A great little baby boutique that carries adorable clothing, accessories, and some toys for infants…read moreand toddlers. I often make Peekaboo my first stop when I have to buy a gift for a baby shower or newborn's arrival. The clothing is all colourful and cute, and the staff is always on hand, willing and able to help you with sizing and choosing that perfect piece for baby.

Peekaboo focuses on clothing and toys; stocking basic infant needs, toddler fashion, quality shoes,…read morewinter and rain gear, and more. You'll find clothing brands like Quiksilver/Roxy, Zutano, Under the Nile, Hatley and Le Petit Lem, just to name a few. The store itself is small, but makes good use of its space, with separate girl and boy sections, as well as being organized by size (age). There is a growing selection of organically sourced clothing, as well as Continental or European made toys, for those wanting options outside of the standard "Made in China". Though these were still the minority last time I was there. The staff offers multiple services, including baby shower registration, personal shopping, call-backs on out of stock items, and gift wrapping (This is no longer free, but is a nominal charge), as well as being very well versed in the product. They will constantly try to help you, as management trains and requires staff to take a classic personalized service experience. Some people prefer this, others find it pesky, but it's going to happen. They do know the product very well and are very helpful with suggestions if you need something for a gift, but know nothing about the child in question. A couple things that are not carried: cribs, bottles, diapers, and car seats. Peekaboo shares an owner with Splash Toys, just two doors down.

I am so glad Catimini is finally here! Best children's clothes ever, with so many unique styles and…read moredetails. They also open 7 days a week. Yeah! Also great personal service and selection. Highly recommend!

A really cute little store with lots of harder to find unique items. It's very small. Size of that…read moreof a master bed room. But in this tiny shop they manage to tuck in a lot of neat things. You wouldn't really notice it if you walked by (the window area isn't that bright so it's easy to miss if you walk by quick. But it's definitely worth checking out. I popped in here a month ago. And it was quite a nice store. Staff was also friendly but didn't greet you when you walked in. More like as you passed them on the way out. But. It's not a huge store. A walk around is 40 seconds. 2 mins if you're browsing the actual items. Expected visit length is 10 mins?

First and last time shopping at Hip Baby. What awful customer service.... It is evident that…read morefriendliness is not a part of their customer service model no matter how much you intend to spend. Moreover, their selection is minimal at best.

Don't get any ideas, I'm not about to start eating pickles and iced cream or anything but that…read moredoesn't mean I can't enjoy shopping for ek'skrooSHeeAtiNGly adorable things for other people, right? Little Earth isn't just a shop, it's a place for young moms to get together. There are book readings and music events. They believe in sustainability and community. They also have the cutest kids rain gear I've ever seen IN MY LIFE ! -and if you're lucky, little Joshua will show you around the shop. The 17 month old will show you the art on the wall, some cute children's books and if you listen really closely, you might just learn the German word for Chameleon ;) *NOTE* this review was written for the East Hastings location which closed.

I have been a consigner/customer for many years ever since the location on hastings. I have been…read moretaking baby clothes in and now my kids are 5 and 8! The owner is cool and friendly she orders in stuff for you as well. I like to buy used clothing to reuse instead of buying new but mostly i like to consign because i always have too many clothes that the kids outgrow before they are worn out! Make sure to book ahead to consign you can get on a mailing list.

Went to Kingsgate mall the other day, I only go there when my husband needs to get his 5$ movie fix…read morefrom this store there (I think called Lily Books) that sells other types of random nic nacs and kids games/toys. I noticed Lolli Pretty that day and was curious to go in, so I did and I was pleasantly surprised! Great prints, designs and reasonably priced to boot. -1 for location but she has great made in the USA and Cali designed clothing. This store to cool for Kingsgate....

This place is the bomb! Honestly! Super cute clothes at a really reasonable price. It all started…read morewith a green skater dress I got in the fall which instantly became a staple of my wardrobe. Got a four piece purse set for $70. I've gotten so many pieces I love from this place. The owner is really nice too. Best hidden shop of east van.

They have such beautiful gift boxes. I loved that they provided items from locally owned…read morebusinesses. Their boxes would be great for get well soon, Christmas, etc.

I am a repeat customer of Pacific Basket because of the comments I get from my clients that I send…read morethem to. Many are impressed by the quality of the products in the baskets as well as the presentation. Brian Tipper

I have a confession to make: I love museum gift stores, sometimes more so than the museums they are…read moreattached to (and, note: I LOVE museums! So that tells you how much I love the gift shops). This store is no different than others I've been to (and I've been to many). Whoever does the buying for this shop does a phenomenal job. You'd be hard-pressed not to find the perfect gift for someone - or yourself. They consistently have the coolest things here! Many are made by local and Canadian artisans (I've seen some of the jewelry pieces at the annual Make-It artisan festival each winter, and I even have a few items handmade by these jewelers, purchased at the fair). They have an extensive childrens' section (the COOLEST baby and kiddie toys and educational "games"), TONS of gorgeous, unique jewelry items (most bold and modern but some delicate), a wonderful selection of trendy, funny socks for men and women, scarves puzzles, books, household decorative accessories (eg., vases, coasters, bowls, etc.), contemporary kitchen gadgets (eg., tea infusers, pizza cutters, etc), TONS of boxed note cards and greeting cards, meaningful Indigenous items (scarves, bowls, plates, etc), lots of art prints and books and totes, etc. The list goes on and on. Yes, price points tend to be high here, as the quality of merchandise is high and many items are unique and/or artisan made. But they have a decent range of prices for those trendy mass produced products. Their prices for the socks and kitchen gadgets were on a par with prices elsewhere. This shop is really awesome. Even if you're not going to see an exhibit in the museum proper, this store is still worth checking out - especially if you need to find a cool gift for someone, or after the holidays, when their seasonal items go on sale.

I love this place! Cool, kitsch and good quality products were gathered. Not only art stuff, you…read morewill also find cooking and card game stuff. If you stuck to choose a gift to your friend, I recommend this place. So fun!

Bought a beautiful menorah for my neice's Bat Mitzvah. Service and communication was professional,…read moretimely and the quality was excellent. Definitely recommend.

One word I would use to describe the items sold at this store ... unique…read more This is the place to go if you are looking for a gift (or even just something for yourself) that is fun, different, and really really cool! They have the neatest knick knacks I've ever seen.