Was big bro Jaden her inspiration? The actor and budding hip-hop artist also recently clipped his curly locks for a more tapered look. And on Jan. 27, the 12-year-old debuted his new cut while attending the 76ers game against Charlotte in Philadelphia with superstar parents Will and Jada.

Courtesy Jaden Smith

Whatever the reason for little Willow’s sudden hair-change, we admire her risk-taker attitude. And whether she’s wigged out in a bright pink Nicki Minaj-inspired do’ or swinging her colorful braids, she always looks adorable.

– Jenisha Watts

TELL US: Would you let your daughter shave her head?

Hush little baby, please don’t cry… Jewel is going to sing you a lullaby!

Star moms (and moms-to-be!) are sending their little ones off to dreamland with the folk singer’s 2009 kiddie album, Lullaby, which features 10 original tracks and a few old favorites (“Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star”).

On June 28, Alyssa Milano Tweeted: “My baby and I singing to @jeweljk before bedtime,” along with a sound clip of her and 5-month-old son Milo‘s mini duet.

And Jessica Simpson, who is anxiously awaiting the arrival of her first child, has already added the album to her playlist. “Just ordered Lullaby,” she Tweeted last week. “I can’t wait for my lil one to enjoy her voice!”

Lucky for them, Jewel recently released another children’s album, The Merry Goes Round, to add to their repertoire. And even though so many celeb babies are enjoying Jewel’s soothing songs, we’re sure 6-month-old son Kase Townes is still his mama’s biggest fan.

– Anya Leon

After years of unsuccessful attempts to expand her family, Elizabeth Banks finally got to experience What to Expect When You’re Expecting — at least on screen.

But off, when the actress and her husband Max Handelman eventually decided to travel down the path of gestational surrogacy, Banks kept her eyes on the prize: her son.

“It helps that other moms had said that once they had their babies, they forgot they were ever pregnant,” she says in the March issue of Women’s Health.

“So once my focus became the baby and not the pregnancy, it was a very easy decision.”

Thrilled to have welcomed Felix last March, the couple still make it a point to carve out plenty of couple time.

Fortunately, 19 years into their relationship — and co-owners of a production company — the pair have mastered a system.

“Working together provides a lot of balance in our life and it’s a way for us to [see each other], because I travel so much for work,” the Man on a Ledge star, 37, explains.

In addition to the demands of her blossoming career, the delicate balance of baby and her marriage allows Banks — who plays Effie Trinket in the highly anticipated Hunger Games film adaptation – to be a “good role model” for the life she leads.

“I have an amazing marriage and it will be long-lasting. I think I’m a good mom,” she says. “I could run for office, no problem, because there are no skeletons in my closet. Not that I would run for office…”

– Anya Leon

Jamie Lynn Spears may be kicking her music career into high gear, but says her number one priority is still her daughter Maddie Briann, 3½.

“These days, the only thing I’m afraid of is not being a good mom,” Spears, 20, tells Glamour in their March issue. “As long as Maddie is healthy and she loves me, the rest doesn’t matter.”

She’s been taking performance advice from her older sister, Britney, and says motherhood has helped to bridge the 10-year age gap between them.

“Maddie loves her Aunt Britney’s songs,” according to the younger Spears, who adds that her little girl often has playdates with cousins Preston and Jayden.

“She loves dancing and singing and all of that. I definitely think music is in her genes.”

Spears said she’s using her own music to be honest about her pregnancy and how she feels about being a young single mother.

“That’s been the coolest thing — realizing that it’s okay to just be myself and really tell my story,” she tells the magazine. “I expect the scrutiny. The last time anyone heard anything of me, I was 16 and pregnant. All I can do is be my best — there will always be people who will never like me.”

As a teen, Spears says, she was embarrassed to see a doctor and ask for birth control — even more so because of her position as the star of Nickelodeon show Zoey 101.

“I was 16. I’d had one boyfriend. It doesn’t make it perfect or all right. But I was judged for something that probably most everyone does,” she notes. ”I was young. I was in love. I was like every other teenager, except I had this last name. And I made a decision that is forever my decision.”

But the backlash that Spears experienced when she announced that she was expecting still stings.

“I had to make a decision that I could sleep with every night,” she explains. “I did feel responsible for the young girls and the mothers who I probably confused and let down. I apologize for that. But I wasn’t trying to glamorize teen pregnancy. I hated when [the tabloids] said that. Everybody is dealt a hand of cards. It was my choice to play them the way I played them. But the hateful comments hurt.”

Spears soon found herself under the watchful eye of the media and moved from Los Angeles back to her home state of Louisiana. In June 2008, at age 17, she delivered her daughter.

“I just wanted to get away from it as much as I could … move to a town in the middle of nowhere and just raise my child. All I could be was a good mother. If anybody had anything to say after that, there was nothing I could do,” recalls Spears. “I was very OCD about Maddie at first. I didn’t want anybody to watch her or touch her. I wanted to do it all myself. I breastfed for almost a year; I couldn’t leave her at all.”

Though Spears and fiancé Casey Aldridge split in 2010, they are both fully committed to raising their daughter.

“I do wonder about how [Maddie] is going to feel about the fact that I was young when I had her and that her father and I aren’t together anymore,” she admits. “It’s sad because my and Casey’s love had to turn into an adult relationship so quickly. There’s a slim chance of two young people making it through high school and all that drama, but making it as parents?”

