Although I can’t really afford any of it, these organic wool pieces for baby from Nui are fabulous. If you knew you were going to have a second child, it would definitely make sense to invest in these pieces. And these knickerbockers are awesome!

(via Natural Organic Merino Wool Knickerbockers for boys and girls.)

I’ve always liked Hanna Andersen’s girls clothing, but I had no idea that they had a really cute selection for little boys. And not super expensive. These rompers with robots and aliens are great for $28.

(via Get Appy Romper Product Information)

adore this bag!

(via Painted Cycles Tote - Anthropologie.com)

I don’t typically get into tshirts that much anymore. I just had too many for too long with no time to wear them but the weekends. But I love The Noun’s Project Urban Farm shirt (you’ll have to follow the link to see the design). Simple and really resonates for our house.

(via The Noun Store — T-Shirts)

New siding = new house numbers = big decision. These are stylized without being unreadable.

$10 each

(via cottagehousenumbers.com - Unique crafted house numbers : Shangra-Lai Font)

I’ve heard T’ai Chi is an incredible stress-reducer. Would really like to try it…maybe on my maternity leave.

(via Amazon.com: T’ai Chi Beginning Practice: David-Dorian Ross: Movies & TV)

Really like this fox bin, since Todd = fox. Not sure it would be the best for the baby’s room, though maybe it would be humorous because of the couple of chicken elements…

$40 at 3sprouts

(via 3 Sprouts – fox storage bin)

You can “see inside” a lot of the pages on this book - and it looks like it is definitely worth buying. Super modern takes on the traditional log cabin quilt. Really would like to get a quilt made this winter…

(via Amazon.com: Modern Log Cabin Quilting: 25 Simple Quilts and Patchwork Projects (9780307586575): Susan Beal: Books)

Stumbled upon these because of the baby shoes - but wouldn’t mind a pair of these for myself!

(via LaLaShoes on Etsy)

Still made in the same place they were 100 years ago - I love the stripes on this Pendleton blanket dedicated to Crater Lake National Park. It probably is worth the $200, but that is a lot for a blanket.

(via Pendleton Woolen Mills: CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK BLANKET)

I’ve wanted a Brooks saddle for some time. And now that I see they have them in green, my need for one increases. That would look fabulous on my bike. And of course be a durable heritage piece…

(via B17 Standard Colors)

Pretty smart - earbuds that can’t get tangled because they zip together.  I wonder what sound quality is like.  $40

(via DGA Store - Zipbuds By DGA : Tangle-Resistant Earbuds (Blue with White))