UV Skinz sunprotective swim shirts carry a UPF (ultraviolet protective factor) rating of 50+, which blocks out over 98 percent of the sun's harmful rays, protecting your children's delicate skin from damage. Even better, the designs are cool enough to rule out any arguments before beach time. $31, UV Skinz.

If you're like us, figuring out exactly which vitamins and supplements you need can seem like a hassle, but Vitamins on Demand has made it pretty darn simple. You can choose a prepared pack or customize your own depending on your needs. So now you have no excuse. $20, Vitamins On Demand.

Can eating apple sauce help cure cancer? Actually, yes. Mott’s has launched a Pink to the Core limited-edition Healthy Harvest Apple Sauce and has pledged $300,000 plus a portion of the proceeds directly to Susan G. Komen for the Cure. So, stock up on these tasty snacks through October and help support this special cause. $3, Mott's.

Motivate him! This folding bike avoids oily chains, complex tubes with hidden dirt traps, and the clutter of traditional bike features. It's also meant for city commuters and is perfectly convenient folded away at home and at the office, which basically means he's out of excuses. $2,250, Areaware.

When it comes to the products we use for our little ones, we want to know where they come from and what goes into them. Developed by a mom just like us, these 100% natural and renewable baby wipes are soft, thick and completely free of harsh synthetic chemicals and preservatives. You'll feel better wiping his bottom with these gentle man-made fibers. $6, Diapers.com.

We're quite pleased with this adorable solution to allergens and bacteria in the home. Perfect for small rooms, this sweet penguin will keep your little one company while his UV Germicidal light works hard to capture odors and kill germs, viruses, bacteria and mold.
$100, Target.

This unique organic fruit and vegetable juice line, with a blend that's naturally lower in sugar than most, is specifically designed for young, developing taste buds. Treat impressionable tongues to quirky flavors like Blueberry & Purple Carrot, and watch them reap the benefits of both extra nourishment and an expanded palate. From $1.79, First Juice.

We want one of each of ICE-Qube's In Case of Emergency Preparedness Kits, from Rescue & Survival to Dog and Cat, but we are particularly nuts for the Baby and Baby To Go kits. You'll be equipped with anything you could possibly need in any situation for your little one, diaper cream to nasal bulb.  Stock up and give them out for baby showers! $97, Ice-Qube.

No need to forcefeed tablespoons of thick, syrupy meds down your kid's throat now that Sucrets has come out with this clever way to administer relief. Simply stick these packets in the freezer until solid, then let tots suck on them like a popsicle. They soothe and protect against minor irritation and throat pain, and taste yummy too. $5, Drugstore.com.

These portable changing stations have a cushioned memory-foam inner core, to coddle baby's little pressure points and make a sometimes unpleasant (read: gross) experience a little more enjoyable. The mats roll up easily so you can take with you on the go. $40, Buy Buy Baby.