We had a wonderful time trying on 1st Holy Communion dresses here. The dresses are all so…read morebeautiful, and we were very happy to find that there is a good range in prices too. We found a beautiful, reasonably priced dress that made my daughter very happy. The little fitting room is beautiful with everything white and clean -- it feels like you're getting the royal treatment. Service is amazing. Silly us arrived there without an appointment. Tiffani was kind enough to squeeze us in at the end of the day and even happily stayed late to make sure my daughter was happy with her dress. She really knew her inventory and she knew exactly how to interact with little kids. She made this a truly outstanding experience. Thank you!

They were closed for President's Day. Walked 2.5 miles to get there to find out. Checked the web…read moresite ahead of time and don't recall seeing this information.

When I was over at Periwinkle, I saw this place out of the corner of my eye and had to stop in. I…read morehad a serious case of deja vu. I had seen some of these high end, designer baby/toddler clothes before..but at *much* lower prices. But where? Ah, of course, the Old Town Warehouse sale. Right. Thank goodness for the teeny tiny clearance section because the "regular" prices here made me feel weak in the knees, and not in a good way. It is a really cute store, and for those moms and dads who are OK with paying one hundred bucks and up for a shirt that his/her child will grow out of in a 3 month span..that's fine. But, I will be sticking to the clearance stuff and the warehouse sales.

I haven't contributed to the overpopulation of the earth, but most of my friends have. So, when a…read morefriend's son turned one last week, I decided to pop into this little store in the new shops of Slater's Lane for a gift. I think little kid's clothes are so cute... it's like dressing up dolls. This place has some really cute but VERY expensive stuff. We're talking about $150 teeny tiny jackets that a kid will grow out of in a few months. I've been in here a few times and right now they're having a 50% off sale on winter clothes. Everytime I come in here there's some obnoxious woman acting like she's the Devil Wears Prada woman, shopping for her offspring but letting the kid run amuck. The lady who runs store is nice enough but not very helpful. Considering how tiny the place is, you'd think she'd notice us standing at the register waiting to check out instead of folding fifty-dollar Italian bibs. That brings me to wonder who these clothes are really for. Like the kids give a crap about designer silk pajamas that they'll probably wet the bed in. I guess it's better off I don't have kids.

TONH is one of my favorite places to shop in-person. Great selection and regardless of the weather…read morethey always seem to have plenty of clientele. All my interactions with store reps have been professional and friendly. The stores aren't cheap but I generally hit them up Thanksgiving evening for when they open for the most competitive prices/Black Friday and occasionally through the year when I don't want to wait.

My husband loves to shop. We stop at outlets anytime we road trip. They are all pretty much the…read moresame at this point, in terms of store selection. However, the true difference is what each store carries. This location had good deals and options. We spent a reasonable amount, and left with many cute outfits for our family. We loved that stores weren't messy and disorganized, and getting assistance wasn't a problem. Store associates were readily available. Also, it was during the week, therefore stores weren't crowded. We would return and recommend

Rasheeda was great. Polite patient and courteous. Knowledgeable and kind. Made my experience easy…read moreand pleasant

Saw an item in the window that we were interested in. Walked in to the sales associate swiffering…read more Said that my youngest was enamored with an item in the window, so we just had to come check it out. No response. Continues swiffering. There's no way to see the items in the window display because they're blocked by other merchandise. I ask, do you know much the item is? Associate: "I don't know, maybe around $99." Keeps swiffering. Too bad you don't want to make a sale!

Cute little toy store! My daughter brought a little dog on wheels on a string she loved it and…read morewheeled it around with us all evening

This is a must stop for me while in Del Ray -- you never know when you'll find a treasure!…read more This consignment shop is two levels of toys, baby gear, maternity wear, and children's/toddler's clothing. On my last visit, I walked away with two of the most darling holiday outfits for my eldest daughter. At under $25 a piece, they were both high quality and barely worn. The children's boutique next door was selling similar pieces for over twice the price! Employees are friendly and the selection is well curated. If you are thrifting fan like myself, add this place to your itinerary!

Bellies and Babies is a consignment shop in Del Rey. Located in an old house near several cafes and…read morerestaurants, it's a great spot to save on kid clothes, toys, necessities, and maternity clothes. We came here to get a few new books for our toddler and left with 4-5 books for a cheap price!

Besides the Dairy Godmother, the Purple Goose is always on my must visit list whenever I am in the…read moreDel Ray area. It's a tiny store but every nook and cranny is filled with children's clothes, books, toys and shoes. Everything is very stylish and well curated (and also a bit expensive too! The outfits here are more for stepping out and not your average Carter's layettes). If you are looking for a unique and fun gift for a baby shower, this is the place to go! If you are looking for deals, they will sometimes open up the consignment shop next door and I've seen some awfully cute dresses that would look great on a holiday card! They are also offering a deal on Yelp where you can get $20 worth of items for $10 which I'll have to take advantage of soon!

