Target runs are quite eventful these days with a 2 1/2 year old and a 2 month old, often spent nursing in the dressing room (thank you Target employees for giving me the family stall even though I'm not trying on clothes), pressing all the buttons on the noisy diggers and dumpers in the toy section, buying bribes snacks that are consumed before checkout (we pay for them of course), and chatting with seasoned moms and grandmas who always share a knowing smile, a word of encouragement, or even their spot in line. #thankyou So it should come as no surprise that the Nate Berkus Winter 2016 Home Decor Collection looked brand new to me but it's probably been on shelves for weeks. Still it's worth a look, featuring Nate's signature global aesthetic of mixed textures, metals and geometric prints. I especially love the fringe woven stool (shown above, $64.99) asymmetrical mirror set ($49.99) and the Freudian palm leaf fringe wall art ($29.99). I might be late checking out this capsule, but the good thing is that Nate's on-trend designs won't go out of style any time soon. See the entire collection in stores and at target.com priced from $12.99 to $49.99.

During my last trip to Target, an endcap of brightly colored bags caught my eye by French Bull (@frenchbullnyc on Instagram). I wasn't familiar with this company, but here's what the Target website says: "Founded by Jackie Shapiro in 2002, French Bull is an inspired brand that elevates the ordinary to the extraordinary. French Bull’s mastery of pattern and color has enhanced a wide variety of everyday products. From the home to the street, French Bull’s iconic look and signature designs offer a sense of individualism, excitement, and pop. Live VIVID!" Judging by the prices for these bags ($129.99 for the 21" spinner luggage in Jet Set print), the quality must be better than usual. The overnight bag is $49.99 while the travel tote is just $39.99. If you're looking for a unique bag to add some color and personality to your travel style, check these out. There's even a super fun chevron diaper bag. My Missoni for Target suitcase is still in excellent condition after quite a bit of use - which is great - but sadly gives me no excuse to buy a new one. Few more pics after the jump...anyone scoop one of these beauties up?

If "texting is your cardio," then you'll flip for the Baublebar x Target tech accessories collection, a line of glam gadget gear for the fashion savvy gal who doesn't let the looks of her iPhone case ruin a perfect outfit. Rather, she compliments her ensemble with the latest designs much like jewelry, pairing rose gold ear buds with a colorblock phone cover (love the faux marble), or a MisFit Flash activity tracker nestled inside a sparkly Baublebar pendant necklace. I have to say this end-cap really caught my attention and I'd love to add a couple items to my cart (hello gold gem bluetooth speaker), but right now I'm stalking OtterBoxes on eBay. I kept my iPhone and iPad away from my toddler as long as I possibly could but Pandora's box has been opened and he wants to play with mommy's toys now, which means I need military grade protection for my devices, not shiny cosmetic ones. Sigh. Prices range from $19.99 to $69.99. Shop the BaubleBar for Target collection now in stores and online. See anything you love?

Shown above: Texting is My Cardio case, $29.99 at target.com

Love is in the air at Target's newly redesigned One Spot, now known as Bullseye's Playground, with Valentine's Day goodies for crafts, decorating, gifting and more. The influx of pink, white and red is sure to get your attention, but if you're not ready for V-Day celebrations yet, there are tons of 2016 organization items to interest you and help you achieve those New Year's resolutions. Think home office items, stationary, calendars and more (some reminiscent of Target's designer collab with Sugar Paper LA) to choose from. I love the neon/neutral clipboard, a striped heart tote, some heart theme votives and more. Too much to choose from! On this trip my time was limited to the dressing room for a nursing sesh, a trip to the baby aisles for some items I'd run out of, and the toy section because, of course. But I can't wait to brave the cold again with my two littles in tow to pick up a few things for myself. Keep reading for more pics - see anything you need to make a Target run for?