I am totally obsessed with a couple of high end baby brands, but since leaving my job to be a stay at home mom they aren't quite as attainable as they used to be. Enter Sprout! They sell Ruffle Butts, Tea, and Kickee Pants brands in the front as well as a few others that are new to me. Their toys and Jellycat plushies are super fun too. They carry some Copper Pearl stuff and I saw some Melissa and Doug toys as well. There are also a lot of accessories like silicone bibs, swaddles, blankets, and teethers. I could have spent hours in there just touching all the soft stuffed animals and watching the wall of adorable clocks ticking behind the checkout counter. Everything is sort of spread out playfully around the store so just when you think you've seen everything you notice something else. The sale section is great! Also the whole back of the store is consignment. Designer consignment! Some of the stuff I found still has tags on it! Score!! A lot of items are still more expensive than you would pay for new things in regular stores, but you can be sure that fancy moms who are willing to pay $40+ dollars for one baby outfit are going to take care of it. Also high end baby clothes just hold up better over time in my experience. You won't find nearly as much powder pink, glitter, and wording on expensive clothes and I prefer a more sophisticated color palette (it annoys me that the majority of baby girl clothes are powder pink). My six month old recently had to start wearing orthopedic corrective shoes for a congenital pigeon-toed thing she has going on so immediately almost her entire wardrobe became unwearable. She can't wear any footie pajamas and regular pants are out! Footless rompers with snaps are weirdly very difficult to find in cheaper stores. I tried looking elsewhere first to save myself some money but has no luck. Then I remembered hearing about this place. I was able to find her five gorgeous snap rompers in the sale and consignment sections!! And having high quality, convenient stuff for her to wear now makes me feel a little less bummed about having to keep her in the corrective shoes all the time. I took my mom and sister with me the other day and my sister was excited to find a gently used pair of Sperry Topsiders and gap jeans with the tags still on them for her 1 year old boy. They were trying to unload winter items to make room for spring at the time too so a lot of the consignment was marked down up to 75% off. My favorite Tea collection romper I found was 50% off. We found the two ladies working there to be super nice. They weren't pushy at all and seemed very happy to chat with us, gush over my baby girl, and show off some of their new merchandise. We went next door for coffee after we left and I ended up going back for another romper I had passed on initially. I will definitely be back again! read more