Little lambs are often curious about all creatures great and small.

But if your tyke is critter crazy, he’ll flip for Tutu Kids’s one-of-a-kind pillows, wall hangings, blankets, backpacks, and purses.

Designed by European-born, Decatur-based architect and mompreneur Anja Weninger, the simple styles feature hand-cut felt appliques adored by parents and their progeny. Loose tails, floppy ears, metal grommets, and shiny sequins bring elephants, rhinos, and other four-legged friends to life.

They’ll learn soon enough that it’s a zoo out there.

Might as well go wild.

Available at Beehive Co-Op, 1831a Peachtree Road, Buckhead (404-351-1166 or beehiveco-op.com).

CHEER
Red Bull Soapbox Race
What: Watch 45 teams compete in wonderfully whacky, human-powered vehicles.
Why: Costumes and silly skits included.
When: Sat. Pits open, 11 a.m.; first race, 1 p.m.
Where: 10th St., near Piedmont Park, Midtown (404-434-5636).

HEAR
Ellis Paul
What: Kiddie crossover star (and Parents’ Choice award winner) rocks a singer-songwriter vibe for the small set.
Why: Perfect for family folks.
When: Sat., noon.
Where: Eddie’s Attic, 515b N. McDonough St., Decatur (404-377-4976).

SEE
Artspalooza
What: A once-a-year festival of free performances by musicians, dancers, puppeteers, storytellers, and more.
Why: It’s the best fest of the year.
When: Sat., 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
Where: Woodruff Arts Center, Memorial Arts Building, 1280 Peachtree St., Midtown (404-733-5293).