Children grow so quickly, one minute they're fresh and new to the world in your arms, the next…read morethey're leaving home....anyway enough melancholy for now. This is such a heart warmingly beautiful children's clothing shop, with many just as beautiful items of clothing. The colours are subtle and has good mood lighting, no nasty fluros. Unfortunately my child has outgrown this size by several years so I won't be making any purchases today but who knows there's always room for more in regards to relatives. The owner sources Australian name brands and also ventures further afield overseas to France, New Zealand and off the mainland to Tasmania. She searches for and acquires quality, organic certified cotton and merino wool made products. There is also a trend towards transforming cuts of vintage fabric into other clothing creations and is included in this store, the feel of soft old cotton brings back memories. Boys are not excluded from the collection as there is a good choice in store, plus lots of soft toys, accessories for girls, socks and shoes. It's located in the mall leading to the Woolworths supermarket and even if your kids are too old or you don't have any children, it's worth a browse simply for its looks.

Thank you Stirling, for providing us with another lovely childrens store where the clothing is…read moreactually suitabe for children! The clothing available is absolutely charming, I don't have kids, but this store makes me fall into that slightly clucky mood when I look at all the little outfits. nawww. There are this cute little soft toys available too that are just a little left of centre, not your average multi-produced toys. lovely.

I'm really starting to wonder if every store at Harbour Town gets an extra star just for it's…read morelocation. Not because it is particularly Harbour Town itself but because they are all factory direct or clearance outlets so their prices are all great (well on 80% of their stock at least). Anywho..........this is another store that is everywhere but i don't really visit it anywhere else or make purchases from any other locations. As none of them have the same specials as Harbour Town do. I have managed to get my child some great stuff here. Especially in the under 10 years old age group as they have heaps and heaps of brand stuff. Like towels with Ben 10, t-shirts with Lightning McQueen, pj's with Spiderman, etc and of course for the girls it's all Bratz, Dora the Explorer and Barbie. i also got some fantastic winter flannelette pyjama's here for my kids in the Simpsons for only about $10 a pair. I would rather save up $100 and go here and I would get a lot more for my money than shopping elsewhere, and it makes the trip down there worthwhile.

This has got to be the biggest Kids Who I've ever been in. Then again I can't vouch for many Kids…read moreWho stores, but the local stores in my area are incredibly tiny. It's amazing that you can even fit in there. Kids Who at Harbour Town is the opposite. It's a very large and open store. Plenty of room to browse the store in a comfortable manner. I may not have kids, but I'm still a fan of Kids Who. My mum would buy me clothes from here when I was little and I always loved them, along with my younger siblings. The shelves are well stocked with plenty to choose from, the staff are great and the prices are as low as you can get. Two thumbs up from me.

Kids, and adults with short attention spand and a penchant for bright colours and shiny things,…read morewill love Bambini of Mitcham. Well, in all honesty it will be the parents (who have a heavy wallet/purse) who will love the store! If your little one is in the "who's whoo" of the sand pit, then he or she would lose a great deal of playground cred if they weren't decked out in the latest from Bambini. They stock a specific (and exclusive) list of brands that ensures quality and swanky looks that will make all of the toddlers dressed in last seasons bibs green with jealousy....that and they may also be sick from eating dirt.

If Suri Cruise and Harper Beckham can set the kids scene alight with their tiny tot style, why…read morecan't your little Miss or Mr. Take your little ones to Esprit Kids on Level One of Adelaide Central Plaza and they may just be the next Suri or Harper Seven. Clearly some people take the kids fashion thing way too far but I do believe Esprit kids clothes are functional and long wearing as well as cute. Esprit Kids source their kids range from international design collections. Their clothes are well made and can adapt to both play dates and going out days. Puffer vests, denim overalls and brightly coloured gum boots are just some of the traditional and ever present Esprit pieces you'll find at Esprit Kids. These days though they've branched into furniture, bedding, wallpaper and carpets. You can even dress your baby in Esprit clothing to make sure they're best dressed baby on the block.

Candy stripes, fairy floss and all things nice is what this cute little shop looks and feels like…read more Now if I had relatives or friends with princesses I'd buy something from Kids Like That. Catering for the littlie trend setters of Adelaide there's something here to stuff in the Xmas stocking, give as a birthday gift or any occasion really. The majority of items are pink and besides clothing there are accessories like little bags, shoes and sandals, note books and lots more. Sizes range from babies to about five years of age, the clothing is more suited to special events instead of making mud pies in but where there's a will there's a way, at least a puddle to stomp in to get those shiny new shoes dirty. Happy friendly staff, happy to assist.

Gumboots is one of West Lakes Shopping Centre's few children specific clothing stores, and the…read moremajority of their stock aimed at girls and young teenagers. Their girls' dresses are very fashionable, the kind of thing my fashion-conscious 12-year-old niece would happily wear. They're basically miniature versions of Supre maxi-dresses, just a little nicer. The boys' clothing range is very limited, crammed into one short wall by the encroaching girls' clothes. They have cute checkered shirts and shorts that would suit younger boys. There are have a lot of good gift options for girls, including a cute range of make-up and headbands, even some sparkly thongs. Their 'old-school' range of toys is cute, but probably appeals more to parents than kids. They sell chalk in small wooden boxes along with bags of marbles. The colorful headphones beside the marbles would likely appeal more to older children. One thing that bemuses me are the black flapper dresses in the girls' section; they seem so out of place!

There's not many childrens clothing stores at West Lakes anymore, especially after Kids Who packed…read moreup and left. Gumboots has a lovely variety of clothes for young girls and possibly some young teenagers who can't seem to fit into adult clothes yet. The boys clothes are just as great but they stock a very limmited selection. Other Gumboots stores could be different. I may be too old to shop here, but I have to be honest some of the accessories got my attention! I'd definitely spend my money here on gifts for my younger sisters. They have a nice selection of make-up, toys and hair accessories. A decent store for young girls to dress up and feel like a princess.

Campbell's is usually the first store I see when I go to Harbour Town as it's at the start of one…read moreof the entrances. Campbell's is a clearance store which is full of cards, journals, art supplies, stationary, kitchenware, home-wares and even children's toys and boys! There's plenty of items to choose from, and lots of adorable knick knacks to be found. If I'm in the area it's definitely my first choice when I need gift cards and stationary, or I just want some new awesome home decor. Everything is cheap as well. The store is pretty sweet. I am a fan.