5 Things

For New Age parents

photo courtesy: Beba Bean Designs Inc.

Pee Pee Teepee

“… for the sprinkling wee-wee.” Yes, Beba Bean makes this one for that occasional diaper-change geyser. They are especially handy when giving your little boy a fresh dressing in a public place. Because that’s something not even a mother loves, let alone a passerby. Swell-Baby.com, $12

photo courtesy: Unisar

Seeing is Believing

Gone are the days when you have to wonder if that noise means baby is awake. Unisar has developed a wireless crib camera that beams sound and video to a 2.25-inch hand-held color screen. It also has night vision and hooks up to your TV. BebeSounds.com, $199

photo courtesy: Dunstan Baby Pty Ltd.

Talk Baby

Priscilla Dunstan used her “photographic” memory for sounds to decipher a universal baby language. Her DVD box set teaches parents to identify the baby sounds associated with such things as hunger, gas and tiredness. Sales have been brisk, too, since she was featured on “Oprah.” DunstanBaby.com, $59.95

photo courtesy: Orbit Baby Inc.

Star Trekkin’

Orbit Baby’s stylish infant car seat/stroller system allows the seat to be fastened into the car with the child facing any direction and then rotates to any desired position – thus preventing any backbreaking maneuvers. The seat also fastens into a rotating stroller base. Baby Emporium, $899

photo courtesy: Bebe Au Lait

Personal Space

The apronlike garment, with a stiff wire top, fits over mother and baby and allows mother to see her breastfeeding baby while no one else can. From Bebe Au Lait, the nursing cover is affectionately known as a Hooter Hider. BebeAuLait.com, $35

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