My brood has been through plenty of baby and kid gear over the years. Car seats are one of those necessities that parents have to keep upgrading and changing with growing kids or expiration dates. When I first became a mom I didn’t drive a whole lot—we stayed local and…

Baby Gear and stylish don’t often go together. We assume as parents that if we buy something functional it is probably available in only weird colors or is a total eyesore. This is typically true of the diaper bag—I find the most efficient diaper bags are not exactly bags I…

When I first had Ryder I was able to watch his every move at home and I never thought much about childproofing or child safety in my apartment. We don’t have stairs and the kitchen is pretty contained so we easily blocked it with a gate when he started crawling…

First-time mamas are overwhelmed with advice and of course a list of “must have” products for their new baby. But when you can’t fit a changing table, crib, nursing lounge chair, play-yard, teepee, high-chair, SUV stroller, car seat, umbrella stroller, baby carrier, bouncy chair, baby rocker…and a million other baby…

When I was pregnant with Ryder, I really thought we would need to get everything from my registry list in order for my baby to survive the first year. With those thoughts swimming through my head, I did what any new mom would do, and loaded up on what I believed…

This is a guest post by Julie Inzanti The key to bringing up baby in a tiny apartment is to purchase multi-functional items or travel gear rather than furniture. Sure, who wouldn’t love a huge nursery with a real crib and a separate changing table and a closet just for baby…

This is a sponsored post. Thank you for supporting SITC.  It amazes me the amount of toys and baby gear I had when Ryder was born. When you are a new mom, looking over your preprinted registry, you start to believe that you need everything on that list in order…

Living in NYC with three young children, our world revolves around using a stroller for just about everything we do. Parents in urban cities rely heavily on these four-wheeled all terrain vessels, like little cars, and they have become a staple to our everyday living. To me, over the past 6 years, pushing…

If there is one piece of baby gear I haven’t changed since becoming a mom 5 1/2 years ago, it would be my Ergobaby carrier, seriously. I have used my Ergo with all three of my babies, even still with Gemma. Living in NYC and being on the go all…

True story: I had an event for NUNA in midtown a couple months ago. I wound up bringing Gemma with me in the carrier, she was about two months old at the time. The event was featuring Nuna’s latest and greatest products they have coming to the market like strollers, high…