I was here recently to find a gift for my niece and there was not much stuff for 5 year olds. I did…read morefind some dresses, but it was around $20 even after sale. I've previously shopped at Baby Gap, Carter's Joe Fresh and here; however I didn't see anything interesting at this place. Price was too expensive for cheap quality. I had to convince my mom to find a better deals at Gap or Joe Fresh (the one in Superstore) instead and the service was non-existent. For this reason I had to give 2 stars.

When you can get an additional 50% on top of the sale price item, then that's a good thing…read more A bit of a tighter store, with lots of selection. Obviously better quality than Joe or Children's Place. Friendly service. Love the fact they accept amex.

Amazing service The…read moreshop owner was in and offered some great little ideas. I bought the cutest knitted Grey sweater with little woven booties for the winter. They were both hand made and super soft The service alone is worth supporting a small business especially when they have super cute things it's worth the dollar spent. I'm not a big dept store shopper I really can't stand going in over crowded places that are just full to the rim with crap. Small stores that offer great quality things is my kind of spot. They have more than just baby and kids clothes they also have mom clothes and supplies u need before during and after the little one comes along! If you're around and expecting or someone is expecting that you know def a place to pop into to find something worth ur while Plus they have some blocks to keep ur kids busy while u shop Enjoy!!

My dear friend's daughter had her first baby. Mother did not want to shop online for breastfeeding…read morebra. She said the assistance was great.

Colorful kid's clothing. LOTS of product in a relatively small store…read more A decent alternative to Gymboree, Old Navy or Gap Kids. Your kids will probably not look like every other kid in their class if you shop here. And, prices aren't too expensive either. They carry accessories and other necessities for back go school as well.

Unique and beautiful items. If you want to support a local, family owned business, you should check…read morethis place out.

We've been here a few times since my bad experience last year, and I thought I'd post an update…read more The one star review was left out of frustration, but valid nonetheless, so I will leave it up. Considering how small the place is, they do manage to squeeze a lot of inventory in this place. A good selection of strollers on the floor as well. Prices are okay, some things can certainly be had cheaper elsewhere, so shop around for the big ticket items. Otherwise, it's a decent little shop that undoubtedly serves the neighborhood well. The store on Marine Drive is far more massive and warehouse-y, with lots more of the larger items on the floor. Worth a visit if you're down that way.

Beautiful kiddies boutique store, great variety of products from 0 to 5 years old. Knowledge people…read moreread to help you and give you advice.

Compact, glass-walled boutique specializing in organic cotton apparel and accessories for the…read moreyoungest among us, from newborn to toddler, tucked away within the Granville Island indoor shopping arcade. Nice clothes, carefully curated, with decent prices and helpful, friendly staff. Our little one scored an adorable summer onesie and hat appropriate for the unseasonably warm weather we encountered, and were unprepared for, in late May. I imagine the stock rotates with the seasons, so it would be nice to return later in the year, to peruse their winter selection. Very recommended for baby-makers, and baby-already-havers!

Amazing stuff here, better quality and graphics for my princess!…read more Different styles fr Carters et al, suchbas kimonos, etc. Super soft. Amazing what can be accomplished with natural ingredients. Easy repeat.

Scallywags carried adorable children's clothing and accessories. They have shoes by Robeez and…read moreCrocs. They also have woolen slippers, organic clothing, and gorgeous coats for little girls. The staff are enthusiastic about showing off their cute merchandise.

A few of my friends have had kids lately and I came here inside the kids market in Granville Island…read moreto get some inspiration for some clothes. Such adorable selection at reasonable prices. Customer service was beyond friendly and helpful.

If you want a change from the usual Gymboree and Child's Place, check this cutsey smaller store in…read moreLansdowne Mall. Doesn't have the flashy decor, but good sales, up to 5 years, and cute, friendly service. Animal-shaped knapsacks too. Located just before the food court, across from Purdy's.

I've been to this location of Toys R Us and Babies R Us and I've loved it. The whole store is light…read moreand bright, it has almost an overwhelming selection of toys and baby supplies. There are too many staff around on the floor, but they are easy enough to find and are always very helpful. As a new mom, the thing I really appreciate are the nursing rooms located in the back of the store. You need an associate to help you open the door, but once inside it is a very pleasant room with everything you could need to help take care of your infant. There is a changing pad, sink and paper towels, and a nice comfy rocking chair to nurse your young one. It sure came in handy when I needed to feed my little one!

Omg Toys"R"Us still exists nowadays?? I had to go out of my way, while visiting in town, for…read morenostalgic reasons of course. While it's combined with the defunct Babies"R"Us and attached to the mall, I couldn't help but feel disappointed that this is a shell of its former self. While large and spacious, the feeling is warehouse-like, stale and lacking that magical sense that us millennials loved as kids. Toy deals were rare to be seen, and even price conversion to USD wasn't even advantageous. While it was nice to personally reminisce and show my toddler around, the small independent toy shops/online shopping are the way to go now.