Okay, I do agree with Adam on principal; kids are kids; they generally don't care what they wear…read moreand if they do they opt for the Buzz Lightyear costume over the Diesel jeans any day, and will then proceed to get whatever they wear covered in mud, paint, pasta sauce and porridge. So, when all is said and done, expensive clothes for kids are a big no-no in my book. However... my sometimes overwhelmingly ridiculous side cannot help but be bowled over by the sight of a three year old in a military style woolen coat. Something along the lines of how I react to Pets At Home. OHOSOCUTE!! And you know, sometimes I think it strengthens the bond between mother and child by having the child dressed so smartly, so... sometimes - SOMETIMES it's worth getting the high quality stuff and keeping your child away from all puddles and ice-cream on days they're wearing it. The rest of the time, I do think wasting money in such a fashion is insane. But for those special times - head along here and ease your fashion minded desires by taking them out on your kids. It'll be worth it someday.... ok, maybe not.

Ok folks i just don't get it. I cant actually bring myself to understand why in the name of jebus…read morewe are obsessed with clothing our kids in ridiculously overpriced clothing. As i may have mentioned in my review for another kids store in the city (see love it again) i'm pretty sure that kids are those small things that play with mud, roll down hills and generally do messy, dirty things on a daily basis. So, answer me this why are we dressing them in designer gear when a hessian sack would be more appropriate....hmmm and a possible business idea!! That said however, if your of the opinion that your child should match you in your designer gear then this place will provably suit you and judging by the amount of time this store has been in business, it looks like there are a few of you out there. With cool signage, funky window displays and a name that will always appeal (any Beatles related place will always have a look in) Strawberry Fields is the benchmark and elder statesman of the designer gear for kids emporiums. You say Dolce and Gabbana..i say hessian sack.

You pretty much get what it says in here…read more I feel like this shop suffers from its location. A few minutes' walk in one direction brings you to a louder, brasher shop (Heritage of Scotland) and a few minutes' walk in the other and you're at a cooler shop (Slanj). Its' quiet, middle ground position belies the fact that they actually have some lovely stuff. I got some tartan tights in here and, although fashionable now, at the time they were quite unusual. Beware the tourist tack though!

...exactly what is says in the name…read more From tourist-style tack, like the nessie keyrings, faux tartan trousers, cheapy kilts, etc, it also sells cashmere jumpers of decent quality for around £30+. My friend managed to get tartan tights, a tartan hat, and some other touristy type items for her forgein friends (a tartan scarf - that's it!), all for a good price. The girl behind the counter is also really nice and chatty. Worth a visit if you're needing something tartan-or-cashmere-tastic.

It's pretty cool to see a place like this opening in Royal Exchange Square - sure, it looks just…read morelike a men's clothes shop from the outside, but inside there's also a coffee station and barber as well. I popped in for a super quick look - I was contemplating getting a coffee but then thought better of it seeing it was already late afternoon. I did notice that Papercup don't just do coffee though, there's also a small selection of cakes on offer. Forty is the clothing side of things and while it's not my kind of thing (edgy streetwear), they did have some nice stuff and tshirts. There's also Safehands Barbers so you can get a whole new look with a cut and some clothes. In this area, I can't think of any other independent coffee shops so I'd definitely pop back for a coffee next time I'm in Royal Exchange Square.

Day one for this interesting shop/place…read more It includes a barber, shoe repair/laundry centre, range of clothes from the Forty line, and Papercup coffee. I had a quick look around, it's a nice space, clothes and sneakers downstairs, barber through the back, Papercup up front. A nice modern addition to Royal Exchange Square, the logo for the Forty range were designed by the owners kid, which is a nice touch, and I'm so happy that Papercup are now in the city centre! Definitely be back to do some shopping, and of course, get some good coffee!!

A useful alternative to the big ol mother care conglomerate, however i feel its doomed to…read moreovershadowed by the larger and more comprehensive Pram Centre just up the road. Nice enough, pleasant ish staff and decent collection of gear at semi reasonable prices, ok, but not great.

Bought a twin red kite buggy just about a month ago from Tot spot wheel kept falling of with my 2…read moreboys in the buggy. Took the buggy back to the shop totally intimidated by 3 shop assistants they took the buggy away to be looked at they have left me with no buggy completely house bound with a 2 year old and a one year old . They basically accused me of abusing the buggy i walk every were with my boys so this buggy was obviously not up to standard I would never buy another thing from this shop CUSTOMER SERVICE STINKS PLEASE DONT SHOP THERE.

Amazing childrenswear shop in the heart of the city of glasgow! They have a brilliant selection of…read morekids clothing from newborn to older girls and boys! They stock my favourite Spanish brand Mayoral too!! The staff are also so friendly and were willing to help me find a baby gift with all their great advice and value for money products Great baby boutique! would highly recommend!

