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Top parenting products of the year from Good Housekeeping

Good Housekeeping’s Parenting Awards spotlight the best products for babies, kids, and caregivers, tested by experts and real families

Top parenting products of the year from Good Housekeeping

Good Housekeeping’s Parenting Awards spotlight the best products for babies, kids, and caregivers, tested by experts and real families

The best in baby gear. These are some of the winners from Good Housekeeping's parenting Awards. We had our experts look at hundreds of baby products, and we sent them into the homes of real families. First up, the Lulu lollipop sleep bag. It's ultra soft, costs about $60 and features *** zipper that goes all the way around, making middle of the night diaper changes easier. These wearable blankets are great for babies because it gives them the feeling of *** blanket without having that loose blanket that is considered unsafe in cribs. Next, *** daily essential drool babes from Key Baby. *** pack of Aid costs around $16. It's super absorbent. So when our parent testers tried these out, they said that the babies wore them all day and nothing leaked through. Finally, an innovative pig for feeding time, Chico Duual Bottles. *** 2 pack is $23. What's great about this is there's *** thin layer of glass inside the bottle, and that's what touches the milk, but the outside is plastic. It makes this very lightweight and very durable. When it comes to innovation, these Good Housekeeping parenting Award winners make life *** little easier. Our parenting pros and product analysts tested hundreds of products for this year's parenting awards. We also sent products to real families to give us feedback on how they enjoyed using them in real life. First up, *** must-have for parents dealing with spills and stains. It's Miss Mouse's $8 stain remover spray. In our cleaning lab evaluations, we found that the formula was quick to remove common stains. Testers also love Canopy's bathtub filter. It costs about $89. Tess found that their bathwater was noticeably less yellow when using the filter, and all of them found it super easy to install. But what if there was *** way to save on big ticket items? You can with this website from rebel.com. You'll find hundreds of products for babies and kids that are overstock and open box at huge discounts. We were actually able to get some big ticket items like this car seat in the lab, and our experts loved that the items are never secondhand and they're always quality checks before being resold. From the lab to real life at home, these Good Housekeeping approved products were *** hit with kids and families. For our parenting awards, we send out these product samples to kids and parent testers for real life feedback and have our in-house experts evaluate the products for efficiency, ease of use, and practicality. First up, *** breakfast swap parents can feel good about. *** 30 pack of these Yume bars cost about $40. Kid taste testers enjoyed these soft baked breakfast bars from Yumi. They're made with oats and they're not loaded with tons of sugar like other bars on the shelf. For sun protection made simple, testers love Neutrogena's $10 sunscreen stick. Parents really loved using this sunscreen stick from Neutrogena, saying it was easy to apply. Left no mess and no greasy feeling. And for *** hydration boost, this kid's electrolyte drink from Zarby's costs about $28 for *** 4 pack. *** healthier alternative to kids' hydration drinks, these electrolyte pouches from Zarby's are delivering amazing essential nutrients in *** convenient kid-friendly pouch form, and it's perfect for when any of your children are under the weather. Support, comfort, and innovation. These Good Housekeeping parenting Award winners are helping new moms through the postpartum journey. First up, Bobby's $50 nursing pillow makes feeding time more comfortable for mom and baby. An updated version to *** classic favorite, Bobby's new nursing pillow has *** larger surface area and is more supportive, making for *** more comfortable experience. also love this app-powered high-tech wearable pump from Uy. It's $350 but Amazon frequently has it on sale. This breast pump from Uy is really innovative. It features *** warming technology that can actually decrease clogs and increase milk flow, and testers love the comfort and support of Bodily's $58 Doing bra. Designed for traditional pumps, wearable pumps, nursing, and just everyday wear, bodily do anything bra is an all in one solution that mothers can wear all day long to meet their changing needs. The best for busy toddlers. These are some of the winners from Good Housekeeping's Parenting Awards. When selecting winners, we consider feedback from parenting experts, product analysts, and real families. Let's start with the essentials diapers. Testers love Huggy's Hug Fit 360. The price varies by size and by quantity. In lab tests, this version was super absorbent and it soaked up fluid from all different angles while the surface remained dry. Next up, this $28. Toothbrush from Pure Baby. It's really lightweight. It even has *** built in 2 minute timer and it uses gentle vibration to promote *** better clean. Our parents used it with their toddlers so that they absolutely loved it and that their toddlers actually enjoyed brushing their teeth. When the day winds down, there's help for bedtime too. The happiest baby Snoopy is *** night light, sound machine, and OK to away clock all in one. It costs about $70. Our parents who used it said that they really enjoyed using it with their toddlers at bedtime.
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Updated: 4:00 AM CDT Sep 8, 2025
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Top parenting products of the year from Good Housekeeping

Good Housekeeping’s Parenting Awards spotlight the best products for babies, kids, and caregivers, tested by experts and real families

