I've been coming to this place six years. And it's not changed much…read more This place is packed is like sardines in a can. However, if you're willing to sift through out the items might find a few gems. The prices are fair, but to tend to run on the high side. There is definitely an array of goods to rummage through. And through appointment and hand selection of items the store accepts, it makes for quality picked used merchandise. Finally -- it's nice to see that they have a phone number posted now. This business didn't have one connected to anything for awhile. I believe this happened around the time the new owner, Lupee bought Growing Pains. Once I had an appointment and brought some gently used baby items in I was given the option of store credit or money. The store credit being higher. I don't remember if this was before Lupee bought the store. When the phone number for the business went dark I wasn't sure how to make an appointment for bringing my baby things and kids things in. So I started just dropping them off to create space in my home. I realize this isn't the most ideal situation since the items could go to a non profit so I've stopped this. If you're looking to make a little extra cash or store credit this is an ideal place to take your items.

I don't know how this store has so many great reviews. It is far from impressive…read more The clothes and baby gear they are selling is outdated and overpriced.

Wow. I really wish we had read the reviews before making the 50-minute drive from Vallejo to…read moreBrentwood. It would have saved us a lot of time and frustration. We decided to visit Kids N Cribs because we wanted to see strollers and car seats in person before making a purchase. Before going, I read the website, which clearly states that walk-ins are welcome. I also understand that if you want the full hands-on experience, you need to make an appointment and put down a deposit. That wasn't what we were looking for. We simply wanted to see the strollers and car seats in person. As soon as we walked in, a woman sitting behind a desk in the corner greeted us. I asked if walk-ins were welcome, and she said yes. I then asked where the strollers and car seats were, and she told me that we needed an appointment. I explained that the website says walk-ins are welcome and that we weren't looking for a hands-on appointment--we simply wanted to look at the products in person. Her response was, "Well, if you read that, then you saw that an appointment is required." The way this was communicated to us was incredibly rude and dismissive. At that point, rather than argue, I asked my partner to leave. As soon as I stepped outside, I burst into tears. We had driven 50 minutes specifically to see these products, only to be made to feel unwelcome and as though we were inconveniencing them by simply walking through the door. And honestly, I find the experience especially disappointing because your clientele is pregnant women and new parents. I'm a first-time mom, and I expected a little more patience, kindness, and understanding from a business that caters to people who are already navigating a huge and overwhelming purchase. If customers cannot even look at the strollers and car seats without an appointment, then the website needs to make that much clearer. Saying that walk-ins are welcome creates the impression that customers can walk in and browse. If that isn't the case, please communicate that clearly so people don't waste their time making a long drive. We ended up going to Nordstrom in Walnut Creek afterward, and the experience couldn't have been more different. We were able to see everything in person, and an associate took the time to explain the differences between the products and answer our questions. We ultimately purchased a Nuna stroller and car seat. We could have easily spent our $1,400 at Kids N Cribs and supported a small family-owned business. Unfortunately, the customer service we received made that an easy decision not to. Do yourselves a favor and head to Nordstrom instead.

We were disappointed that we weren't able to check out the strollers without consultation-like…read moreanother baby store located in Dublin, CA where an appointment isn't required but there's the option for a consultation appointment if needed. We drove an hour today thinking that we would be able browse 2 strollers we had in mind on our own. It was our first time and we entered through the show room area that had the recliners and cribs. We found a recliner that we actually wanted but we wanted to check out the car seats and strollers first. We were informed minutes later by a worker there about the appointment system and that it was by appointment only unfortunately. She mentioned booking an appointment for a consultation later but that wouldn't have worked for us. I should've read the comments before making a trip there.

Pros: Well-organized…read more Friendly helpers OK pricing Not crowded Cons: Not much there... Arrived about 45 minutes after the general public opening. Found half a dozen racks of clothing and half a dozen tables of goods. So it's really no bigger then the local consignment shops like Snickerdoodles in Danville and Christie's in Pleasant Hill. And pricing was similar. So if you're expecting a consignment sale like Outrageous Outgrowns in Santa Clara or the TVMoTC in Pleasanton, you'll be disappointed. When we shop Snickerdoodles, we usually purchase one item, which is all we got here. At the bigger sales, we usually get a dozen or more items.

Everything is really highly curated in the store. It's very fun to walk around, but everything is…read morereally expensive. I wanted to get a pair of post earrings and I couldn't find anything for under $100. The service is OK not the friendliest but they're all right. They have a great selection of items. It's a good place to go if you're looking for a unique gift. it's just so expensive or maybe I'm just poor! We got lucky with parking right out in front. It doesn't open until 1030 so be aware of that.

Wow! What a cute store! Gifts for every person on your list. Lots of local East Bay area themed…read moregifts. Definitely unique.

One more time Ben comes through! In a pinch and needed Ben's help with two Clek car seats/boosters…read morein a new car and this wonderful gentlemen walked me thru all of the steps and answered my nervous daddy questions. Thank you Ben once again!!

