Best Wishes Wishbones

This is a set of three wishbones cast in colored plastic, enclosed in a hand-printed muslin bag that says "Best Wishes". A fun present for a friend embarking on a new adventure.

$10 at Rare Device

Chilli Willie the Penguin

A popular little pal from the South Pole, this handsome tuxedo-clad fellow makes a playful noise when he rocks from side to side to amuse baby. Crafted from preservative-free rubber wood, this toy is safe for newborns.

$16 at Garnet Hill

Simply Adorable Sock Animals

The perfect toys for bedtime or playtime, our sock animals make fast friends with kids. Knit from polyester with exaggerated faces and feet, these quirky animals make great gifts and are available in a large and small size.

Small - $39 at Pottery Barn Kids
Large - $89 at Pottery Barn Kids

Gassy Gus

The Gut-Busting game that is a Blast! Gassy Gus is the hilarious game that's a blast for all ages. players use cards to Feed Gus all sorts of gaseous food - from broccoli to baked beans. With each tasty dish players must pump up Gus and watch his belly grow bigger and bigger. Watch out for the big blast if gas. You never know when Gus will have a blow-out and give you a stinky penalty. Be the first to feed Gus all your food and win.

$29.99 at Learning Express

Bone Stacking Game

Too cute... You build the tower of bones, then take one out at a time and don't let it topple, or at least that's the idea! Remove the bones from the middle of the tower and place on top without the whole thing collapsing! Pieces are made of wood.

$18 at Chocosho

The Sweetest Thing

This is absolutely the cutest, sweetest, softest doll you will ever find. I just wish I had a little girl to give it to! It is so darling I'm tempted to just buy it in hopes of a future daughter...sigh...

This sweetheart is designed by Florence Wetterwald, one of the founders of blabla, and knitted by Peruvian artists. They make everything with natural fibers of exceptional quality grown in Peru, making the line irresistibly soft and cuddly.

$31 at blabla