Most toddlers "do it myself!" ideas send parents running for the hills - or at least to the nearest hardware store to load up on enough childproof gear to cover any big ideas your little tot might have. But there are some things we wish our kids could do all by themselves - undress quickly enough to use the bathroom without any assistance, for instance?

Look no further than Myself Belts, the greatest pants-keeper-upper since, well, the normal belt. Without the hassle of buckles and loops, these ingenious belts attach themselves to the child's belt loop, and let kids do the rest. Myself Belts close with a secure velcro front that allows for easy opening and closing, so that Mom no longer becomes the bathroom gate keeper.

Gone are the days when you can expect that anything blue or pink will be wholeheartedly welcomed by your young fashionista. As she gets older, it will be harder to convince your discerning tot that whatever Grandma sent in the mail is stylish. If you're in the middle of the "I pick my shirts" phase, then Glug Baby can help.

Even babies who aren't quite ready for their close-up will find style and comfort with the hottest leg accessory - BabyLegs!

BabyLegs are a crafty pants-socks combo, minus the hassle of pants and the restriction of socks. Each leg-warmer like duo spans the length of your child's legs, providing warmth, protection and freedom. They close the ever-present gap between socks and pants (aka "gapiosis"), so you can be assured every inch of your child's gorgeous gams are warm and cozy!

You may get wind of some monkey business on the monkey bars or treachery on the tricycles. There may even be some talk of a clothing pile up in the dress up corner, but What Happens in Preschool Stays in Preschool.

Just ask the founders of Baby Rock Apparel, the brains behind a line of preciously rebellious tees and outspoken one piece shirts for infants and toddlers.

Watch out Hillary. Duck for cover Condoleezza. While it remains to be seen if we will have our first female president in 2008, one thing is for sure, there's a future presidential candidate hot on her tails who has yet to learn how to tie her own shoelaces!

With boys and girls rompers and raglans that sport messages like "One day I will be president, everything's possible," Kate Gaffin, founder and creative director of Beautiful Futures has started a thriving business with a really good heart. Her baby and toddler collection of cotton t-shirts, titled "Everything's Possible," was first created in order to inspire kids and their moms to dream big.

Shoes that are flexible, durable, and adorable - what more can you ask for? Affordable ones! See Kai Run new walker shoes were created when Cause Haun, the founder wanted a good first shoe for her son Kai.

It began with the search of a shoe that was strong enough to withstand weather and wear, soft enough not to shock any toddler used to being barefoot and stylish enough to start her child off on the right foot. Haun had no luck, but instead of lowering her standards, this take-charge mom decided to start - See Kai Run -- her own line of fashionable toddler shoes that were just right.

Ok, so maybe you're not Angelina Jolie, and your significant other isn't exactly Brad Pitt. That doesn't mean your very own Shiloh Nouvel can't dress like her pictures command millions for the cover of People.

The adorable "Pots and Pans Band" tee by Kingsley Aarons is ultra soft and custom cut for even the most sensitive little rocker. The grunge-gray background features an "I'm too cool for my diaper" rock/art inspired logo.

I can't count the amount of times that someone stopped me on the street and said 'You lost a bootie!' I lost a bootie about every five feet because those things just never stayed on my daughter's feet when she was first born. Out I was with Natalie (newborn at the time) in the Bjorn and I was constantly bending down trying to pick up the booties. It wasn't until about three months later that I found out about Robeez Baby Shoes.