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Updated: 4:00 AM CDT Sep 8, 2025
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With so many parenting products on the market, how do you know which ones are really worth your money? The National Consumer Unit teamed up with our Hearst partners at Good Housekeeping to find out. Their experts, with feedback from real families, evaluated hundreds of products for this year’s Parenting Awards.Here are some of the standouts: Best for babiesThe Lulu Lollipop Sleep Bag was a favorite, featuring an all-around zipper for easy nighttime diaper changes. "These wearable blankets are great for babies because it gives them the feeling of a blanket without having that loose blanket that is considered unsafe in cribs," said Lexie Sachs, executive director of the Good Housekeeping Institute.Drool bibs from KeaBabies were another standout. "When our parent testers tried these out, they said that the babies wore them all day and nothing leaked through," Sachs said.For feeding time, the Chicco Duo Bottles impressed testers. "There's a thin layer of glass inside the bottle, and that's what touches the milk, but the outside is plastic," noted Sachs. "It makes this very lightweight and very durable."Toddler essentialsAmong the essentials, Huggies HuggFit 360 diapers stood out. “In lab tests, this version was super absorbent, and it soaked up fluid from all different angles while the surface remained dry,” said Olivia Lipski, senior reviews writer and analyst at Good Housekeeping. For oral care, the PureBaby electric toothbrush impressed parents. “It’s really lightweight. It even has a built-in two-minute timer, and it uses gentle vibration to promote a better clean,” Lipski explained. “Our parents used it with their toddlers, said that they absolutely loved it, and that their toddlers actually enjoyed brushing their teeth.”When it’s time to wind down, the Happiest Baby SNOObie combines a nightlight, sound machine, and wake clock into one device. "Our parents who used it said that they really enjoyed using it with their toddlers at bedtime," Lipski added. Smart family solutionsFor tackling messes, one standout is Miss Mouth’s stain remover spray. "In our cleaning lab evaluations, we found that the formula was quick to remove common stains," Lipski said.Another favorite is Canopy’s bathtub filter. "Testers found that their bath water was noticeably less yellow when using the filter, and all of them found it super easy to install," she added.For parents looking to save on big-ticket items, the website fromrebel.com offers overstock and open-box products at significant discounts. "Our experts loved that the items are never secondhand and they're always quality checked before being resold," Lipski explained.Favorites for kidsThe Yumi soft-baked breakfast bars were a favorite among kid testers. "They're made with oats and they're not loaded with tons of sugar like other bars on the shelf," said Stefani Sassos, Good Housekeeping’s nutrition director.For sun protection, Neutrogena’s sunscreen stick was a standout. "Parents really loved using this sunscreen stick from Neutrogena, saying it was easy to apply, left no mess, and no greasy feeling," Sassos said.For a hydration boost, electrolyte pouches from Zarbee's stood out as a healthier alternative to traditional kids’ drinks. "These electrolyte pouches from Zarbee's are delivering amazing essential nutrients in a convenient, kid-friendly pouch form, and it's perfect for when any of your children are under the weather," Sassos noted.Postpartum SupportFor feeding time, Boppy's upgraded nursing pillow was a standout pick among new mothers. "Boppy's new nursing pillow has a larger surface area and is more supportive, making for a more comfortable experience," said Sassos.Testers also loved Eufy's innovative, app-powered wearable breast pump. "It features a warming technology that can actually decrease clogs and increase milk flow," said Sassos.Bodily’s Do Anything bra was also a favorite for its versatility. "Designed for traditional pumps, wearable pumps, nursing, and just everyday wear, Bodily’s Do Anything bra is an all-in-one solution that mothers can wear all day long to meet their changing needs," Sassos explained.To see all of the award winners, click here.

With so many parenting products on the market, how do you know which ones are really worth your money? The National Consumer Unit teamed up with our Hearst partners at to find out. Their experts, with feedback from real families, evaluated hundreds of products for this year’s .

Here are some of the standouts:

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Best for babies

The was a favorite, featuring an all-around zipper for easy nighttime diaper changes. "These wearable blankets are great for babies because it gives them the feeling of a blanket without having that loose blanket that is considered unsafe in cribs," said Lexie Sachs, executive director of the Good Housekeeping Institute.

were another standout. "When our parent testers tried these out, they said that the babies wore them all day and nothing leaked through," Sachs said.

For feeding time, the impressed testers. "There's a thin layer of glass inside the bottle, and that's what touches the milk, but the outside is plastic," noted Sachs. "It makes this very lightweight and very durable."

Toddler essentials

Among the essentials, stood out. “In lab tests, this version was super absorbent, and it soaked up fluid from all different angles while the surface remained dry,” said Olivia Lipski, senior reviews writer and analyst at Good Housekeeping.

For oral care, the impressed parents. “It’s really lightweight. It even has a built-in two-minute timer, and it uses gentle vibration to promote a better clean,” Lipski explained. “Our parents used it with their toddlers, said that they absolutely loved it, and that their toddlers actually enjoyed brushing their teeth.”

When it’s time to wind down, the combines a nightlight, sound machine, and wake clock into one device. "Our parents who used it said that they really enjoyed using it with their toddlers at bedtime," Lipski added.

Smart family solutions

For tackling messes, one standout is . "In our cleaning lab evaluations, we found that the formula was quick to remove common stains," Lipski said.

Another favorite is . "Testers found that their bath water was noticeably less yellow when using the filter, and all of them found it super easy to install," she added.

For parents looking to save on big-ticket items, the website offers overstock and open-box products at significant discounts. "Our experts loved that the items are never secondhand and they're always quality checked before being resold," Lipski explained.

Favorites for kids

Postpartum Support

For feeding time, was a standout pick among new mothers. "Boppy's new nursing pillow has a larger surface area and is more supportive, making for a more comfortable experience," said Sassos.

Testers also loved . "It features a warming technology that can actually decrease clogs and increase milk flow," said Sassos.

was also a favorite for its versatility. "Designed for traditional pumps, wearable pumps, nursing, and just everyday wear, Bodily’s Do Anything bra is an all-in-one solution that mothers can wear all day long to meet their changing needs," Sassos explained.

To see all of the award winners, .