We had an amazing experience with beep! beep! for babyproofing. Ben was so kind, professional, and…read moreincredibly thorough. Babyproofing can feel like you're both overthinking and underprepared--but Ben made the whole process feel easy and completely stress-free. He offered thoughtful, non-judgmental guidance, walked us through our home with a grounded perspective, and gave us great product recommendations (with options to order directly through them or via Amazon). The installation process was seamless--Ben was a great problem solver, super detail-oriented, and made sure everything was done right. He even installed our convertible car seats while he was here, which was such a helpful bonus. If you're feeling overwhelmed by childproofing, beep! beep! is the way to go. As an added note- we also used them for our infant car seat installs before baby was born and it was also SO helpful and a service we'd highly recommend.

We were in the neighborhood, and I needed to fill up my car's tank. My wife also wanted to return…read moretwo pairs of pants she had bought that didn't fit right, and I was looking for a shirt I had seen at our local Costco, but they didn't have it in my size. So, after getting gas, we decided to check out the warehouse. As it turned out, this is one of the better Costco locations I've visited. It seemed bigger than our San Francisco location, and I found the shelves and merchandise to be well organized. I quickly found the shirt I wanted in the right size, and while my wife was doing her thing, I walked around and browsed the aisles. Although I wasn't looking for shoes, I came across a pair of Ben Sherman sneakers on sale. The reduced price was so good that I couldn't resist. I tried them on; they fit, and I ended up buying them!

I went to grab something from Costco,I had my small service dog with me (Yorkie,inside his little…read morestroller at all times) ,when I was in line my dog started barking because he was alerting me about me having an episode (medical condition), immediately was approached by "manager" Esteban,in a very rude, disrespectful way telling me that I need to leave right now,I told him that my dog was a service dog,he shouted,I am the manager! And you need to leave right now!!he didn't even let him explain about my health issues. I ended up having an episode just right outside,I felt discriminated and humiliated by this person. As far as I'm concerned service dogs are allowed anywhere being support for medical conditions,tomorrow I'm contacting corporate and thinking about a sue against place and mostly against this unprofessional and disrespectful "Manager" Esteban P.s he stated : service dogs don't bark,of course they will sir,they do when alert you about your medical condition I didn't say nothing at the moment just left because I didn't want any problems.

Shop here periodically for various items. Store is kept clean, atmosphere is pleasant, and the…read moreservice is friendly, and accommodating. Selection of many various items at a most affordable price! Special thank you to: Briana D. Chloe H. For providing excellent customer service! Thank you, William J.

We've been to this Target in Walnut Creek a couple of times and it's fine. We used the free…read morecurbside pickup service once and it worked well. Recently, we returned and my wife was able to find what she was looking for. On a Saturday afternoon, the store was busy, but we were still able to get in and out fast. This is one of the busier Target stores I've been to. I think my sister prefers it to the one in Oakland. It reminds me of our Target at home in Atlanta (Atlantic Station) because it has a garage and you have to take escalators/stairs up to get into the store (however, at this location, if you park outside, there is no need to take the escalators/stairs).

After finishing a prior appointment, I went into the Woodfield Mall in Schaumburg Il to pick up…read moresomething nice for my 7mo granddaughter. I was sure I could find something at Janie & Jack that I'd like. Unfortunately I was VERY disappointed. There were some "cute" outfits, but the fabric was horrible. Very stiff and I will say most likely very uncomfortable for the one wearing. On top of that, they are selling these outfits for over $50.00 each. Personally, I will pay that if it's worth it To say I was disappointed is an understatement. Ended up at Nordstrom where I found something I was happy with and comfortable for baby. Do not shop at Janie & Jack. Such a rip off!! Janie and Jack won't see me again.

This store has beautiful baby and children's clothes. They are high-quality and top notch in…read moreworkmanship but realistically, who can pay those high prices for clothes that a baby might wear only once or twice before he or she grows out of them? We received a gift that the baby had already grown out of before we could even take the tags off, so we decided to exchange it for something else. Wow, I was astounded at the high prices, but yes the clothes are so cute and stylish and well constructed. Knocked off a star for being so pricey and they could be a little friendlier if they wanted to be.

I'm always very impressed with how organized and clean the store is. They do a great job keeping it…read morefresh and bringing out new items. I love all the themed events they have. Everyone is very friendly and welcoming. When you are dropping off donations- it's smart to come earlier in the day as they will often have the back door closed saying they are full for donations or are not taking clothes and shoes that day. You will have a better chance of being able to drop off your items early. If you have bigger items- best to call ahead to see if they have space for them. They do have some large trucks and will pick up donations as well. I love how involved in the community they are. They partnered with Concord Feed and had a Pet Party where they hosted Contra Costa Animal Services- 6 dogs came out to represent the shelter. 2 families bought their cat supplies at the thrift store and the Concord Feed- then went to the shelter that day to adopt cats. All the dogs had interest at the event- and several found homes.

I'm new so I'm not sure if it's really good or not yet the site. And it wants to review and it…read morewants to have 85 characters and you don't know if you know anything about the site yet that's sort of bogus