Pickles and Poppets is my Go-To gift shop for party presents, new baby gifts and treats for my own…read morechild! I go to the shop in Westbury Village, and love all the gorgeous clothes and toys there. The price range is varied- you can pick a lovely gift up for 50p or £50 so there's something to suit everyone. They also have very knowledgable staff in both shops and they are always on hand for ideas if I need them. There are always lots of toys out for little ones to play with and they are breast-feeding friendly too! They sell lots of well known children's clothes brands such as Frugi, Kite, Pigeon, Hately, Joules and Blade & Rose, I have bought lots of gorgeous dresses for my daughter and everyone asks where they're from and comments on how lovely they are. They also have an online shop so if you're not in Bristol you can still shop here! I love Pickles and Poppets.

From the owner: Pickles & Poppets is an independent children's shop in Bristol. We stock a wide range of clothes,…read moretoys and gifts for both boys and girls from newborn to eight years old. We are passionate about providing families, friends and kids with items that they need as well as want, and we offer a unique and alternative range of options from both international and local brands so that many different styles and preferences can be met. From beautiful newborn bamboo blankets, organic rompers and environmentally friendly kids plates and cutlery, to silver plated christening gifts, books, wooden toys, and alternative clothes! Hopefully you'll find something too! Do pop in and say hello sometime. We'd love to meet you. Love the Pickles & Poppets Team

When you're shopping for a tiny person (or children as I think they're more commonly known) there…read moreare only two places in Clifton Village that will do the trick - Dinky Inc and Ten Tiny Toes. Both shops have their advantages, but Ten Tiny Toes I've found to be the best for babies. The helpful staff are (thankfully) at hand to guide you through what the best thing to buy your best friend's baby - what will fit, and what's in your price range. Ten Tiny Toes is fairly expensive (I once bought a raincoat for a friend's child for £25!) so it's probably not suitable for everyday stuff, but their products do make great presents.

Ten Tiny Toes is a fantastic place to visit if you are looking to impress. Those who are fortunate…read moreenough to be able to shop here on an everyday basis then you will not be disappointed with the quality of their clothes. They obviously cost quite a bit so for the majority of people, Ten Tiny Toes may be a place to come for a special occasion. I came in for something special for my step-neice but I really had no idea what to get. I was a little overwhelmed with the volume of gifts, but the staff were really helpful and were more than understanding and not judgemental when I told them my budget!

I found myself in mamas and papas at the weekend looking for a gift for a newborn baby…read more I have bought a few sale items from there previously so knew it wasn't cheap but was still quite shocked at just how expensive some things were! The baby clothes all look really cute and stylish, they even had little flat cap hats that were adorable but you have to wonder why someone would spend that much on items that a child will grow out of in a matter of months. My son grew out of his 0-3m clothes in about 6 weeks! There were beautiful little outfits that were £45+ each!! A mere onesie cost £25+... Considering I didn't really want to spend more than £20 my options were very limited. I did end up having a quick look in Mothercare but the style and quality didn't compare. I did find a lovely gift in the end but still came away thinking everything was a bit of a rip off!

I really love this store and they know how to treat their customers…read more They have excellent sales and will gift wrap items in beautiful boxes at no extra charge, even if it's just a pair of booties. Great place to arrange a gift list for all expectant mothers and they don't just stock the bog standard pink, blues and yellows you will see in other well known children's stores.

This exquisite shop makes my heart flutter. It doesn't sell just clothes and objects; it sells a…read morewhole lifestyle, and as you walk into the bright white wonderland, you become thoroughly convinced that this is the only sort of life that makes sense. White linens, slouchy pyjama-esque cotton clothes, white sheets, plush white slippers, white cushion covers, gorgeous white scented candles, subtle bath fragrances and soaps, white kitchen wares. It really is a heaven for people who like their clothes and home to feel fresh, light, and delicate. This lifestyle comes with a pricetag, of course, and given the quality of the fabrics and the design behind it all, it's definitely a shop for those with a bit of money to spend. It sits in a cluster of expensive shops in Cabot Circus and secures its custom from more affluent shoppers. I could quite happily furnish my entire home and fill my wardrobe with White Company things. It's all just absurdly gorgeous, classy and tempting.

Fantastic customer service, well packaged and great communication. I would highly recommend Gentle…read moreBaby Things!

I don't usually shop in Broadmead so I was really impressed when I went recently and came across…read morethe Adams store. If I am honest, first impressions were that the clothes looked a tad cheap but on closer inspection the clothes are not bad and lets be honest, kids go through clothes like there is no tomorrow so if you are looking for some reasonable items then this is the place to go and buy.

I shop quite often in Zara but lately its fashion is not great ,i have been looking for a blouse…read more,usually they have a large selection but nothing much at the moment ,most items are big and baggy , we do not have a clothes shop that caters for the older smart chic ,lady ,since Debenhams have gone

I first found Zara in its home country - Spain - where it was pitched at about H&M level with super…read morecheap and up to the minute fashion. Here in the UK its changed into a slightly upmarket position for some reason, perhaps because of H&M! Still it turns clothes around every two weeks form the floor but you can rely on certain things from the store - clothes in muted or basic colours in good cuts. They often keep in fashion with the details - the right buttons, neckline etc. Prices are still reasonable - you can pick up a t-shirt for a tenner, I particularly like their coats though and they are good for dressing for work. The store is nice - it has a good spot at the end/entrance of Cabot and a couple of floors. The store leads you round in a big circle making it comfortable for browsing and plenty of people on the till.