I depend on this store for my clothes and gifts. Everything in great taste, clean, lovely. Restful…read moreto go in, with the kind service and nice soft music. Would like some larger sizes

Charming second hand clothing and novelty item store. Proprietor is kind and welcoming. Didn't have…read moreto suffer through loud twenty something music whilst browsing.

Two stars becuase the inventory is excellent. One star for customer service. The owner acts like…read moreher shop is a museum. Loathes children being inside the store, acts like she doesn't want any shopper browsing or touching ANYTHING. She is contrarian and rude and micromanages the shopping experience to the point of hovering so closely that it made me uncomfortable. I have shopped here twice this summer and will not be back. It's a shame.

Whenever possible, I prefer to eschew Amazon in favor of local boutiques. Especially shops like…read moreBorn (and their sister shop B'tween for tweens) that have carefully curated selections of appropriately adorable items for the adorable baby that I am wholly unprepared to take care of. It's a small space, but they've got it jam packed with fun baby books, tiny toys (educational and otherwise), cute animal hats, excellent blankets (taco/lime/avocado FTW), footie pajamas, blocks, Brooklyn-specific shirts, onesies, and more. Yes, everything's a bit expensive, but such is life on Smith Street in Brooklyn. And sure, I'm not into everything they stock. Personally, I'm not going to purchase a shirt for my baby that says "Little Feminist." Not because I'm not a feminist or because I don't think she'll be a feminist, but because it's a (pretty expensive) shirt that loudly proclaims my unaware baby to be a feminist, and that says something that I'm not trying to say. But I'm glad Born is here, and I like a lot of the merchandise. I'm also really glad my wife's aunt was so nice as to purchase the delightful set of socks that momentarily captivated my wife. Know what I'm not that glad about? That on the bottom of every single sock in the set, it reads, "Trumpette." This may be a hip and internationally known baby clothing brand name, but in 2018, it's really saying something that I'm not trying to say.

I like to look at the offerings in this store. I don't buy anything here because it is pretty…read morepricey. I don't have a kid-maybe if I do I will shop here but I kinda doubt it.

I love this store - their clothing and jewelry choices are beautiful! And the staff is lovely -…read morehelpful and welcoming - zero pretension. However, I bought something for $175- when I went online, I saw that the same item costs $120 of purchased through the designer. I want to support local businesses, so I will shop here again, but the up charge was excessive imo.

Went in a tried a few dresses on (there are no mirrors inside the dressing rooms, by the way)…read more Nothing fit great, and when I came out the associate asked how it went. Not great, I said but I mentioned that I had grabbed the biggest sizes out on the racks so it was no worries - I didn't need further assistance. Yeah, she said, our biggest size we carry is an 8. For reference, i'm anywhere from an 8-14 (depends on dresses, pants, etc. and sizing in the US isn't standardized at all). Needless to say, I won't be coming back here 1. because I guess they don't carry any clothes that would fit my body and 2. I don't support elitist businesses that choose to encourage unrealistic standards of beauty on regular people.

A jewel of a shop, full of unusual and eye catching accessories and furnishings; I stumbled upon…read morethe place after an appointment nearby and have sent a dozen friends there. If you need a gift, make this your first stop and you won't regret it. I bought a half dozen truly exquisite items there and kept more than I should, but the prices are very reasonable and the buyer clearly has a discerning eye and superb taste. I highly recommend a visit here, it's worth making this place a destination, wherever you live.

Awesome Things About Gumbo That Each Deserve a Star:…read more 1. The cute little dog that ran up to me when I walked in. 2. The name. (Not to be confused with the Gay DUMBO parties.) It reminds me of a tasty, roux-based soup. Can't be bad. 3. The small-town feel of the place. The proprietor is so nice and trusting. She walked out of the store to get change for another customer while I was perusing. How do you know I'm not a thief? Look at me! I'm shady! 4. The fun selection of clothes, toys, and odd gifts they have in stock. I personally only have illegitimate children, so I didn't purchase anything this time around. But that doesn't mean that I won't, provided that their mothers start returning my phone calls.

Very special place and designs for our little one! Knowledgeable and helpful associates.read more

The staff is very rude. There weren't any signs that stated no strollers. I purposefully look for…read morethis because I have a double stroller for my 9 month old and 3 year old. Anyway, not even a hello but a "that stroller has to be parked outside, it's too big" I completely understand if I ignored a sign or the store was packed and I couldn't move around or was blocking the way but none of the above and she was super rude. Unfortunately, this store would never get my money. Right before the person was so rude I had a sunglasses in my hand to purchase. Congratulations, you've lost a customer....on Mother's Day too.

Wildly overpriced merchandise and rude staff. We have bought a couple of items here and it's…read moreconsistently been an unpleasant experience. They seem really put upon when customers come in with their children. Their loss. They could do much better business with a more welcoming and accommodating attitude.