Baby and kid

A great outdoor pack should be comfortable to carry, durable, and designed to offer easy access to hydration. Here are five backpacks we think kids will love.

After testing seven travel strollers on various trips and excursions, we’re confident that the Uppababy Minu V2 is the one to get.

A hand-me-down Hanna Andersson toddler sleeper convinced me to ditch cheapie sets and invest in quality pajamas — for the whole crew.

Our favorite pajamas for kids come in fun prints and soft fabrics, and they hold up well through lots of wash and wear.

Most thermometers read your temperature accurately. But some are speedier and easier to use than others.

When you have a child with disabilities, the toy bin can become a tool box filled with items to help them grow—and bring them joy.

Jigsaw puzzles are a great way to pass time on a rainy day, during a screen break, or at a family gathering. These are a few of our favorites.

My family has logged countless hours listening to everything from Daniel Tiger to Taylor Swift on this screen-free audio player.

These games can introduce kids to new genres, help them build skills, and offer provocative and age-appropriate challenges, engaging themes, and distinctive designs.

We subjected a fleet of balance bikes to cadres of kids and found the best bikes for different budgets and ages.

Over the past six years, we’ve enlisted dozens of kids to try out 21 three-wheelers, and we have four top trikes to recommend.

Open-ended toys that inspire role-playing and beginner board games that encourage cooperation make great gifts for 3-year-olds.

Some of the best gifts for 1-year-olds are those that engage kids’ rapidly developing motor skills, sensory exploration, and boundless curiosity.

A swing can help soothe and entertain a fussy baby. After testing 10 swings, we think the Graco Glider LX Gliding Swing is the best one.

A device that keeps tabs on a kid’s location from afar can be a reassuring tool as they start to navigate the world on their own.

An umbrella stroller should be hassle-free and inexpensive enough to buy as a spare to store at Grandma’s house.

Craft subscription boxes are a fun, educational way to keep kids entertained. We tested 15 options with a total of 23 kids to find the best.

​​Whether you’re headed to the beach or hauling groceries, we’ve found the folding wagons to best help you lug your gear.