We all have trouble deciding whether our baby should be an artist, a banker, or maybe a rocket scientist - and so do they! In fact, when my daughter was younger, I was sure she'd want to grow up to be an artist, but now she seems to change her mind everyday. The people at Baby Potential know that our little ones can grow up to be anything they can dream up, which is why they created a line of clothing based on the belief that with love, education, and community support, all babies have the potential to make their dreams come true.

Dacia Napier and Allison Zeller designed a line of short-sleeve and long-sleeve oneies and t-shirts for babies with quality silk-screened patches on the front representing different career choices ranging from a computer scientist to a philanthropist. Each 100% cotton piece is as soft as it is cute, while the 3-button style closure and form-fitted shoulders keep these outfits casual and comfortable.

The patches come in numerous different styles, although you also have the option to customize your own (like the Recycler one above). My little Environmentalist onesie was beautifully made with a patch featuring two globes and adorable decorative stitching along the neck (flowers and butterflies!). It's easy to see how much care and effort goes into the production of these shirts, as well as into the message. Not only does Baby Potential support children and bright futures, they are also dedicated to making a difference. With Family Service Association of San Antonio, Baby Potential set up Sew Circle, which enables women who receive help from FSA to earn extra money by hand-sewing the patches and words onto the clothing. Baby Potential also donates a portion of its profits to support educational and community programs funded by the FSA. Which means by purchasing a shirt, you're not only supporting a message and a cause that's valuable for all children, you're helping others make the most of their future as well. Visit Baby Potential for more information or to start your baby on his own great path.