With a toddler running wild, you’re looking forward to your hospital getaway. Because you know the real labor begins when it’s time to introduce No. 2 to No. 1.

Here are three finds to help ensure a smooth delivery.

Strollers are for babies. Scooters are for big kids. Thanks to Mountain Buggy, you can have both. The new Freerider (launching this month, $100) is a scooter board that attaches to the back of all the company’s strollers. Best part? When older sib needs to exert a little independence, it pops off for a solo ride.

Big sis status is something to celebrate. Personalized, downloadable party packs ($6) from BB’s Tees are an easy way to make a huge deal out of baby’s arrival — by throwing all the attention your older child’s way. Each kit includes cupcake toppers, pinwheels, and invitations to the special event.

With great power — ahem — comes great responsibility. Anoint big brother the official family photographer. Let him train his artistic eye on baby’s homecoming with a Pottery Barn Kids child-friendly digital camera ($99).

That way they both stay in the picture.

	Waist not, want everything! Stock up on maternity clothes for sitting pretty while on stork watch.

PURR
Operation Ava Welcoming Event
What: Young animal lovers learn about pet care and meet furry friends at the new no-kill shelter.
Why: Adorable cats and dogs — need we say more?
When: Sun., 4-7 p.m.
Where: 858 N. Third St. (215-240-1240). Participation is free.

DINE
A Tale of Two Cities Brunch
What: Spend the morning with your kidlet (ages 3-10) filling up at the breakfast buffet, visiting with Dora the Explorer, and seeing what’s blooming at the Philadelphia International Flower Show.
Why: Eiffel Tower make-and-take crafts drive home the Parisian theme.
When: Sat., 9:30-11 a.m.
Where: Loews Philadelphia Hotel, 1200 Market St., 33rd flr. (215-627-1200); flower show, Pennsylvania Convention Center, 1101 Arch St. (215-418-4700). Tickets at 215-972-0700 or online at app.etapestry.com. Brunch only, adults, $50; children, $35. Brunch and flower show, adults, $75; children, $50.

STIR
Women’s Work: Hearth Cooking in the Log House
What: Watch historic foodways expert Deborah Peterson whip up an early American meal and score recipes you can try at home.
Why: Pint-size pioneers lend a hand fetching firewood and churning butter.
When: Sat., 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
Where: Mercer Museum, 84 S. Pine St., Doylestown (215-345-0210). Adults, $9; children, $4; under 5, free.

Photos: Courtesy of Mountain Buggy; Courtesy of BB’s Tees; Courtesy of Pottery Barn Kids