All Scoops by Jamie Rubin in Every City

The Twins diaper bags from Pink Lining feature extra space, extra pockets, and an adjustable shoulder strap that can fit over any stroller, plus Pink Lining’s standard thoughtful features (changing mat, zip wet bag, insulated bottle pockets, and more). $140 at pinklining.com. 

Fashion snobs, rejoice: Oscar de la Renta is launching a line of clothing for boys and girls from 18 months to 14 years. We can't even think about how much it's going to cost, but it's going to be stunning.

Thankfully for our wallets, Valentino doesn't have a kids' line. Not yet, anyway. So we'll take Gap's new Rose lunchbox, which sure looks like an ode to Valentino's Petale totes; $19.95 at gap.com.

Educo's solid wood Rise 'N Shine Coffee Maker is $35 at thecompanystore.com.

BabyGap is channeling the 80s—hardcore—for spring. Their acid-washed ruffle skirt ($29.50) is available in baby and toddler sizes, at gap.com. Cyndi Lauper soundtrack not included.

Mini Valentine Hot Cocoa Mix works and tastes like regular ole' instant hot chocolate—only, yup, it's pink. $3.95 at crateandbarrel.com.

A big round of applause to Blu Pony Vintage for creating an innovative kids' clothing line centered on something other than bedazzled tanks and graphic tees (not that we don't love bedazzled tanks and graphic tees). The brand-new label launches next week, with their adorable 1920's-inspired Summer 2010 collection. No synthetics. No plastic buttons. Just lots of Made in the USA retro-style that feels refreshingly now. Look for it next week at: Pebbles (L.A.), Flicka (Santa Monica), Little Skye, and Stringbean Co.

Match & Munch's puzzle sandwich cutters are $16.95 for a set of four different interlocking shapes at spoonsisters.com

Pediped's soft-soled Gladiator prewalkers are $42 at pediped.com.

If you want to see an 18-month-old entertain himself for a really long time, give him a BuckleyBoo. The newish line of plush toys are adorned with a row of buckles and clasps, and come in various animal versions (lions, bears, cats, pigs). BuckleyBoos cost $19.99 for a 12-inch toy or $29.99 for a 17-inch at buckleyboo.com.

The latest in Jellio's whimsical collection of furniture inspired by stuff we loved as kids: The Music Table, $950 at jellio.com.

Playsam's sleek Swedish wooden cars are $39-$56 at Moolka.com.

The 123 board books from Duopress are a fun way to introduce babies and toddlers to the landmarks of their hometowns. So far they've got editions for NYC, Chicago, and San Francisco—plus California, Texas, and the USA. Next up: Philadelphia. See the complete collection at duopressbooks.com.

Any City, USA. Blank nesting dolls are $12 for a set of three or $16 for a set of four at reformschoolrules.com.