After endless searching, we’ve finally narrowed down the 30 most useful sites. Some, you can shop.
Others are just full of great ideas and inspiration. Consider this your constantly-evolving cheat sheet to the best of the web.
Anais & Ianaisandi.com
Straightforward basics— designed, tested and approved by designer Jane D’Haene’s daughter, Anais.
Atsuyo et Akikoatsuyoetakiko.com
Two designers (and natives of Japan) use everyday objects to tell stories and inspire brilliant accessories.
Babblewww.babble.com
The ultimate parent-centric community, with a regularly-updated “The Babble 50″ list of the best mom blogs on the web.
Babyccino Kidswww.babyccinokids.com/blog
Curious about what your ultra-chic friends are buying for their little ones? Enter Babyccino, a blog full of daily inspiration from three moms (and taste-makers) from London, Amsterdam and Paris. Blogging aside, the shopping section is a portal for fab finds from around the web.
BabyCenterwww.babycenter.com
This aggregator specializes in child development—especially useful if you’re expecting.
Bella Blissbellabliss.com
A classic collection of prep-perfect childrenswear that focuses on durability.
Bonpointbonpoint.com
French design at its most exquisite, for everyday wear or special occasions. Especially beautiful liberty prints.
Diaper Style Memoirsdiaperstylememoirs.com/
Inessa Lysenko’s blog, often written from the perspective of her daughter Sasha, distills the meaningful moments that parents share with their children. Gorgeous illustrations
Elements of Stylewww.elementsofstyleblog.com
Erin Gates, interior designer and stylist, serves up daily ideas for your home as well as your closet—with a great sense of humor.
Gigglewww.giggle.com
Taking the guesswork out of gear-shopping for your baby, Giggle’s highly-edited selection of the most useful (and innovative products) makes it an ideal venue for a shower registry.
Janie and Jackjanieandjack.com
Frequently updated with new styles, this niche collection from parent company Gymboree endorses a contemporary, trend-oriented approach to childrenswear.
Kayce Hugheskaycehughes.com
An all-American girls’ collection with retro appeal, founded by a former Ralph Lauren designer (and mother of seven.)
Lucky Kidsluckymag.com/kids
Brilliant advice from the editors of Lucky, covering everything from sunglasses to snacks. Lucky’s approach to childrenswear is as well-researched and inspirational as you’d expect. The deals section, featuring big savings on great merch, is a must-read.
Lonnywww.lonnymag.com
Believing that a beautiful life begins with a beautiful home, designer Michelle Adams and photographer Patrick Cline founded Lonny to pick up where Domino (sigh) left off, giving readers a glimpse into the interiors of coveted homes and apartments.
Makie Clothiermakieclothier.com
The online home of the Soho boutique featuring modern Japanese clothing with beautiful prints and elegantly minimal design.
Marie Chantalmariechantal.com
A playful-yet-haute take on classic European fashion from a British mother of five.
Odewww.odekids.com
Named for the designer’s parents’ native city in India, this new, unique and beautifully constructed brand is inspired by Indian heritage, yet rooted in contemporary design. Dresses, tops, and skirts are made from handloomed ikats and hand block printed textiles—an easy way to translate a global aesthetic into everyday wear for little girls.
Papier-Machewww.papier-mache.com.au
As the premiere childrenswear magazine from the emerging Australian market, Papier-Mache reads like a mini-Vogue.
Papo D’Anjopapodanjo.com
Classic European fare with exquisite details, low-profile elegance, and a dedication to quality.
Petit Bateaupetitbateau.com
Every français swears by this ubiquitous-in-Paris resource for basic cotton layering pieces.
Pink Chickenpinkchicken.com
The online home of Stacey Fraser’s Amagansett boutique espouses a bohemian sensibility, with a wide selection of adorable ruffled diaper covers.
Pirouette Blogwww.pirouetteblog.com
The passion project of Florence Rolando, founder of European trade show Bubble, this insidery blog covers everything from toys to boutiques to mother/child relationships.
Rachel Rileyrachelriley.com
Traditionally inspired, vintage-style, hand-crafted clothing and footwear from a London designer and mother of three.
Sailor Rosesailorrose.com
A collection of little girl clothing inspired by traditional American clothing and produced domestically.
The Sartorialistwww.thesartorialist.com
Photographer Scott Schuman’s ne plus ultra take on street style is a daily must for the style-obsessed all around the world.
Shrimp & Grits Kidswww.shrimpandgritskids.com
A cult destination for traditional, all-American clothing, this boutique offers a wealth of quality (and affordable!) hand-smocked clothing. Designer Megan Hewitt’s Southern society (in coastal South Carolina) informs these versatile basics like beach shortalls, sailor shirts, and appliqué tees.
Smallablewww.smallable.com
Could this be one of the best ecommerce sites on the web? Based in France, it specializes in little fashion gems with big style impact. Expect to find not the best in European design, including hard-to-find brands and exclusives such as Isabel Marant’s children’s collection.
Small Magazinewww.smallmagazine.net
Beloved in the children’s fashion world for its beautiful images, this mag showcases unusual brands and unique personal style.
Stroller Trafficwww.strollertraffic.com
Its mission? To keep parents informed on everything from nutrition to fashion. A team of experts weighs in on every issue, and the weekly newsletters provide a quick digest of the news you need to know.
Tane Organicstaneorganics.com
A sweetly simple collection for babies—using the most luxurious, eco-friendly fibers on the market.