If you can grab a pack of onesies at Target, why go anywhere else? Here's why: because your babies deserve better. At this funky St. Paul shop, owner Kristie Case has thought of everything that new parents need, from new-age teething toys to Sock-ons (they keep a baby's socks on!) to the Baby Shusher (you can thank us later). And its play room offers free music classes and "baby yoga." 1560 Selby Av., St. Paul; 612-644-2540; teenybeeboutique.com
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