Me: In Focus: Starting with her first business, Jessica's Wonder's, at the age of 19, Jessica Kim is a serial entrepreneur. Now a mom to Kayla and Grant, she's combining her love of family and business into her latest venture, BabbaCo. » Read more Above link not working? Click here for a Static Screenshot

AOL's Parent Dish: Winter gear has come a long way since your mom stuffed you into a pair of bulky, light-blue snow pants. New fabrics, retro design sensibilities and cute details make this year's trends in kids' winter gear some of the coolest you've ever seen. Check out our picks for what's hot in cold-weather wear, and you're sure to find something for all the good little boys and girls on your holiday gift list. » Read more Above link not working? Click here for a Static Screenshot

Babble Droolicious: With colder days looming, it’s time to break out the baby-seat covers again — but for those of us who don’t just want the same old fleece wrap, Babbaco’s BabbaCovers, er, have us covered. Sure, they’re also made from snuggly-soft fleece (among other fabrics), but BabbaCovers also create a complete, cozy environment when you squeeze ‘em around baby’s carrier. Heck, they even come with a sun roof. BeepBeep Snuggle Fleece ($89) shown here, but there’s a whole range of other designs available. And, for those of us who live in regions where the mercury rarely dips, cotton and flannel BabbaCovers make it easy to keep out the elements in warmer temperatures. Check out the whole line at Babbaco. » Read more Above link not working? Click here for a Static Screenshot

Daily Candy: A growing body needs a good night’s sleep.San Francisco-based nonprofit Project Night Night gives homeless children around the country a blankie, book, and stuffed animal to help ease some of the stress of shelter living. Airy Cotton BabbaCover: Car seat covers for newbies too young to sunscreen and parents who don’t stay inside all day. SPF and UV 50+ in the fabric keep harmful rays at bay but let summer breezes flow through » Read more Above link not working? Click here for a Static Screenshot

BabyLifestyles: When it’s cold or windy outside, parents often throw a blanket over the car seat handle, but it never works. The blanket keeps falling off, cold air blows through, you don’t have a firm grip on the handle, and you can’t see what the baby is doing. With car seat covers, you can keep your baby warm, dry and protected. Makers like Itzy Ritzy and BabbaCo (pictured) have come out with stylish ways to keep baby covered so you can continue living your on-the-move lifestyles and create a protected at-home feeling for your baby. With these stylish covers, you’ll never be faced with dining out with a sleeping baby that gets woken up by prying strangers! » Read more Above link not working? Click here for a Static Screenshot

The Giggle Guide: Babies have super-sensitive skin that is highly susceptible to getting burned by the sun on a bright day, yet doctors recommend that parents not apply sunscreen to their baby until they are 6 months old. What is a parent to do? Staying inside all summer, or dressing baby in warm long-sleeved clothes just to avoid dangerous and painful sunburn is no longer necessary with the Airy Cotton Babba Cover for infant car seat carriers. The Airy Cotton Babba cover is made of 100% machine washable cotton fabric that boasts a layer of SPF and UV protection of 40-50+. Highly breathable mosquito mesh side panels are great for keeping stinging bugs and irritating flies off your baby while keeping baby clearly visible and easily accessible at all times. Fitting all standard sized infant car seat carriers, The Airy Cotton Babba cover comes in a fun assortment of prints which retail for $60.00. » Read more Above link not working? Click here for a Static Screenshot

Role Mommy: Parentville.com is highlighting great products started by moms.Here is one that was started by a mom with Masters in Education who found insight through their pre-school teaching experience: Jessica Kim founded Babbaco, a company that produces protective covers for baby in a car seat. These come in Fleece or Flannel for colder days and cotton/mesh with SPF and UV protection 40-50+ for warmer days. While keeping baby warm and cozy, you can keep baby essentials in the pockets on either side of the cold weather version to avoid carrying another bag. » Read more Above link not working? Click here for a Static Screenshot

Mom's Balancing Act: Burp cloths are one of those things that you go through so many of with a new baby. With Kaelyn I found myself doing laundry everyday...and burp cloths were one of the main items in each load. Knowing this, I was very excited to receive and review the BabbaBurpie, because of it's functional and innovative features, giving it a twist on the traditional burp cloths I'm sure we've all used at some point.Although there are many things I love about the BabbaBurpie...like the quality of the item...my favorite part would have to be that it is reversible. This means you can turn it inside out and have a whole new burp cloth ready to use! How great is that?!? Now I won't be going through as many burp cloths. Both layers are doubled with soft, absorbent French Terry Cloth to prevent soaking through. » Read more Above link not working? Click here for a Static Screenshot

The Dirty T-Shirt: What a wonderful creation! I wish these were around when my kids were in their baby seats. I would always throw a towel over the top of their seat to keep the sun out but then of course I would worry that they weren’t getting enough air, or were too hot. You don’t have to worry about that with the BabbaCover Car seat cover! And this is only one of the designs from the Airy Cotton collection, which is wonderful for Florida. But they also have a Snuggle Fleece and Everyday Flannel line for those times when it gets colder than summer time temperatures. I really recommend these stylish, colorful and functional BabbaCo Car Seat covers to everyone. They would make a great gift for a baby shower or for Christmas! » Read more Above link not working? Click here for a Static Screenshot

Brown Alumni Holiday Gift Guide: Barbara Ensor '76 arrived at Brown from a highly structured British boarding school, and she says college felt like running free in a candy shop. She studied comparative literature and anthropology at Brown and illustration at RISD. "I loved myths and archetypes," she says. At the time she feared she was flitting among unrelated interests, but all of those roots are visible in the art she produces today. Drawing with scissors, she creates intricate paper-cuts with a primordial power that's sometimes calming, sometimes creepy. She wrote and illustrated versions of Cinderella and Thumbelina that go straight to the emotional heart of those fairy tales. » Read more Above link not working? Click here for a Static Screenshot

Baby Feva: I happened upon this site that sells the cutest car seat covers that are simple and functional. BabbaCover has a very cool selection of covers that fit any infant car seat. Whether it’s rainy or windy, BabbaCover has the right cover for your little one. It has an elastic opening for easy grip of the car seat handle. The covers also come with side cargo pockets that allow you to throw your accessories making life easy on the go. They come in Snuggle Fleece, Everyday Flannel and Airy Cotton for any weather condition. Looking for a unique gift for parents to be? A super cute idea!! » Read more Above link not working? Click here for a Static Screenshot

Frugal RI Mama: The BabbaBurpie is a simple innovative twist to the traditional burp cloth. When one side gets dirty or wet, simply turn it inside out and you have a whole new burp cloth. More efficient, super cool, and clean. Both sides are doubled with absorbent french terry cloth, so it’s like getting 2 full burp cloths in one.My 2 year old used to spit up a LOT when she was a baby. Sometimes her entire bottle. It wasn’t fun. The BabbaBurpie is so absorbent it would of come in really handy then. » Read more Above link not working? Click here for a Static Screenshot

Woman Tribune Holiday Gift Guide: With the winter approaching and especially considering we’re in the middle of flu season, if you have a small baby in the house, this can be a rather terrifying time for parents. Luckily, when you must go out and brave the harsh winds and snow in some areas, BabbaCo’s Snuggle Fleece BabbaCover ($65) will give you the security and peace of mind to run your errands with your baby in tow and know that they are warm and safe within their car seats–and you won’t have to keep putting the the heavy blanket on your child while you’re out and they repeatedly kick it off. » Read more Above link not working? Click here for a Static Screenshot