1- Fabrics have taken a retro turn back in time with large patterns accented in big circles and stripes in rich chocolates accented with coordinating pinks and blues. Going further back in time, Vintage Etoile patterns combined with coordinating stripes or plaids are available in all colors from pastels, to browns and blacks for crib sets, diaper bags and moses baskets.

2- No more boring vinyl diaper bags - custom diaper bags are the way to go! Fabric choices with coordinating embroidered monograms give a special personal touch! Custom bags with your baby's photo transferred on to heavy bridal satin in color or black and white and trimmed in marabou give a chic look to an old favorite. A gift Mom is sure to love. Backpack style diapers bags are great for Mom's that do alot of walking with baby and are available in designer fabrics.

3- Handpainted letters accented with coordinating hanging ribbon can be painted to match any decor. There are many designs and color combinations to choose from from simple solid colors to complex designs that mimick your fabric decor. Children love to see their own name or a special word like "baby" or "bath" for an extra special gift.

4- Round and heartshaped cribs are the newest in crib design and yes they are 100% safe, meeting and exceeding US Safety Standards! Available in woods, metals and heavy designed plastic and a variety of finishes. Mattresses are included. Spectacular coordinating bedding sets help to create a fairytale crib.

5- Boutique Hairbows just keep getting bigger and more colorful! So many ribbon choices in so many colors, there is a set of bows especially for your little girl! Be sure you are purchasing quality grossgrain ribbon and bows that are attached to the barrette with jewelry wire that does not fray.

6- Tutus! Yes tutus have gone from a classic dance class staple to a designer trend. Featured in Cookie Magazine's 2005 Holiday Gift Guide, tutus are now available in a rainbow of colors with coordinating ribbons. Accents such as butterflies, pom poms, bows and flower petals have taken tutus from dance class to a fashion frenzy.