What a gorgeous little shop! The Smart Stork sells luxurious baby gifts and children's toys. This…read moreshop is primarily aimed at toys and gifts for small children, so it probably wouldn't suit a child over the age of ten. There are lots of activities and things for children to make inside The Smart Stork which is ideal for parents so that they can look round the shop while their child is occupied playing. The range of toys available in this store is quite amazing - they have castles for boys and princess castles for girls, learning books, soft toys and a cook your own food kit which I would have loved when I was younger. The Smart Stork also has a decent sized baby section, with books, clothes and toys. If there is something you can't find in the shop, they have a huge range of children's goods on The Smart Stork website which are available to order. It is a fantastic shop to pop into to buy something for children, you will be spoilt for choice.

The Smart Stork is definitely for the more sophisticated child!…read more I like to think I'm all grown up, but I couldn't resist heading in there as I'm a sucker for any pink and mini sized! This is probably the only toy store in Bruntsfield, and when one walks past the initial room, which is filled to the ceiling with toys and games galore, there's the most adorable children's clothes section in the back. The clothes are exactly what I picture children wearing; pastel colours, cute and innocent looking! I have no children, and had a little too much pride to buy myself any toys, so I have no idea of the price range, but I just have to stress how adorable this shop is.

The Smart Stork is yet another cute children's clothing boutique in the Bruntsfield area. If you're…read morelooking for gifts for newborns then this is the kind of place you could get gorgeous presents or christening items that they can keep until they're older and think back at their younger years. They stock all manner of toys, pictures, room decorations, teddies, christening mugs. Most of the toys you wouldn't give to a terrible tot to play with but keep them for decoration, perhaps on a shelf in their room. You could spend ages in here "oohing" and "awwing" at all the cuteness on offer and although it's not the cheapest store, the prices reflect the quality and I wouldn't begrudge paying the prices for the beautiful items for sale here.

Corstorphine is not the biggest of Edinburgh subburbs, but I'd be willing to bet it has the biggest…read moreand best pram shop of all the city's outskirts! Corstorphine and Raeburn Pram Centre caters for every one of your baby needs! It sells everything from prams, buggies, cots and basconettes to potties, safety equipment, ratteles and changing tables! Prices very from the very cheap to the pretty expensive depending on your purchase as this store has such variety, but considering the larger pieces of furniture and brand name produce the shop deals in, its safe to say that it is very reasonable. Not only is the produce varied, but the staff's knowledge is too. On the hunt for a gift for my new baby cousin, they were more than happy to enlighten me with their explicit knowledge on the difference between dummies and anything else that caught my eye. If you're on the hunt for anything baby, this is the place to be!

Love Primark, especially and specifically their international locations. This one in Edinburgh…read morereminded me a lot of the Amsterdam store. It's spacious and bustling with multiple floors (women/men/children). There's a plethora of options to shop from clothes and shoes to accessories and fragrances. It was difficult to find an employee to ask questions as they easily blended in with shoppers. There was also a self check-out section, which I appreciated being able to bypass the long lines for time's sake and only a few items to purchase. I would stop in again without hesitation whenever I visit the area again.

It's ok for essentials but they had a smaller selection of items, especially in the accessories…read morearea. Prices are still much better than lots of other shops and I love getting pjs from here.

I have a love/hate relationship with Zara. I find the staff unreasonable, snooty and arrogant but…read moreultimately I love Zara's clothes and that is what keeps me going back and by God is it good to be back!

I became somewhat of a Zara devotee when I first visited their store in Stockholm. I'm a big fan of…read moreminimalistic clothing and whilst you might sometimes find items resembling dead animals in their stores, a lot of their clothes are quite trendy, classy and usually great quality without unnecessary sequins, glitter, tassles and the general ghetto fabulousness that I abhor. I went in there to hand in my CV earlier this summer, and although they weren't hiring, I had the most amusing conversation with the manager who kindly gave me several tips. Zara may be a little pricey at times, but it's worth the extra cash and there are definitely bargains to be found all year round. All in all Rezzi hearts Zara.

How nice would it be to have an AGA? I used to live above this shop (best location ever, by the…read moreway) and every weekend I'd go down and pretend I was going to buy one and put it in my flat, they caught on pretty quickly that I was a fantasist but they were still respectful of my baby pink and lilac choices. They are beautiful things - one day maybe eh? They also hold cooking classes here, who knew?! Even if they are primarily based on using an AGA rather than the food itself. I once cooked a chicken from frozen in the microwave so I guess these classes are a million miles away from my reality. Give them a phone and enquire.. they seem to have barred my number?

I love Aga's. To go with my dream of being a country bumpkin housewife, an Aga usually makes an…read moreapperence in my visions of the perfect kitchen. However, Alex James of Blur fame once raved about his on MTV Cribs so much that it put me off, because I hate the man, but this store really reignited my love for them all over again. Aga's are not cheap! But if you can afford one, this shop is the place to be. They have them in an array of colours and shapes to suit the individual. A purple Aga!!!!! I couldn't believe it. It must be mine one day! The fridges are also lovely, but again, super duper expensive. I love this place, if just to dream about things I could never afford!