Make your favorite dinner come to life- the Costume Cafe will create an adorable sushi get-up for your little maki made to order, no menu required.

The perfect twofer costume: Your kid can stand out as a bright and adorable fish while staying warm, thanks to head-to-toe fleece. After Halloween they can still rock the scaled hoodie to keep cozy in fishy fashion.

The best part of this pint-sized Darth Vader costume- besides the fact that a teeny, tiny Darth Vader is awesome- is that it is a onesie with stretchy pants and a hat. This means it is easy to get on and off and is comfortable and washable. Bonus, this cute costume is only $15, making the dark side very appealing.

Junior is a hipster-in-training, so dress him appropriately. Font-obsessed parents will fawn over this tiny ode to Helvetica.

Let your kids have their head in the clouds with charming wall decorations that encourage deep thinking. A trio of cute clouds will add whimsy and fun to your child’s room and a dash of inspiration to their imagination.

Make snack time extra special with a personalized plate from Mattie Luxe. Choose a cool pattern to suit your child and they will be majorly impressed to see their name on their own indestructible melamine plate. This might even get them to eat those vegetables you’ve been nagging about.

This lightweight and lovely mobile will captivate a baby in a crib or a toddler in time out. Even better, the Circula can easily transition from nursery decor to tween bedroom and maybe beyond.

Whether your elementary schooler has a touch of OCD or is completely disorganized, they will love this handy-dandy all-in-one organizer from Kangaroom. With a spot to hold every school supply, not to mention a dry-erase surface for notes and doodles, this organizer will ensure your kid kicks off the school year in an orderly fashion.

Let your little one know what their star sign says about them and add a little art to their rooms as well. Whether a gemini or a taurus, these zodiac prints are fun and fanciful decor.

With all of the modern appeal of an iPhone but crafted from traditional beech wood, perhaps your kids will finally stop trying to swipe your cell phone.

A horizontal design, extra pockets, and cushy shoulder straps make this schoolbag a great option for kids. The really great part? With each purchase, Schoolbags for Kids will donate a schoolbag with basic school supplies to a child in need around the world.

Another year of packing nutritious school lunches is upon us. You’ll find inspiration and recipes in The Lunch Box, even if your kid insists on peanut butter and jelly every day.