More parents are going all-out for their kids, analysts say.
Maybe it's because as a successful, single business woman in her late 30s, marriage and having a baby weren't in her plans. And I did. More and more parents are pampering their babies and toddlers with upscale clothing, accessories, furnishings and cosmetics that come with eye-popping prices. Multiple developments have made the phenomenon a reality, including a strong economy and couples having children later in life when they have more disposable income. But the central piece of the baby's room is the Bellini crib, which Primo knew she wanted from the minute she saw it at the Bellini store in Birmingham.