When you're putting together a nursery or setting up a baby registry, sometimes the choices can be overwhelming. But here's the good news: We've made your job a whole lot easier by doing the homework for you!

We've narrowed down the choices by picking only the best products out there. In other words, if we sell it, we love it, and we think you will, too! We talked to parents to find out what was important to them and arrived at a set of ten giggle product criteria. Every product we offer goes through a rigorous selection process and must meet at least three of the criteria to be included in our store:

	baby basics: These are the tried-and-true must-haves that every new parent needs, such as burp cloths and onesies. Think of them as your new baby starter kit.
	good value: Whether or not an item is expensive is only part of the equation; you'll also want to make sure you're getting a good value.
	healthy: Babies are a lot more sensitive to their environment than adults, so we look for products without harmful chemicals, formaldehyde finishes and other toxins.
	multi-stage: With everything a new parent has to buy, what a relief to find a great product that will take your child from infancy into the toddler years.
	innovative: These products are just plain smart, whether it's a new twist on an old product, a smart, modern design, or a fresh idea that's altogether new.
	easy/simple: Anything that can make parenting easier is a plus in our book! These products offer convenience and functionality.
	portable: If you're a parent on the go, you'll appreciate these products that help make travel simple and stress-free.
	space saving/compact: Let's face it: Babies take up a lot of room. Make sure you can still fit into your house after the baby comes with these space-conscious essentials.
	responsible: What's good for the world is good for our children. We look for products that are nontoxic or recycled, that are good for the earth, or that support charitable causes.
	tested: We hold our products to the highest standards, but these also get a thumbs-up from Consumer Reports, focus groups and other parents.