I always want to carry everything home from Carry Me Home- one of the cutest kids stores in London…read more The shop stocks some great childrewear designers like Oh baby and Beauty and the Bib. If you don't have children but your friend has just had a baby then you HAVE to head to Carry Me Home for a cool present. The 'Been Inside For 9 Months' sleepsuits are so gorgeous that I am planning on buying one for a friend who is due any day now. The fruit shaped bibs make meal times a little less messier and are so stylish! If you cannot get to the West End store the owner also has a stall at Spitalfields market on a Sunday. The website is excellent but a little dangerous to my bank account because I always see something I want to get for my son or friends' babies! Carry Me Home will also personalise vests and bibs which make perfect presents. custom

Took me a few minutes to find (on the 2nd floor), but once there all was good…read more I'm not a baby clothes aficionado, but this store made my life easy. Their selection is really well procured: cute, unique and a thoughtful array that felt the opposite of generic. I wanted a unique gift that had some character and I felt like the store owner had a bunch of options that fit the bill. The owner (don't recall her name) was very helpful, not pushy, and pleasant. Also, I don't know what baby clothes are supposed to cost but I thought the prices were quite reasonable for the quality.

I discovered this lovely shop about 10 years ago. I love it so much that I almost don't want to…read moreshare it with anyone and then I can keep the secret all for myself! I buy presents from here for every child I know because the clothes and gifts are so unique and so much fun. They are always very well received and usually with a "wow, that's fantastic, where is it from?" Every child I've given to loves the fun and unique designs and parents love the quality, range and helpfulness of the friendly shop staff. It really is a joy to shop here, I only wish they sold the designs in adult sizes too! Wow! Sasti has just been voted in Time Outs top 50 best shops in London!

We have been goin' to this shop for many years they are a stockist of unique, hand-made children's…read moreclothes, and accessories, in the cutest designs, from little dragons, to border-line fancy dress. They used to make garments to measure, Im not sure if they still do this, but this is where I pick all my god children's presents. You can find them within the shops avenue under the westway flyover in portobello.

Love this shop, coolest name too. Looking for their website and found this so thought I'd leave a…read morelittle review!

Come over from Ealing with my DD and DS, shop here often; girls in shop have never been less than…read moreprofessional, courteous and very friendly. always helpful, know what they're doing. they have fit my daughter's feet for over 3 years, and never had a problem. start rites recommended, but we always purchase our Lelli Kelly's from Puddleduckcannot recommend highly enough! 5 stars!

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!

I've been by this place many many times when visiting The Stables in Camden so decided to pop in…read morefor a looksee. It's nowhere near as big as Cyberdog just round the corner but has a brilliant collection of really top quality top notch clothing, jewellery, and knick knacks like blankets and throws from exotic places like Bali, Malaysia, India, Tibet etc. The quality and styling is superb especially if you want something cool, trendy and comfortable but out of the ordinary. Two plusses are that it has a small chill out area upstairs with really comfy sofas and they serve great coffee and nice cold drinks, so you can also take the weight of you feet and enjoy a nice cold or hot drink AND the guy whose place it is is very helpful and welcoming. A real must to visit if you go to the stables. 10/10

From the owner: Originated in the heart of Camden Stables Market in 2010, collaborating with Hexagon HGN, offering…read morepeople a direct service and unique shopping experience.

Yet another boutique for children in Notting Hill... but this one has real everyday appeal. I like…read morethe colourfulness and casualness of the clothes... they're so cheery, it seems like exactly the sort of things you would dress your child in M-F and send them off to the playground. There's just a lot of fun lightheartedness to the individual pieces - many that simply pop with vibrant colour and playful design - lots of mix and match options that are no doubt meant to be kid-pleasing. The prices here also seem less than some of the other child-targeted shops in the area. If I were actually dressing kids on a regular basis (instead of just buying the occasional gift) this would definitely be my first stop for my would-be children when shopping in the Notting Hill district.

I immediately liked the looks of Caramel. The clothes are playful and colorful when the common look…read morefor the boutique children's clothes seems to be white white and white. This one is different. Clothes for babies and kinds up to 12 years, individual and extraordinary designs and as said, with colors! This shop is more down to earth and casual with fun mixed interior. Friendly and easily accessible store with always smiling staff, I am a fan.

Mens area at this Primark has been like a rubbish tip for ages........didn't want to go back but…read morehad to the other day for some underwear and socks and so many of the hanging items were ripped up or had socks and pants missing. Been like this for so long and only went there again at St Anns because I had to but from now on I think I will get these types of clothes online even if it means paying more.

Primark is not for me. It may be for some but not me. I need the originality and cheapness so I…read morecharity shop. I like to look as though I have more money than I do and I like to make my own trends. I have gotten the odd thong here or handbag but the clothing just doesn't turn me on. This is a decent sized shop. I'm not mad about Harrow anyway. I think it is Watford's crap sister. I would tell you to come here if you like Primark and live nearby because the ques are shorter than the city. That pretty much says it love.

A favourite of ours to dress our little girls with beautiful, colourful dresses. With great prints,…read moreattention to detail and practical features, ilovegorgeous' products are indeed gorgeous and very unique. I particularly like the mix of different fabrics for the little girls dresses, using flowery prints, with both ethnic patches (Indian fabrics it seems) and some plain details as well. I prefer to buy in the sale and buy for the current season or mid-season stuff (30 to 50% off). Great for gifts as well with very nice things for baby girls. Definitely more a store for little girls than little boys... They have a good web site with all the stock too and deliver all over Europe.