Christy Turlington

Getting out the door and where you want to go with a little one can be…errr…rough at times, so finding the right gear that helps make hitting the town with baby easier is always welcome. Here are some of my current loves for keeping baby safe and happy. Watch: Who Changes More Diapers—Giuliana or Bill Rancic?   • When baby wants his bottle, he usually wants it now, no easy feat while you’re anywhere but home. Enter Mixie, the very first baby formula bottle that you can fix at home and mix later when Junior is ready to chug. So genius! Watch: Check Out Kristin Cavallari's Post-Baby Body • If your big kid is anything like my three year old, he treats any road trip or errand run as though it should be a cruise ship buffet. He wants snacks, snacks and more snacks. Dr. Brown’s Snack-A-Pillar Stackable Snack & Dipping Cups are perfect for toting fruit, yogurt, crackers and anything else your kiddo desires with little risk of mess because the spill-proof cups have twist and lock lids. Watch: You Won't Believe Who Is Officiating Kelly Clarkson's Wedding! • Gisele Bundchen has been spotted carrying daughter Vivian in this Ergobaby carrier designed by guest designer and fellow supermodel Christy Turlington Burns, with proceeds to benefit her charity Every Mother Counts. Gorgeous baby gear for a cause? We’re so in! OK! News: Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer Debut They're Too-Cute Twins • Car safety is incredibly important and the smarties at Britax have found a way to make their superior car seats even safer, with the Click Tight Installation System. No matter what type of seat belt system your vehicle has, Click Tight can be installed safely, securely and easily. Click Tight will be available in the Frontier 90 and Pinnacle 90 car seats, available in late May/early June. What are your favorite on-the-go baby items? Let me know in the comments below, or tweet @OKMagazine. AOL Video Player:  none

EXCLUSIVE: UTA has signed Tony Mendez, the retired CIA operative played by Ben Affleck in Argo as he smuggled six diplomatic workers out of Iran. The agency has actually signed Mendez and his wife, Jonna, also an agency veteran. While it’s hard to top a movie about your life that wins the Oscar for Best Picture, the agency obviously believes there are more stories where Argo came from. The agency will rep the duo in film, television and all other media. Mendez’s Argo experience was a well kept secret until it was declassified, and the couple had other adventures working undercover. UTA will be working closely with the Mendez’s publishing agent and producing partner Christy Fletcher of New York-based Fletcher & Co. to represent the Mendez’s as well as the many declassified stories from their careers. Some of those were chronicled in his book, Master of Disguise, the first-ever memoir from a top operative to be authorized by the CIA. The couple also wrote Spy Dust, a true-life thriller of how the duo fell in love and married during the last chapter of the Cold War. The Mendez’s, who helped advise the development of the International Spy Museum in Washington DC, continue to train and consult to the agency community.