Ok, they definitely have cute (expensive) new stuff and you might find some actual deals on the…read moreconsignment racks. I do love that all the consignment is in absolutely perfect condition. You'd never be able to tell anything was other than brand new. The (bizarre) negatives: -Extremely inattentive staff As in, I was by myself wandering the store and had to walk around shouting for someone to ring me up. Does theft not exist here? Seriously, I don't particularly appreciate overbearing store employees elsewhere, but this place goes to the opposite extreme with no one on the floor at all! There were no other customers in the store, and the front desk phone was ringing and ignored. -Impossible to maneuver the most compact of strollers or car seats. So...a children's shop that is adults-only? Note that Bellies & Babies up the street has play areas for kids (inside & out) and nice, wide open spaces. -No itemized receipts. You only get a credit card receipt with a total amt charged, or nothing with cash. Odd. How the heck do you handle return/exchange or check for clerk accuracy?? -Crazy mark-ups. So I get the "shop local" benefits. I'm into it. However, I assume any shop is buying things wholesale and charging me fair retail. I purchased a cute item here and went online to the manufacturer's website and discovered I'd been had. The item sells for $27 online *retail* (not on sale, and certainly not wholesale), but at the Goose it sells for $39.99!!! That's completely ridiculous! I wouldn't shop here again without phone in hand to check their pricing. It's one thing to spend an extra dollar or two to buy something local and in person, but marking something's RETAIL PRICE up by 50% retail is egregious. I'm considering returning it but see above point re no receipt...

I have a few baby showers to attend. There are adorable items at this location. The little onesies,…read morethe tiny bibs, the toddler items are so cute. This store is worth visiting if you have a little one that needs something.

Things seemed well organized in the store and employees were helpfulread more

For kids clothes, save yourself a headache and avoid 529 Kids Consign. Blossom and Buds and Lemon…read moreLane have better prices and customer service. I've had 3 negative experiences at 529 Kids Consign over 4 months. 1- I bought kids' items on Instagram. Since the shop is a 30-45 minute drive for me, I called first to ensure my items were ready for pickup. The salesperson said, "I have them right here!" However, when I arrived, she was frantically searching for them. I asked for a refund, but was told to come back the next day when the owner, Megan, was in the store. When I explained this wasn't a possibility because I work full-time, she finally relented and gave me store credit but wouldn't issue a refund. 2- Before buying a kid's item on Instagram, I asked if there was any pilling, holes, or stains. I was told the item was in like-new condition. When I picked it up, it had lots of piling and a second item I bought had stains. (I was able to exchange the items, but the store needs to be more transparent about the condition of items.) 3- I was the first person to claim and pay for an item on Instagram. When I went to collect it, I was given the wrong dress. The store sold the dress I claimed to another customer who was second to claim. The salesperson called the owner Megan and her response was, "Uggh. I can't DEAL with this RIGHT NOW. I need to be a mom." I was shocked at her response. I have four children and my time is valuable too! A better response from the owner might have been, "I'm so sorry for the mixup. I'm not in a position to address this right now. May I call you back?" I offered the salesperson my phone number and asked if the owner could call me at a more convenient time. When Megan did call me she said, "There's nothing we can do and I can't help it that YOU read the post wrong." When I offered a suggestion on how to improve labeling in the Instagram posts, she said, "There's not a problem with our process." Further, when I mentioned how two of my items were previously lost Megan said, "I can't control what comes out of everyone's mouths. The items weren't lost, they were probably in the store but the girl couldn't find them and she probably doesn't even work here anymore." Megan also said she two girls who work in the store have dyslexia. It seemed strange to me that Megan didn't keep employees' medical issues private. Being open to feedback and providing training for employees are hallmarks of a good business. Sadly, 529 Kids Consign doesn't provide even the most basic level of customer service. So I'm choosing to spend my money elsewhere.

BLUF: overrun with Alexandria's privileged who want to look like they have money. This is also a…read moreshared space between adult and children's consignment. While waiting patiently for way too long for my child to try on one dress, we watched a lady walk in as if entitled to consign things without an appointment and the obsequious, young employees kowtowed to that privileged lady. Meanwhile, my daughter had to go to the bathroom to try on the dress after waiting for at least 15 minutes while other women were hogging the dressing rooms. We decided that this place is not worth our time or money.

Friday was my first visit to this location. I'm so excited to have a store near my home. I'm not…read moresure if this is a good thing or not. I was able to go in and find exactly what I wanted. The service was outstanding. Elle assisted me. She was professional and knowledgeable. #HappyShopping #PinkAndGreenLife

The associates working here are very helpful and engaging! 5 stars…read more The store doesn't have as many options as I see online, although that's increasingly common with stores these days. The sizes seem to fit inconsistently from style to style. My main concern is with the returns... they gave me two free gifts when I spent $300+ (a luggage tag and a shoe bag) and if you decide to later return an item but don't have those with you, you can't return it. (You can't even buy the free gifts, or only get store credit.) Maybe it's a brand policy but, wow, how unwelcoming. I didn't buy and return this dress just to steal your free gifts. Maybe tell people that when they receive their unasked for free gifts. I also noticed this part of the policy wasn't mentioned at all on their printed return policy framed and put on their checkout desk.