to transition babies from swaddle to more movement. It has zippers that can be removed when it's time to transition out of the newborn version.

A winner of the JPMA Innovation award, the Babymoov Camera ($200) is the first camera ever created with zero percent electromagnetic waves, making it the safest one for babies. It took the company's founders three years to develop the wired camera that hooks onto cribs with a patent-pending wire that cannot be removed from the camera. It connects to your home WiFi network so its feed can be viewed on your phone or tablet via an app. You can talk to your baby through the app, turn on colored lights, play music, take pictures, and more. The camera will be available in March 2015.

This five-in-one unit ($120) steams, sterilizes, warms, blends, and defrosts baby's food. It should arrive in the US in late September 2014.

Belly Armor is introducing maternitywear that protects babies from radiation prior to their birth.

The Milk Sense Breast Milk monitor will finally hit the market in Q1 2015. It measures the amount of milk in a mother's breast before and after feeding so she can monitor how much her baby is eating.

The Quinny Maxi Taxi ($129) is the fastest way to get in and out of a car with a baby. It takes the frame of the Kaia and snaps in any Maxi-Cosi car seat.

Ubbi is moving beyond the diaper pail and into the bathroom with its new 3-in-1 Potty ($40). It includes a step stool, a potty seat, and a potty.

The Splashdown Trainer is designed to teach little boys proper toilet etiquette.

The First Years will introduce a new Quiet Expressions Plus Double Breast Pump.

British design darling Donna Wilson lent her talents to the Mamas and Papas Urbo, which is available now.

Lamaze is expanding its stroller-toy line to include a dragon, a lobster, and a donkey.

Austin-based JJ Rabbit is making toddler mealtime a lot more fun. The company's tableware is all made from plants, and its cups feature fun surprises inside.

The Armadillo Flip XT ($599, plus $219 for the bassinet) will arrive in March with a bigger canopy and chunkier wheels than the original Flip. It also has leatherette details.

Belly Armor will introduce a men's version of its radiation guard in October. The Belly Armor Boxer Brief uses ultrathin (and very soft) fabric to protect sperm from cell phone and computer radiation.

One of our favorite finds at the fair, the Sili Skin Straw Tops ($9 for three) convert any glass into a spill-proof cup. Just slip them (sippy cup or straw-up style) over a glass's opening, and you're set! Expect to see them in stores Dec. 1.

Stokke is taking its Cruisi stroller off-roading. The Trailz ($1,299) is the company's first all-terrain stroller. It has bigger tires and a huge waterpoof under-basket and can be set in one of five positions. The stroller will be out Oct. 1.

Consider the Clek Fllo ($350 and up) the lite version of the Foonf. It is 10 pounds lighter (weighing in at 25 pounds), sits lower in the seat, and uses a flex latch, rather than the company's signature rigid latch, in both the forward- and rear-facing positions. The company will introduce a two-piece infant insert ($70) so babies can use the seat too.

In October, 3 Sprouts will launch a line of lunch boxes.

On Dec. 14, Maxi Cosi will introduce the Micro Maxi 30. It is the company's lightest infant carrier to date, weighing just 8.9 pounds. It uses a natural bamboo fabric for wicking smells and moisture away that is also machine washable and dryable. It is available in preset colors or can be customized on the company's website.

Chicco's Lulla Go ($99) is a lightweight bassinet that is earning rave reviews.

Boon is redesigning the snack container with the Nosh.

The Buggy Board gets a fun addition later this year — a seat! The Buggy Board Saddle attaches directly to the current board so kids can sit during their stroll.

Babyletto is adding some color to its offerings with the Bingo crib ($499). The crib's best feature is its built-in storage.

Available this week for the first time, the Chicco Bravo Trio is available with and without the company's popular Keyfit 30 infant seat.

Hello Kitty-lovers will fall for Jujube's new Hello Kitty line of gear — including this diaper bag.

The ultrapopular mamaRoo is getting a sleek upgrade. The base is smaller, the control panel is more compact, and it can be controlled via an app — meaning a mom can make the mamaRoo go from any room in the house.

Fisher Price's first foray into breastfeeding includes a pillow that "grows" with your baby. In the beginning, moms place the baby on the larger side to bring them closer to the breast. As baby grows, mom uses the smaller side. And when baby's not nursing, the pillow can be used as a play spot with the attached bar.

The Babyletto Scoot crib is a three-in-one convertible fixture.

How cute is Aden + Anais's new Vintage Circus set?

In March, Baby Jogger will introduce the Vue Double ($399). With reversible seats, the stroller can be pushed in a number of combinations with babies from birth up to 50 pounds each (yes, you could be pushing 100 pounds of kids here!). The Vue Double will also accommodate two soft prams.

Reusable fabric nursing pads have never looked quite so good.

BabyTrend is considering adding a seat option to its popular Sit and Stand. The seat would be removable, so kids could sit or stand.

Weighing just 15 pounds, the GB Ellum ($230) features a kick-and-lift fold for a simple closure.

Not only is Aden + Anais's new muslin toddler bedding adorable, but it also has a fun little trick. The foot of the top sheet and the foot of the bottom sheet are attached, so kids can't kick the sheets off the bed — we can't wait for March!

Designed by a mom who was having trouble changing her squirmy baby's diaper, the Snuggwugg ($35) is an activity bar with textures and toys for baby to play with, as well as a pocket that holds a smartphone or a photo.

Skip Hop just introduced lunch sets that include easy-open lunch boxes, a thermal container with a thick thread so little kids can easily open it, and a coordinating lunch box.

Already on the market, the Baby Brezza Cuddle Cradle ($20) is a light-as-a-feather "mold" for holding and feeding babies. It was created after a father wasn't sure how to hold his newborn.

This fire engine potty seat is too cute!

The Bla Bla line of knit toys continues with the Bla Bla Flower Dolls.

Babiator is moving beyond the sunglasses market and into the prescription frames market with two styles — cat eye and rectangular.

The new Boon Soak Tub (available in March) grows with kids. The infant insert can be reversed for bigger kids, providing support where they need it.

The stroller of princes and princesses, the Silver Cross Balmoral is making its way across the pond to the US this year.

The most popular item in the Skip Hop booth was this dog stroller bar. It comes with a removable snack cup and textile play items.

JJ Cole is introducing a new toddler collection, including these adorable backpacks, designed to fit a folder. They even come with a matching folder for bringing artwork back and forth to school.

BOB Strollers introduced the Flex ($479) in July. The stroller takes the company's Revolution and adds an adjustable handle to it. The company is considering adding an infant seat in 2015.