I love this shop! Back home in Reykjavík, Du Pareil, or the "French shop" as it was more commonly…read moreknown as, was THE place to go for baby clothes. There I got cool jackets and cute dresses for nephews and nieces and always for a good price. I was therefore delighted to see that Dublin has its very own branch in the Dundrum Shopping Centre. This is a French clothing brand that has been a favourite among moms and dads across the world for a long time. The shop stocks clothes, shoes, accessories for children and newborns (0-14) that are of good quality and look stylish. Your kid will even like shopping here!

The clothes are more expensive than you would find in other stores but the clothes are well…read moredesigned, high quality and unique. Despite the higher prices, I find myself buying something for my son every time I go into the store. The service is also very friendly and in the past they have discussed certain clothes running small or larger and to purchase different sizes, which was really useful advice that you would not always get from other stores.

Adams is a great store to buy baby clothes or clothes for young children. The store has lots to…read moreoffer and the prices are all very reasonable for the quality you get. Prices are a lot cheaper then some other leading children's clothes shop and quite right too as children grow out of their clothes and shoes so quickly. They also sell a small amount of children and baby toys as well as accessories for them. The staff are very helpful here and can help you buy things if you are unsure of sizing of clothes or suitability of toys.

when my lad was younger i bought most of his clothes in addams, because they were great value,…read moredidnt fall to peices in a wash and were good fitting colthes. they have a great range of fashionable clothes for children from baby to older child. i've always loved adams shops, cause i would be sure to find cute, reasonablely priced,good quality clothes

There is not enough room to explain why this spacious, well built and elegant place (the biggest…read moremall in Ireland) is so epic and enjoyable. The exterior and interior architecture and decor, the multitude of different shops of all kinds, the large go to chains, the everything under 1 roof vibe, the assortment of restaurants and cafes, the water fountain performances outside with even more to see and do including a huge beautiful movie cinema right next to a McDonald's and at least 15 other food choices, a pub and a buffet.... You are missing nothing here. This place is for everyone, it's not for rich people or mall rats like complainers say. It is spacious and has a huge indoor parking lot built better than most and yes there are maps. This place was done so well it's hard to complain anything and keep a straight face. Dundrum is so fun, elegant and beautiful. It's a beautiful weekly must. It is missing nothing. Ps Go here on Christmas and it's a wonderland too.

A very very poor centre based on my recent experience. I am a disabled driver and was parked in one…read moreof their so called disabled parking spaces which I have discovered are not fit for purpose. My car was damaged in their car park because of the centre's very outdated standards. They refused to pay for the damage caused - their excuse: the place was built in 2005 before the current standards were in place. An uncaring, mean, unfair management with no sense of social responsibility to their disabled customers whatsoever. Appalling! Reflects really badly on the owners of the centre. I made a complaint to the UK owners about my treatment there but they haven't even bothered to respond. Beware parking there. Won't be shopping there again.

Urban Kids is pretty much what it says on the tin. Cute, funky and sassy baby and kid's clothes…read more It's not as hip as the best kid's clothes store in the city, Pearl, but it's darn close. There's lots of colorful gear for the youngins that's honestly just as fashionable as grown-up clothes from the likes of Baby Phat, Ecko and others. The prices here are very reasonable, so you can raise a fashion plate without breaking the bank, no problem!

Blackrock shopping centre is one of those places that makes you wonder what kind of mad psychotic…read moredesigned this country. It's got an open roof, this is the wettest place in Europe. Que the most overworked maintenance staff in Dublin. Has a waterfall inside though, and as a kid i used to love the shopping trolley friendly escalators.

As it goes, this shopping centre doesn't quite fit the bill and lacks for me! Upside is the…read moreSupervalu (formerly Superquinn) huge grocery store so always rely on it! It also is open air so got a great feel to it on a good day however as Irish weather goes... Hmmmm... The benefit is lost! It's a centre I go to for a specific purpose, not the browsing sort of centre! Would love to rate these types of centres more to drive ppl to shop locally but struggle when variety of shops just ain't there ;-(

We are the world We are the children…read moreWe are the ones who make a brighter day The name of this shop made me instantly think that it was a charity shop dedicated towards helping .. well children of the world. When I first peered into the shop it was a bit small and looked slightly disorganised, which is what many charity shops look like. I was very surprised to find out that it was just a children's clothing store plain and simple. They say that they have clothes for kids aged 0-16, but I don't think you'll be getting many teenagers into clothes from here. However, if you're looking for something nice for a wee one this is a pretty decent option.

Fancy-schmancy cosmetics counters on the first floor, with all the big brands represented. When I…read morevisited, some were manned by eager looking ladies, while others were bereft of sales staff. Score! I headed to the empty ones for some quick tester sampling, before going upstairs to check out the clothes. Brands include Lee, Miss Selfridge, Firetrap and be sure to drop into Topshop, where one of the sales guys looks just like an Irish Russell Brand.

I was here trying many many evening dresses and I found the staff to be nothing but extremely…read morehelpful. One was very good at taking photos of me, positioning me this way and that, to get the perfect photo of me in their wares. Walking around the womens clothing department, there appears to be something for every taste, every age group. A bit on the pricey side, but everything I tried on was good stock and good quality. Recommended.

Milk & Cookies is an upmarket fashion shop for babies and young kids located inside the pricey…read moreWestbury Mall. The shop was voted as one of Dublin's best in 2008 by The Dubliner magazine, and that's a praise well deserved. The clothes in here sure are adorable. Quality fabrics, soft and cuddly. And the shoes! I just love those gorgeous little leather boots, types you can picture on tiny feet running rings around their parents on the weekly stroll up Champs-Elysees, back in the old days. But as cute as these clothes are, you need to be pretty loaded to be able to dress up your young ones from top to toe in here. Looking for a pressie for a nice or nephew, and you want something more special than a shirt or dress from H&M, you will fall in love with not only one but many, many pieces. But it hurts to pay €59 for a jumper for a newborn when you know it will be way to small in two months. So, the rating. Milk & Cookies really deserves all the four stars it gets, even though I sadly can't afford to shop all my baby-presents here.