16 Products That Will Have You Screaming "Take My Money" This June

"This stroller ($630+) is the perfect accessory for a growing family — one of those things you buy for your first kid, but it stays firmly in the rotation for years to come. From newborn to little kid, there are over 20 configurations that make the stroller able to accommodate three kids with its rotating seats, glider boards, and car seats (second seat and accessories are sold separately). The fold, even as a double stroller, is incredibly smooth and easy, and attaching and detaching all of the pieces is a breeze (everything clicks right in!). I'd honestly go out on a limb here and say this could be the only stroller you ever need in your kids' lifetimes." — Alessia Santoro, assistant editor, Moms

"We love that this eco-friendly company is owned by a mom and made in the USA. And not only are the throws ($80) super soft and adorable, all products are made from yarn recycled from the cutting-room floors of apparel factories. I have the black and cream Baby Anywhere Throw, which is perfect for my gender-neutral nursery!" — Brandi Milloy, reporter and producer, Living

"Target recently announced its own brand of adorable nursery decor called Cloud Island. The line features several different collections (pictured above is the floral fields collection) and includes tons of items, from crib sheets and blankets to storage bins and animal pillows. It’s safe to say I’ll be decorating a nursery (and maybe even parts of an older kid’s room) with this entire line in the future.” — AS

“Inspired by Barney Saltzberg’s book Beautiful Oops!, this interactive journal ($11) for budding artists takes the idea that you can turn a mistake into a happy surprise to the next level. This hands-on book encourages both creativity and forgiveness with a variety of tangible elements (including flaps, crumpled pieces, and cutouts) for kiddos to decorate and turn into their own masterpieces.” — Lauren Levy, assistant editor, Moms

“If you and your kids aren’t already obsessed with everything doughnut-related, this sleeveless jumperoo ($36) from Purl Lamb is sure to do it. Featuring cartoon sprinkled chocolate and strawberry-frosted doughnuts, this fun jumper is perfect for play — plus, it runs true to size but has room for your child to grow so that they can wear it over and over again.” — AS

"I loved these socks ($33) before I was pregnant for workout recovery and traveling, but now that I'm 33 weeks pregnant, I'm living in mine to help with swollen calves and ankles! I've tried other compression socks before, but these are the best, offering enough support while still being comfortable, and the styles are actually cute." — BM

“Aside from the absolutely darling packaging that you notice right off the bat, Promise Organic has really put a lot of effort into its baby collection (all products under $15) to ensure that all the products are safe to use on baby. You won’t find parabens, harsh preservatives, synthetic fragrances, artificial colors, phthalates, or potentially irritating sulfates anywhere in this baby sunscreen, lotion, baby wash, or diaper rash cream. And I know this isn’t the important part, but can we mention this packaging again for a minute?! So freakin’ cute.” — AS

“After giving birth to her baby boy, Yvette Charlton wanted to design multifunctional nursing and car seat covers in vibrant textiles. Now, we’re loving her vision of whimsical fabrics inspired by Moroccan and Tibetan patterns that pop among more generic baby gear. These colorful pieces give personality as well as functionality to new moms who are on the go.” — LL

"The idea of a 'luxury stroller' might seem like an oxymoron, but one look at the limited-edition Cybex Mios Stroller ($849) will make you a believer. The butterfly pattern, not to mention the superior design, is a tribute to the innovative life's work of designers Charles and Ray Eames, who believed design should be a mix of functionality and fun. A more compact version of the Cybex Priam, this lightweight, airy stroller satisfies both needs effortlessly." — Kate Schweitzer, senior editor, Moms

“If your child is one of the messy ones, these animal-themed bowls ($6 for two) from Cheeky Baby are here to save the day. With a nonslip bottom that makes it hard to accidentally spill the contents during mindless snacking in front of Daniel Tiger or rowdy dinners in the high chair, these bowls are practical and adorable (as is the rest of the Cheeky Baby line).” — AS

“The internet’s favorite moccasin brand, Freshly Picked, recently released a gender-neutral, rubber-soled sandal ($40), and it’s no surprise that the shoe is darling. It comes in four colors — red, platinum, blue, and tan (pictured above) — and is available just in time for Summer play.” — AS

"Before your little one hits the pool or beach, check out Bambino Mio's newest swim diaper print options ($11). Not only are these reusable waterproof diapers eco-friendly, but they are on trend with new designs, including adorable pineapples and sea creatures. The terry lining is soft on baby’s bottom and the leak-proof leg cuffs offer parents peace of mind during vacation fun.” — LL

"This superconcentrated cream ($32) is rich, soothing, and great for dry skin for baby and Mommy. Made from the brand's organic calendula field in Santa Barbara, CA, I love that the products are all natural, organic, allergy tested, and FDA registered. I've been using it for my face, belly, and more and can't wait to continue using these products on my future baby!" — BM

“Good luck not spending all of your money on Finn & Emma’s newest Miami Zoo collection. Not only are the zebra and arrow patterns gender-neutral, but the collection also incorporates one of this Summer’s hottest trends for the mini fashionista: an update on the classic animal print. From accessories and toys to pajamas and full outfits, you’re going to be obsessed with all of these organic options.” — LL

“Introduce your kiddos to the classics with this series featuring Pantone-colored covers ($10 per book, available for preorder now). Aside from using this set to start reading some of these novels with your little ones, the beautiful rainbow spines will add a pop of color to any bookshelf in the house — kid-friendly height or not — or would be the perfect nursery decor. Plus, they’re very Instagrammable items that can put a bright square between the last 20 pictures you posted of your children.” — AS

"This naturally sweet snack has been a godsend during pregnancy for when I'm craving sugar but know better than to grab the pint of ice cream. They're a great source of fiber, antioxidants, and omega-3's, and I actually feel good eating this dried dragonfruit ($13 per 8-ounce bag)." — BM