baby clothes

We ooh and aah over the cute lil onesies and tiny lil booties our babies receive, but just where are they all supposed to go? Baby's dresser may have looked big when it was delivered, but once all of the layette items and gifts start rolling it, it's amazing how quickly you run out of space. If you've ever found yourself giving away baby's clothes that still have tags on them because you simply didn't know you had them, this post is for you! Check out our tips for organizing your lil one's clothes — with a few simple steps, you'll shave minutes off your morning dressing routine!

Most of us take those cumbersome snaps on baby clothes as an annoying but necessary part of dressing our little ones. But when Ruth Waddingham was a new mom, she simply refused to accept it. Convinced that there was a better alternative, Waddingham developed Zipit, a clever approach to baby clothing that uses easy-access zippers. The collection launches Nov. 15 and features a modern, clean aesthetic, fun graphics, and a playful color palette for babes 0 to 12 months. To be among the first to order Zipit for your lil one, sign up on their website today!

Sneak a peek at Zipit's first collection. Do you think that zippers will make dressing your baby easier?

Paris has been considered the fashion bastion of the world since black was the new black, with Parisians setting the style standard for the rest of us. It's not just the parents who are impeccably attired. French tots up the style ante as well, and with the debut of Pearls & Popcorn earlier this month, US tots will be dressed just as well as their posh Parisian peers. Debuting exclusively at Bloomingdale's, the collection features expertly tailored basics — think cardigans and slim-fitting pants in mostly solid colors — dressed up with exquisite details. The collection manages to stay on trend — stripes, lots of gray, and denim — without looking trendy. Other than the chic silhouettes, one of the sweetest elements of these clothes is the price: nothing costs over $60!

Click through for 10 of their sweetest looks.

Side note: the clothes are absolutely adorable, but what's up with the creepy dancing babies on pearlsandpopcorn.com?

How many times has someone said, "I wish they made that in my size!" — usually in reference to some super-cute article of kiddie clothes. Even beyond the clothes, there are some kids products that would do very well if they were resized to fit adult proportions and style aesthetics (not too many grown ups want to walk around sporting Thomas or Dora garb).

Keep reading for seven kid-sized items that have a jealous adult following.