Now the formerly pretend game that a spoonful of pureed sweet potato heading for the baby's mouth is a jet plane coming in for a landing comes that much closer to reality. The airplane-shaped spoon (with a removable spoon part that can be swapped between the three that come with it for easy cleaning) zooms down onto runway 42 with lights guiding its way. details

Dig it. details

"How to start a band, book gigs, and get rolling to rock stardom." Parts of the cover look goofy ("write a rad song") but if Joan Jett endorses it, we can't argue. details

The ugliest of fish lights his way through the depths of the sea. Let him do the same in your bedroom. details

This must-have for the part-time badass is now available for kids! Grandma and grandpa will just flip out. details

Look like a strange reptile as you carry your books and other school necessities in this prehistoric-looking backpack. Adjustable padded shoulder straps with joining ladder strap and breathable pack pads provide comfort between the backpack and body; also includes two exterior zippered side pockets and an interior zippered pocket. details

Maybe you shouldn't get it—it's just too cute. It might help if you played some early Who really loud. details

What a cute little bloodsucker! And if you want a cool Halloween costume for your baby that isn't a lot of trouble, this is perfect. details

Too bad that it's too late for Charlton Heston to see his grandchildren wearing one of these excellent 100% cotton outfits. details

This book uses some interesting new technology to animate every page. It looks pretty cool. details

Turns eating into a heavy construction project on a kid-sized scale. Each eating utensil is a little construction vehicle (Fork Lift Fork, Front Loader Spoon, Bulldozer Pusher), and the plate has little ramps, and it's all dishwasher safe. details

For a 6 - 12 month old baby to chill in. And what an excellent font. details

3/4 size, also available in black, which may look cooler, but red Strats can look cool too. details

It's like training wheels for chopsticks, helping kids learn how to use them. Available in pink and red. details

A is for Afro (on a fat white guy), J is for Jackalope, Q is for Quicksand... all the usual stuff, with excellent artwork on solid wooden blocks. details

Pull it by the string, the eyes move up and down; dial numbers on the colorful rotary phone... a classic. details

Makeup, special effects, lighting, props, marketing, promotion—how to do it all. details

Remember those Dyno label makers where you would turn a wheel to pick each letter and print raised words on a sticker? This is like that, but for gum instead of stickers! Three gum flavors available. details