From the owner: We stock a large selection of unique baby clothes and designer childrenswear. We are located at The…read moreSt Enoch Centre in Glasgow's city centre. We are easy to reach by car, train and bus from anywhere around Glasgow with ample parking located at the St Enoch Centre. Visit us online to view our large selcetion of brands such as A*Dee, Daga, Lelli Kelly, Mitch&Son,Patachou, Mayoral, EMC, iDo and much much more. We would love to see you.

Encouraged by the hip name, the simple lay out and the long rails, I came in here to buy my trendy…read morenephew (or rather, my nephew with a cool mother) something fort Christmas. Of course, the plan fell down when I realised that he was no longer of the age where they still order sizes by months. The clothes are cool, a little expensive but well made and stylish. The staff were very patient as I tried to work out my nephew's size, and made good suggestions even when I went on about his hobbies, in the hope that would help me. One warning: this site is one that seems to struggle. In the past few years, it has changed hands frequently- it used to be a great Green Tea shop cafe. I hope that Peace can overcome the history.

Peace and Jam appeared on the scene about a year ago, and I must admit I was surprised at the time…read morethat so many babygrows exist in the one place. You could rack through the pretty, quirky kids clothes for ages! They host an eclectic assortment of clothes for children up to 8 years, from quaint looking plaid dresses to punky duds for romping tots. It's probably the only shop I've ever been to where I've seen a skull sweatband for a 2 year old, and my wee baby cousins would like the wee combat trousers and camoflage tops. My cousin recently surprised us with a baby (when I say surprised I mean she told us after she had popped Noah out) so I made an impromptu shopping expidition to buy some new baby pressies. It was a whole load of fun but whoa, the prices are steep. I bought a dummy, rompersuit and jumper and it cost my an arm and a leg - almost caught me off guard as much as her having a surprise September baby did. So if you're going to go nuts spending like I did, be prepared for the cost. But with the friendly staff and seriously cute knitted pirate jumpers, it's the kind of place you would be willing to part with money in. Maybe it's just as well I don't have a bambino just yet, as I'd probably spend more money in here, kitting my baby out to be a mini punk rocker, than buying food and prams and all that necessary nonsense! It's cool that a baby shop exists where you can find some cute and different gifts.

I really like the clothes in Fat Face, I just hate the name of the shop! The company makes really…read moregood quality clothes compared to other shops on the high street. They are a bit more expensive than H&M or New Look but their clothes last longer. I'm a particular fan of their pyjamas! This shop is the only branch in the city centre and it's bigger than the one on Byres Road with more of their range in stock. The staff are always friendly and helpful and it's definitely one of the less stressful places to shop for clothes in town (no dance music blaring out!)

Love this shop again, if ur prepared to buy your children designer clothes this is the place to go,…read morefrom timberland to diesel all gorgeous!!

Baaaaby Gaaaap awwwww! Nothing makes me broodier than Baby Gap! The clothes in here are just…read moreadorable and I love how they are like the clothes in big people Gap but in miniature. The little cosy hoodies in particular are just, awwwwwwwww!! As Eleanor mentioned the ratio of boys to girls clothes is a lot more even than most other kids clothing stores. There is a lot more variety, colour and style wise in the boys section than you'll find in other stores also. As you would expect the clothes in Baby Gap are quite expensive but the quality is as good as the adult Gap clothes. They can handle having baby sick and snot washed out of them umpteen times without bobbling or the colour fading!

Aww - that is exactly what I thought when I popped in here today. Baby GAP is very cute indeed,…read morethey have so many dinky little outfits to make your tot look like a cool cat. One thing I found great about this shop is that they have a 50/50 split boys and girls clothes, in fact, it may even be 55 boys. My friend has recently had a baby boy and I've noticed that many shops seem to have more girls clothes than boys, so I think it's great that Baby GAP have just as much choice. The shop is bright, clean and very well organised so it's easy to find the sizes that you're looking for. They had some super cute baby grows, little booties and even miniature GAP hoodies but at £17.50 they don't come cheap - you wouldn't want baby food spilt down that! There were a few staff working who greeted me with a smile even though they were helping other customers which was nice.

This shopping center was less than 2 blocks from my hotel so I stopped in the food court for a…read morequick bite to eat. They have many fast food and restaurant options and it seems to be very popular place with the younger crowd as there is also an area for video games and entertainment. Just beware that many stores close early (6 pm I think) and although the food places may be open but many stores were not when I went around 7 pm.

We came here in order to get out of the rain. It's enclosed by a glass roof. There are three…read morestories and includes a supermarket- Tesco. It seems as if the shopping center draws a younger crowd.