Toddler Editor’s Picks: September

The lightweight, portable, space-saving stool takes paper folding to the next level. From the outside, while unopened, it looks like a coffee-table book. But, once it's open, it becomes a colorful stool that you can easily fold back up and tuck away on a bookshelf. Emily Takemori was inspired to make the stool by her NYC upbringing, which meant small-apartment living.

To buy: Shoprenro, $60

These PJs are perfect for the toddler still in the throws of potty training and allow your kiddo to ditch the nighttime diapers in style due to the Oeko-100-certified fabrics that provide maximum absorbency of urine.

To buy: Peejamas, $40

Hush Puppies sneakers? Yes, please! These cute, silver numbers have memory-foam comfort footbeds, easy on, stay-on hook-and-loop closures and a ground-hugging Paw-Grip bottom.

To buy: Hush Puppies, $50

Hit the backyard with the kids for a game of croquet with this darling doggy-themed set that comes with six colorful dogs, two balls and two kid-sized wooden mallets.

To buy: Uncommon Goods, $30

This rotating globe makes learning geography easy and engaging. It features continents, oceans, landmarks and more!

To buy: Staples, $23

This handy toy helps your kids develop coordination, matching and counting skills as they drill chunky plastic bolts into the activity board to make patterns or pictures.

To buy: Mindware, $40

Your little one can learn basic yoga poses with help from this cute yoga activity mat that includes 24 thick foam 12.5" square puzzle pieces, featuring an illustrated animal demonstrating a yoga pose.

To buy: Mindware, $25

Attention, all parents who has a little one who battles eczema: These socks are for you! If you've tried every other type of sock and have found that they still irritate your kid's skin, give these a try. They are lightweight, organic, unbleached and undyed.

To buy: Maggie's Organics, $7

Pass on your love of accessorizing to your kids by starting with this adorable beanie that features cute foxes.

To buy: Urban Tots, $10

Summer is almost over and the weather is starting to change, so get those layers ready with this ridiculously precious, cozy and warm bear scarf.

To buy: Treehouse Kid & Craft, $25