We love a good bonnet and especially one with a tie for days spent in the berry patch. We were so excited to come across this little beauty on Etsy. If Little House on the Prairie and Holly Hobby had had a baby bonnet it would  have been this one and with the tie it is oh, so handy for  mamas with babes who refuse to keep anything on their heads. Now, fill up that bonnet with some chubby baby cheeks and watch out, too cute. This bonnet made from found 1980s red and white gingham & candy stripe cotton is reversible with geometric and soft pattern florals. Dots vintage cotton bias tape ties. Featherstitch, hand embroidered look top stitching. Adjustable back for maximum wearability. Available in three sizes, S, M, L and different fabrics, custom bonnets too. It’s a keeper and will last through a couple of kiddos. $22.50, here.

Another score for Nana, who bought this tutu for our kiddos second hand. Everytime our tot hears music, it’s “tutu time” and “tutu time” has become an intergal part of our dance party routine. We aren’t especially girly or into pink, but there’s just something to be said for dressing up in a frilly outfit and dancing. Any tutu will do, of course, but we like Danskin’s all-in-one tutu+leotard combo with a sweetheart neck and attached tulle tutu. It’s perfect for burgeoning ballerinas and recreational dancers alike. We also appreciate that this one piece saves us a step when getting dressed, leaving us more time for dancing. Yay. Turn up the music, it’s time to dance. Available in sizes 2T-6x-7. If you can’t find used, $29.00 & up, here.

If you don’t live in Portland, you may not see the appeal of a t-shirt emblazoned with a steel suspension bridge, but if you do live here, you’ll know exactly why a Portland papa may love it. The St. Johns bridge, in lovely St. Johns, Oregon, is iconic. Built over a two year period from 1929-31, this gothic looking bridge was (at the time) the longest suspension bridge built west of Detroit. It’s huge and pretty amazing to both drive across and stand under. We recently bought this tee for a friend and he won’t take it off. Another reason why we thought dear old dad may think it’s pretty nifty. Printed from an original illustration by Colosso on an American Apparel t-shirt. Hand screen printed on order. Lots of colors to choose from. Just a note, AA tees are a bit snug. $23.00, here.

Fathers Day is only a couple of weeks away and though we’ll be featuring more dad goods next week, we couldn’t resist this rad dad heart tattoo t-shirt, by Wren Willow, for our papa loving tots. It’s the perfect way for any wee one to show appreciation for dear old dad without actually getting the tattoo. Tees are hand sketched, dyed and hand screened on Alternative Apparel T-Shirt using eco-friendly, water based inks and no harsh chemicals. Sizes limited to 12-18m in this style, but there’s a cute onesie with the same design. $20.00, here.

Our toddlers are fascinated with painted toes and so are we. They’re glam and punk at the same time. Ever since we came home from a pedicure outing, one tot in particular has regularly been requesting that her tootsies be painted. She likes to tell people that her toes are painted, it’s a good conversation starter. We don’t paint her fingernails yet, but painting toenails is a fun and special big girl and mama bonding activity. She enjoys picking out her own colors, too. We were so happy to discover No Miss. They make a ton of crazy, non-toxic colors, great for the little ones. No junk including Formaldehyde * Toluene * Dibutyl-Pthalate or Camphor.Cosmetic colors come from the earth. Ingestible colors, though we still say no chewing, please. $6.99, here.

Why not another mention of one of our fave influential gals, Deborah Harry? Our kiddos love her and we’ve spent many a rainy afternoon dancing around the house to Blondie. It just feels good. And since we’ve been admirers for such a long time, we thought our toddler should have a sweet dress emblazoned with her image. This drop-waist and tank dress by Rowdy Sprout is perfect for little girls and a great way to honor a singer who paved the way for many after her. Love. 12 months-6T. $43.00, here.

As amateur photographers with a soft spot for vintage cameras, there’s something really cool about seeing our tots wearing a Hasselblad camera on their t-shirt. These medium-format cameras were produced starting around world War II and have gained popularity with pros and amateurs ever since. Thanks to Film Monsters you can get a this Hasselblad screen printed on an American Apparel long sleeve stylish, tailored and super soft t-shirt. Size up to allow for shrinkage. Sweet with a bit of hipster thrown in, love. Available in 2,4,6,8,10 and 12, plus loads of colors. $26.00, here.

Every kid needs a pair of rubber galoshes for the rainy season. Our tots need them doubly so, since our rainy season is year long. We’d been searching for a durable winter and spring boot that would last through a couple of seasons and keep our tots feet and legs dry. We settled on Tretorn’s Jolly wellies, but the Balloong style is our new fave. They’re perfect for the professional puddle jumper or sailor, will keep them dry and they’re great looking. Waterproof rubber upper in a rain boot style with a pull tab and logo accents. Warm lining and cushioned insole. Flexible midsole. Traction patterned outsole for minimal slippage with enough height and girth for a pant leg. Super. Priced reasonably for quality. Colors vary. Sizes 10.5-2.5. $45.00, here.

In our humble opinion, the iPod can’t hold a candle to the old school venerablity of a mix tape. Don’t get us wrong, we heart our iPods, but there’s something to be said for the love and labor that went into compiling a mix on tape. Finding the perfect selection of songs for secret crushes and recording from radio or turntable to tape, nothing like it. And hoodies, well they’re a staple in this cleeo & bea mama’s household, so when we discovered this Mix Tape Hoodie by prefresh, we were beside ourselves. Tots in hoodies with a cassette tape graphic? Sold. This hoodie is super soft, has washed well and we love the play, rewind and eject buttons, too. 50% polyester+50% cotton. Available in sizes 2t-10t. $38.00 at prefresh.

With the arrival of our second tot, this cleeo & bea mama has been diapering, thinking or talking about potty time from the moment we wake until our heads hit the pillow. We’ve been trying out a few different types of training pants for our toddler and so far we’ve found these adorable little pants the best for daytime use. Blueberry trainers are designed to feel like real underwear. They’re lined with super soft cotton velour, a hidden layer of absorbent microterry and PUL. These training pants will do a great job of catching small accidents, but aren’t recommended for overnight. Good looking and do the job. Wide range of colors and styles. Sizes: Small (22-30 lb), Medium (25-35 lb), Large (32-42 lb). $15.95 each, here.

In our humble opinion, there are few things sweeter than a baby’s bum, so when it comes to keeping our tots bottoms free of diaper rash, we use safe, natural and effective products. We love Earth Mama Angel Baby’s Bottom Balm. It’s a household favorite for so many reasons and receives the highest rating on Skin Deep’s cosmetic safety database. Clinically tested and allergy tested, non-irritating, vegan and made with organic olive oil infused with a proprietary blend of naturally antibacterial and antifungal organic herbs, shea butter and pure essential oils. Perfect for diaper rash and rash prevention, cradle cap, dry skin and razor burn, can’t get better than that. Available in 1 and 2 oz. reusable containers.$9.95-$14.95, here.

We’ve been searching high and low for the perfect baby wipe to use on our tots tooshes. We found them in Osocozy’s organic flannel wipes. These reusable cloth baby wipes are a great alternative to disposable diaper wipes and for wiping up everyday baby messes. Made from 100 % cotton flannel for softness and absorbency. Suited for delicate skin. Wipes soften with each washing. 7″ x 7″. Available in bleached (white) or unbleached (ivory) fabric. Not great for heavy duty dooty and sometimes disappear as quickly as socks do in the dryer,  but great for everything else. Made in the USA. 15-pack, $9.00, here.