“We tried,” she says of her relationship with Aldridge, who takes care of their daughter one weekend a month. “We really wanted to do it right. We loved each other. I will love him as Maddie’s father until the day I die.”

As for dating? Spears says that’s not her number-one concern right now.

“I’ve been on dates here and there, going to dinner or a movie, but nothing further than that. I’m a mother first,” she explains. “I have a little girl, and until I’m serious about someone, he’s not going to be around her. … The one thing that does get me excited is one day having that relationship. I look forward to that — I really do.”

– Liz Raftery

Is it possible to make hamper-time hip? We think so, especially after trying Roux Maison — a new, eco-friendly laundry detergent and stain remover line.

Divided into four different textile categories: Essential (all-purpose), Sport (lycra, spandex and other high performance fabrics), Delicate (lingerie or hosiery) and Swimwear, the detergents are highly concentrated and hypoallergenic so a little goes a long way and it’s perfect for your little ones’ sensitive skin.

Plus it’s loaded with yummy scents such as ambrosia and sweet tea that reflect the brand’s southern roots, so your clothes smell naturally fresh.

And Roux definitely deserves its environmentally-friendly rep. Not only are the bottles BPA-free, but the formulas are vegan, biodegradable, and free of sulfates, formaldehyde, pthalates, parabens, phosphates, optical brighteners, artificial fragrances and artificial dyes.

Moms-to-be should feel especially comforted that no chemical residue is left behind on fabrics after cleaning is complete.

Overall Verdict: Give this brand a try and save the world one laundry load at time.

(*Those with any pre-existing skin conditions such as eczema should consult with a health care provider before using any commercial product.)

– Dr. Mona Gohara

Are you (and your little ones) in need of a Sweet Escape?

Well, get ready to set sail with the latest collection from Gwen Stefani‘s Harajuku Mini line for Target.

It is filled with sweet, nautical-inspired clothing — mini boy and girl sailor rompers, anyone? — that is reminiscent of summers spent at the shore.

In addition to the chic sailor blazers, mermaid graphic tees and striped leggings, there are also tons of super cool accessories. How cute will your little beach babe look in the red anchor shades ($7)?

Other standouts include the adorable Navy Dot Dress ($20) for girls and the Sailor Jacket ($20) and Long Sleeve Sea Monster Tee ($14, left) for boys.

Shop the full collection at target.com.

– Anya Leon

Cute and eco-friendly: That’s a combination we love, which is why we’re excited about Paper Culture‘s new bamboo wall art collection.

Available in four sizes ($40 – $200), it’s full of cool, kid-friendly designs including Dear Deer and Owls in Love. Or you can customize one with a favorite photo of your little one.

Plus, each piece of artwork comes pre-drilled so you can hang it easily.

Added bonus: To celebrate Valentine’s Day, they’re offering 20 percent off when you enter code: TRUELOVE at checkout.

To see the full line, go to paperculture.com.

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From zig zag stripes and pretty prints to rich solid colors, these comfy knit mini frocks are a pregnancy must-have. Ready to shop? We’ve rounded up our top picks — for every budget — below.

Courtesy Piperlime

Splurge

It may not be maternity, but MICHAEL Michael Kors‘s Stripe Sweater Dress ($130) features a flattering horizontal pattern that is sure to work wonders for your growing curvy figure.

Courtesy Calvin Klein

Affordable

You’ll be seeing spots with Calvin Klein‘s Abstract Snow Leopard Sweater Dress ($80). Just add a pair of black tights and boots and you’ll be ready to hit the town.

Courtesy Loft

Bargain Buy

From the chic cowl neck to the beautiful wine color, Loft‘s Maternity Sweater Dress ($25) will keep you (and your bump!) warm and stylish all winter long.

– Anya Leon

Calling all artists, big or small! Mom-to-be Jessica and Ashlee Simpson want your help designing a T-Shirt for their back-to-school girls collection. To enter, submit your artwork to jessicasimpson.com/babybuggy.

The winning design will be selected by the designing sisters and Baby Buggy founder Jessica Seinfeld. And a portion of all proceeds will be donated to Baby Buggy. So not only will your creation be featured in their line, but it will give back to a wonderful cause.

Just hurry up! Today is the last day to enter.

Just like his fashionable brothers and sisters, Knox Jolie-Pitt is establishing his own sense of style now that he’s growing up.

Our evidence:  The 3-year-old looked adorable in an easy, yet polished ensemble as he and his family made their way through Haneda International Airport in Tokyo on Nov. 8.

Knox wore La Miniatura‘s French Terry Cardigan ($80) with a navy T-shirt, dark jeans and white sneakers.

Love his mini airport style? You’re in luck. We’ve rounded up similar items — all under $20!

Courtesy The Children’s Place

Sweater

With its stylish ribbed trim and roomy front pockets, The Children’s Place cozy Uniform Cardigan ($20) is the perfect topper for chilly weather.

Courtesy American Apparel

Tee

Every little guy on-the-go needs an arsenal of colored tees. Our pick: American Apparel‘s Cotton T-Shirts ($11), which come in a variety of cool colors.

Courtesy Crazy 8

Jeans

Give your tyke a dressier denim look with Crazy 8‘s Rocker Jeans ($17). The dark wash style and clean lines add instant polish.

Courtesy Dillard’s

Shoes

From the easy style to the comfy fit, it’s no wonder Converse‘s Chuck Taylor All-Star Sneakers ($20) are such a big hit with Hollywood’s mini set.

– Anya Leon