Check out more of our scrumptious baby food recipes here!

Got a little last minute shopping to do for Dad? Head on over to Rockabye Baby’s Online Store to pick up a few treats for him at 25% off!

The classic 1970s potty training book Once Upon a Potty is now an iPhone and iPad app.

This little boy catches his first fish and wants to name him Free.

From The Onion: Rich First-Grader Buys Whole Sheet of Gold Stars.

Are your tots addicted to the Cars movies? Neal Pollack speculates on their seductive power.

A study has found that kids’ asthma may actually be food allergies.

“I love you when you give me cookies.”

UCLA has what might be the first university library baby book collection.

A Tumblr account dedicated solely to proving  ’My Parents Were Awesome‘.

Share these vintage zoo posters with your little animal lover.

The Washington Post has launched a new blog: On Parenting.

Jeanne Sager sees no-hit piñatas as a symbol of all that’s wrong with the child rearing world.

Excellent litjournal Five Dials has just published an issue devoted to parenting, with Darin Strauss, Heidi Julavits, Alain de Botton, and others.

A little NSFW, but if the Today show can handle it… The new children’s book Go the F@#k to Sleep is sweeping the nation.

CBS’s newest daytime talk show “’The Talk” geared up for baby season – Rockabye Baby style.

The hosts of “The Talk” on CBS held a baby shower gift show that aired on April 28th to spur new baby gift ideas for this spring season. We all know that no baby shower is complete without a round of rock lullabies, so our Rockabye Baby gift box was a featured giveaway on the show and included Lullaby Renditions of:  U2, Journey, More Beatles, Aerosmith, Queen and of course, host Sharon Osbourne’s husband’s band, Black Sabbath.

If you would like to win a gift box that was featured on the show, please “Like” us on Facebook and then email us at giveaway[at]cmhrecords[dot]com to let us know you’d like to be entered. One lucky winner will be selected to receive the gift!

Celebrity stylist Rachel Zoe may have given birth to son Skyler just three weeks ago, but in no way is that slowing this fashion powerhouse down. In a recent newsletter, the busy new mom shares that Rockabye Baby albums start off her Top 10 Picks for the Stylish Baby. “I can already tell you, from just a few weeks in, that motherhood is the most incredible experience imaginable. Consider these gifts for your registry and you will have one happy baby!”

Zoe’s pick for newborn son, Skyler, is Rockabye Baby’s Lullaby Renditions of The Beatles! We’d say he’s off to a good musical start!

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“The days of high-end restaurants shunning kids are over. Now top eateries go out of their way to offer up ‘twee-sine,’ with James Beard Award-winning chefs even hosting children’s birthday parties.”

From The Smithsonian: When did girls start wearing pink?

Is this what your childhood would look like in snapshots?

Also from Thought Catalog, “Why You Should Think Long and Hard Before Naming Your Child”

More from music lovin’ car seat babies…This little boy dances in his sleep (and then that smile!).

How do babies learn to swim?

Flavorwire looks at what your favorite book then says about you now.

For when you want to change up your scent, Play-Doh cologne (right)… and other bizarro baby products.

Economist Bryan Caplan explains why kids can be cheaper than you think.

Paste shows us how a “10-Year-Old Sings Adele Crazy Well.”

And if 10 doesn’t seem that impressive, here’s a 4-year-old conducting an orchestra.

Are baby clothes designed just a bit too girly? Alexandra Lange weighs in.

Do two daughters make the happiest family?

At Jezebel, Sarah Tuttle-Springer describes how she came to terms with circumcising her son.

A French toy giraffe (Sophie, above) that helps with teething trouble is  making it big in the U.S. Get yours here.

Thought Catalog profiles the top five overachieving babies on famous  album covers. The identity of one of the babies has only recently been  revealed.

Have an iPad at home? Check out these children’s storybook apps. The  Wall Street Journal also suggests some apps for kids.

Why do babies go so crazy for ripped paper?

Is there an ideal age to become a father?

Babble offers ten ways to build your baby’s brain power.

These eight cases of horrific and embarrassing parenting on  Facebook are classic examples of the awkward parental oversharing  discussed in this New York Post article

13 Children’s Books About Food (including Dan Yaccarino’s The Lima Bean Monster above)

Double rainbow, Golden Voice Ted Williams, Leave Britney Alone!… Kids react to viral videos.

Live in San Francisco or planning to visit? Red Tricycle is “your local playtime authority.”

Popsicle vs. Sleep! Who will emerge triumphant?

A father of triplets offers ten tips for new dads.

Expecting author Edan Lepucki reports on a collection of pregnancy and childbirth guides that are helping her go “into the experience with a positive, informed attitude.”

The GeekDad blog tackles the difficult subject of how to talk to your kids about the disasters in Japan.