Bumbleride has recalled certain lots of its Indie and Indie Twin strollers, manufactured between January 2009 and August 2011. The front wheel of affected models can break at the axle hub, causing the stroller to tip. For details, including which model numbers are affected and how to order a free front-wheel retrofit kit, visit cpsc.gov.

He's thinking beyond the diaper bag: the Jonathan Adler spring 2012 collection includes the Matchy Matchy memory game ($14) and a cool growth chart ($12). 

The cheerful day-of-the-week bibs by Petites Frites are colored with low-impact dyes and make a great shower gift. $89 for a set of seven at petitesfrites.com.

The ends of the Cameo by RUX wooden rattles are hand-carved to match the contours of mom's and dad's faces. (One parent's profile is on one end, the other parent's profile on the other end.) And the baby's name is carved into the handle. Too cute. $180 at cameobyrux.com.

Sleep Consult, the new e-book from pediatricians and sleep experts Marc Weissbluth and Daniel Weissbluth, teaches parents to get kids to sleep (and sleep well) within the context of their own families. All for a lot less than a sleep consultant would cost: $9.99 at amazon.com.

The newest installment in the Elephant & Piggie series by Mo Willems is Listen to My Trumpet! It's officially out on February 7; pre-order for $8.99 at amazon.com.

Tadpole and Lily's dapper bowties come in seven colors (among them madras plaid, pistachio seersucker, and nautical stripes) and are available in infant, kid, and adult sizes (in case you want to get a match-with-dad thing going). $20 at tadpoleandlily.com.

The adorable new storage caddy from 3 Sprouts works for anything from diapering products to art supplies. And why don't more storage bins have handles like this? $23.99 at 3sprouts.com.

Manny & Simon's new train push toy is made from 100% post-industrial recycled wood residuals, and painted (in pink, purple, and teal) with zero-VOC paint. There's also a model in red, orange, green, and blue. $48 at mannyandsimon.com.

This year marks the 50th anniversary of Ezra Jack Keats's picture book, The Snowy Day. The artwork still pops and the story is still relevant, and the 50th anniversary edition features eight pages of bonus material—but really, it's just a good reason to revisit a kid lit classic. $19.99 at thejewishmuseum.org.