With hot rod-styling and high-end materials, The Roddler ($2,000) just might be the world's coolest stroller. It features two rear and one front chrome wheels with fin-shaped fenders and white wall tires, color-matching brakes, wheel bullets, chassis, seat, and top, stainless steel hardware, chrome grips, an ultrasuede seat insert for... [More]

Having a child is hectic enough without the hassle of a poorly-designed stroller. The Bugaboo Bee Stroller ($530; Sept.) has a compact, foldable design that can "grow" with your child, thanks to flexible features that can accommodate a child from infant to toddler-size. Features include an easy one-piece fold with... [More]

Ditch the traditional diaper bag when you're taking care of your tyke and grab this Grey Diaper Bag from Diaper Dude ($65). This sling-style bag offers several compartments, closed by orange zippers, a padded strap, and a painted peace sign to complete the anti-nursery look.... [More]

Just because you've got a kid now doesn't mean you should be stuck on the couch watching Noggin all day. Take the little goober with you in the BOB Sport Utility Stroller ($280). It sports a suspension system with 3-inches of travel, a fixed front wheel with knobby tires for... [More]

Your kids hating on you for canceling vacation to spend more time at the office? Make their summer a little better with their very own water park. Inflating in minutes, the Little Tikes Super Splash Water Park ($600) is a water slide and bouncer combo that sports tons of play... [More]

Threadless has long been a great place to get cool, limited-run tees — and now they're making them for little guys and gals. The newly-launched Threadless Kids ($17/tee) offers all kinds of awesome t-shirt designs for the kiddies, such as the Mr. Toxic Waste Tee that's being sported by the... [More]

Most highchairs are abominations of style and ergonomics, and certainly don't adapt with the child's growth. The Tripp Trapp from Stokke ($200) supports your youngling's back and feet from 6 months all the way up to early adulthood, and features a stylish and sturdy beechwood frame that won't look out... [More]

Parenthood is one of the most challenging things any man will have to face in his life, so it's always good to have a little help. The Goodfather ($35) is an interactive CD-ROM that features hundreds of lessons and definitions for children 0-12 months, a huge database of baby names... [More]

With newborn babies, you have to be especially careful about where and how you transport them around the house. The Svan Baby Bouncer ($120) makes it easy to keep baby close-by, safe, and entertained. A foldable, portable wooden frame supports a padded machine washable fabric seat and a fully adjustable... [More]

This rugged Jeep stroller ($120) will let you take your little tike just about anywhere. Its 12" air-filled tires provide a smooth ride while the three-wheel setup makes for easy maneuvering. The all-terrain stroller has a multi-position reclining seat, tons holders and cargo pockets, a 5-point harness, and a toy... [More]

If you have a little Uncrater running around the house, you probably also have their bath toys and supplies strewn all around your bathroom. Get things under control with the Frog Pod from Boon ($30). Not only does it function as a shelf, hanger, and bin for all their bathing... [More]

Surely you don't want your new baby boy to be crawling around in that lame Blue's Clues getup. Help him show the world that he'll be hell on wheels in about 16 years or so with this black onesie ($17) featuring the Firebird Screamin' Chicken Trans Am logo. Rawk. [via]... [More]

Like we’ve said before, we’re a buyer’s guide for men — but men have babies too. Start your little one on the road to cool with this Cow Baby Bottle from Sparkability ($9). It features a three-prong utter — or nipple — and the requisite white-and-black cow spots on the... [More]

If you have kids, at one point or another you are going to have to push a stroller. Knowing this, we are men, and we won’t settle for our kids riding around in some fifty dollar stroller from Wal-Mart. We want our kids in the best stroller there is, and... [More]