Gwen Stefani, Gavin Rossdale and Kingston shop at Traveling Tikes in Century City

Gwen Stefani and husband, Gavin Rossdale took their son, Kingston Rossdale, almost 10 months, with them to shop at Traveling Tikes in Century City yesterday. The couple picked up some pacifiers, bottles and toys for their son. X17 suggests that they are for a new baby, but we doubt this. While Gwen has said she would like to have another baby she said she will hopefully leave it until after she finished her worldwide tour (and she isn’t making it to Sydney until July 30th)!

Guess they don’t know how hard pacifiers are to keep track off! Plus, since Gwen is starting her tour shortly, they could easily be introducing Kingston to a bottle since she won’t be available to nurse him for some time in the evenings.

Kingston rides in a Graco Safeseat Mosaic car seat ($129) with a Little Bits by Monica Rodgers camouflage cover with orange piping ($138). The picture is of a toddler car seat, but it is also available in covers for infant car seats.

Photos: X17online

Comments

Ummm My 2 Cents if she where pregante why would she be buying that crap. I am sure she would breastfeed. Her son is not to old to use those items. Perhaps she is pumping milk into a bottle for Kingston. I hope not but maybe she is weaning him. Maybe it has nothing to do with her child at all. Baby shower or something like that. I am sure like everyone else she knows people who are having a baby. Besides as the creative mind she is maybe it has to do with a new feeding line down the road. People freak out too soon.

- JoyJoy on March 21st, 2007

Though these custom carseat covers are cute they are not safe! Covers that come with the seat are sprayed with flame retardant. By using a custom cover you are VOIDING your warranty and also releasing the carseat manufacturer of liability.

- Lorus on March 21st, 2007

It does not look like recent pictures. My daughter is Kingstons age and she is much bigger than that. I have seen other pics of Kingston and he is much bigger already. It looks like they are carrying a very young baby.

- rachel on March 21st, 2007

In addition to what Lorus said the aftermarket car seat covers are not tested to be used with the seats as the covers that come with the seats are. You should only use replacement covers that are made by the carseat manufacturer to be used with your specific seat.

- Trish on March 22nd, 2007