I am so excited they are opening a new branch in may! I hear it's going to be a fantastic shop in…read moresuperb location easy to reach as it's just across from baker street tube station. I fully recommend the trip!

I am 8 months' pregnant and wandered in last week. There was a tv crew filming a maternity fashion…read morestory despite their need for quiet, the staff helped me find stuff and made me feel at home. I bought a cute dress that fits well and will last beyond the pregnancy. I recommend giving this store a try if you need some maternity gear.

I've been really disappointed on my last couple of visits to Mamissima, not by the shop itself, but…read moreby the attitude of the staff. If you are going to run a high end boutique with high end prices, the service has got to match, but on both my visits I haven't even been acknowledged on entering. I could understand this if the shop was busy and other customers were being dealt with, but on both occasions I have been the only person here! The shop assistant (owner?) has either had her head in paperwork or been too pre-occupied with her mobile phone. Although I've had a browse, I've never been inspired to make a purchase as the atmosphere is so unwelcoming. The products themselves are lovely, although quite often overpriced, and would make a nice treat, but with this attitude it's just not going to happen. With Jojo Maman Bebe just around the corner, whose staff are always so welcoming and friendly, I know where I'll my spending my cash in the future.

Mamissima is a lovely one-stop-shop for baby and maternity wear. Both sections featured high…read morequality, though a little pricey, clothing in many styles and sizes. Baby sleepers were between £19 - £25, for example, and the tiny but cosy winter hats were around £18. Maternity clothes actually looked fashionable, which is a plus, and included a range of maternity jeans. The front of the shop contained baby toys and equipment : snuglies, mobiles, stuffed animals, etc...all looking to be of nice, long-lasting quality.

Marks and Sparks is a small shop but as any other major store it has all u need and then some. Food…read moreglorious food....

The Marks and Spencer store at the Kingston Local Centre is small and compact but saying that does…read morestock a lot of things. Everything is all situated on the one floor, with a spacious food and drink area at the back of the store and a very nice largish coffee shop hidden towards the side. I have had coffee in the coffee shop several times - there always seems to be lots of mum with pushchairs and prams so it is obviously the place for them to meet. That's probably due to the spacious area. Although it's a fairly busy store it doesn't ever feel very busy - I think that must be due to the spacious layout.

I do not have a bump just yet but I somehow ended up volunteering to go along to Love our Bump with…read morea few friends, one of which does have a bump I might add! We didn't just feel like trying on oversized clothing. I have to say I was impressed by the service, the pure kindness from the staff the way they made my friend feel was superb. If you're a mum to be looking for good, comfortable clothing for your bump then this place is a good find.

I'm an aunt! My sister just had her first baby and I am now the giddy aunt of an extremely…read morebeautiful little niece. She didn't find out what she was having so everything we'd bought during her pregnancy was neutral - as soon as we found out it was a girl I went into shopping overdrive and, although you can get some really gorgeous little boy clothes, there just seems to be a wider option (and far too many pretty things) for girls! JoJo Maman Bebe is going to leave me bankrupt if they insist on making such gorgeous baby clothes and then over-charging for them. Ok, I'm new to the world of baby stuff, but is £18 really appropriate for a teeny-tiny new-born-baby vest? You can get a pack of 5 for about a tenner in Sainsburys or Mothercare. Still, despite the pricey pricey price-tag, I cannot deny being a huge fan of JMB's range of clothes and the quality of their products. The Autumn collection is now well underway and their selection of corduroy skirts, hooded coats and patterned tights are just so beautiful, how is a brand new aunt supposed to resist? Well, I'll tell you - she doesn't! She just keeps on buying. JMB, you lose one star for the prices, but the range is just stunning and my niece is simply worth it!

One of the most exciting things of becoming a mum, is shopping for maternity wear that looks…read morefashionable and fits comfortably with your growing bump. JoJo Maman Bebe ticks both boxes. Their knitwear selection is specially soft (as it contains cashmere) and very sexy, I loved the kimono jumper so much I bought it in two different colours beige and chocolate (£35 each). The good thing is now that the bump is gone I can still wear them by wearing a belt around the waist. Once the little one is out in this world it is an experience shopping for them. I have been to too many baby clothes shops and I have come to learn that the design of the garment is everything. Some places may have really cute little outfits but they are a pain to put them on your baby. With this in mind JoJo Maman carries lines that are very wearable, front buttons and wide necks, and are oh! soooo cute! One more thing to remember, you don't want to spend loads on clothes your baby will only wear a couple of times, clothes here a very reasonably priced; set of three bodysuits for £16.

Make the most of your curves and prepare to be a yummy mummy with a visit to this specialist…read morematernity boutique. Elegant, stylish and flattering maternity clothing for every occasion and essential maternity cosmetics are available at the Pretty Pregnant boutique. Good service and a nice selection of maternity wear. A word of warning-they don't do refunds, only exchanges or credit notes,

Love the shop, love the atmosphere, love the clothes. Such a…read morechore to adventure oneself out on the town, plus two kids, and actually find flattering and comfortable clothes to wear! And the girls are exploding with good advice! Thank you, I shall be back soon.

Popping up out of nowhere and landing on Bermondsey Street is this beautiful little clothes shop…read more It was a black chiffon and feather dress that stole my attention, and once inside I was by no means disappointed. The delicately feminine silk, knit and lace clothes are hung beautifully alongside a number of jewellery pieces and bags. My favourite touch however, are the handwritten price tags "one hundred and twenty five pounds", so simple but so unlike all other shops. As you can guess Pussy Willow is not cheap, but it is beautiful, as for the little dachshund curled up on a cushion, that is enough to make anyone's heart melt.