After browsing through dozens of potential high-chairs for our six-month old daughter, my husband and I found ourselves at the upscale chain Giggle. “This one’s only $250!” I exclaimed, as I ran my hand over the smooth wood of the sleek model.

 My husband looked at me. “Only $250” for a high chair? A few days earlier, we’d talked about a budget of $60 for this purchase. My enthusiasm for the pricier model epitomized a recent trend in my shopping habits: When it comes to my baby, no price tag is too high. I want to get her the best, from teethers designed in Germany to Baby Bjorn potty training stools. The fact that she goes to daycare helps fuel the flames of my spending sprees. I might not be able to spend all day with her, but I will buy her whatever she wants! $80 Jumperoo? Done. Organic, pureed baby food? Absolutely. And if she might sleep better with the $50 mobile, add that to my diapers.com order, too.

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