Above: Big Kahuna bookshelf, Surfin Kids stool set, Sideboard storage unit

We like the smooth lines and modern feel that balanced with a sort of chunky, whimsical feel (translation: your kid will probably like it as much as you do.) Bonus: Ecotot is a member of the Sustainable Furniture Council and all pieces have a lifetime construction guarantee. Our faves are the sideboard storage unit and book case. How about yours? Check out the full range of Ecotots pieces for more.

The kids’ furniture company offers all sorts of products, but we particularly like the brand’s toy and book storage options. They offer a wide range of colors and themes (including lots of boy-friendly sports themes), as well as neutrals that would work in any room in the house.

The choices are sturdy and well-built–and equally imaginative and creative. The book cases that look like doll houses are just as ideal as the well-designed, smart front-book display cases. They can take the overwhelming plethora of toys and somehow turn them all into a neat, organized collection of playthings. Just for your kids to pull off the shelves all over again. But, hey, that what they’re there for, right?

The small device expels an odorless chemical via a small fan to keep those bogs away. And it works. The deluxe kit comes with the device, batteries, and four refills for $25. Each refill should last 12 continuous hours or up to two weeks of intermittent use. It’s not that pricey to begin with, but considering you could drop it in the middle of the patio table and several people could benefit from it, it’s totally worth the money.

We are in love with the Simply Shabby Chic collection. Everything from sheets and bedskirts to bookcases and comforters. The 100% cotton, 250 thread-count sheets are cozy-soft–but can withstand multiple washings. The light stripe print isn’t overpowering and the bright but subdued color adds a dose of cheer. They’re the kind of patterns that can take her into her teens–no baby themes here! And at a reasonable $39.99 for the set, you’ll get your money’s worth. Bonus: They’ll work equally well in a guest bedroom and will work with almost any decor.

No need to stop at the furniture for wild horse-themed products.

These Soffe Horse Shorts are a steal at $8.99. Super soft and comfortable, they’ll easily become a summer staple.

These Sara’s Prints pajamas are too adorable to pass up. Even though summer has officially arrived, long-sleeved PJs are a year-round essential.

Serena & Lily Scallop Queen Sheet Set

Serena & Lily Penny Dot Sheet Set

The design aesthetics are to die for–strikingly adult patterns in soft color palettes–that we wish we’d had as kids. And as expected, the thread counts are way up there, the quality is top of the line. These versatile sets even pinch-hit as guest room bedding if last-minute guests come calling.

Serena & Lily Mosiac Sheet Set

We can see bedding sets like these as the kind that grow with your little girl, stretching into teenage territory. Because Dora’s just a phase…hopefully.

Made of high-quality wood, the seat and foot rest are adjustable to several heights. So it easily goes from traditional high chair (with an additional rail to keep baby secure) to a booster. And the colors? All sorts of fabulous options, from a natural birch to a chili pepper red to (our personal fave) a light dove gray. Add on a patterned seat cushion, and voila: customized.

There has been a long-running debate about the tray highchair versus the pull-up-to-the-table version. We have to say, our vote is in the pull-up style. It truly does make mealtime an inclusive event, even if the only contribution your 13-month-old can make is to spill his peas and poke you with his spoon.

Turns out, there are loads of options. From tent-like constructions (think of the camping out games you can promote!) to cozy cots (many daycares use similar fold-up beds), to inflatables complete with side bumpers, these options will suit all sorts of sleepers.

Depending on how you’re traveling and your destination, each offers pros and cons. That cot looks almost perfect, but not an option for flying (the tent folds up like a dream, though). But the cot would stash nicely at the bottom of the trunk, should you be traveling via car. And the inflatable version–with the bumpers? Perfect replacement for siderails.

So no matter where you’re headed this summer, you can cross at one kid-transport dilemma off your list. Happy trails!

These cheerful, modern accents look great in a boy’s room.

The perfect way to add a spark to dull or small bathrooms is with a cheery Dwell Studio shower curtain.

No need to hide it away: This toy-storage bin is pretty enough to keep in the living room.

So far, the plan’s working. Dwell’s sweet but cool prints work in every room in the house. The graphic patterns strike just the right balance of parent and kid aesthetics. Check out all their fab baby/toddler options, or pop over to Pronto Home for dining room and bedroom possibilities.

There are PVC and BPA-free options, like this set from Boon–which will work with a wide range of ages.

Who can resist a nautical-themed Mr. Potato Head? think of all the parts that can be washed and scrubbed…

The floating 3D My Spaceship is bathtime heaven. Once the foam pieces are wet, they stick together. Time to pile them all on!

One word of advice: Non-squirters. The squirty bath toys are fun, but they tend to hold water–no matter how well you maintain them–which then aids in interior mold growth. Yuck.