Womb to grow is a unique shop not many which are just for pregnant ladies really recommended to all…read morewomen who are pregnant. They sell alot of soft bottoms and tops. They have all sorts of clothing, they have underwear, sleepwear and going out clothing. They are really friendly instore. They have alot of walking room in the shop nothing is too packed its really nice. They have alot of sizes and have a sale rack with bottoms from 20 pounds to 3pounds. They sell long length and short length and wide leg. Really recommend this shop and they also have a few baby grows and clothing but this is only a small section of the store.

I came here with a friend as she didnt want the regular high street maternity look. The staff and…read moreservice was very good and there are some lovely baby enhancing womens outfits, jsut right for showing off a precious bump

From the owner: Bumpalicious Maternity is the only specialist maternity wear retailer in Birmingham, selling a…read morecarefully thought through selection of the very best in high quality and stylish maternity wear. From dresses to see you through your pregnancy and beyond to maternity business suits, our range is chosen with the fashion conscious, elegant and modern pregnant lady in mind. This is a lady who wants to look glamorous and feel wonderful throughout her pregnancy and she chooses her maternity clothing with this in mind. We specialise in made to order maternity dresses. We can have many of our styles made in any size and in numerous beautiful colours. Perfect if you are looking for a maternity dress to match a wedding or party scheme.

Marks and Sparks is a small shop but as any other major store it has all u need and then some. Food…read moreglorious food....

The Marks and Spencer store at the Kingston Local Centre is small and compact but saying that does…read morestock a lot of things. Everything is all situated on the one floor, with a spacious food and drink area at the back of the store and a very nice largish coffee shop hidden towards the side. I have had coffee in the coffee shop several times - there always seems to be lots of mum with pushchairs and prams so it is obviously the place for them to meet. That's probably due to the spacious area. Although it's a fairly busy store it doesn't ever feel very busy - I think that must be due to the spacious layout.

Fantastic shop! I have used "Mummy and Little Me" from the earliest days of my pregnancy through to…read morebreast feeding and beyond! i keep going back for the superb customer sevice, attention to detail and the fabby range of mummy and baby stock. As a professional person i was concerned my maternity wardrobe would not live up to my usual standards of dress however i think i ended up more stylish when pregnant than previously! I still wear several of my maternity clothes 10 months post natal! They also stock a fabby range of maternity and nursing undies - who knew maternity underwear could be so sexy!!!!!! the fitting service here is far superior to anywhere else i've been that has maternity undies. The range of baby clothes is just lovely - people always ask where i got Molly's clothes. a major plus is that they all wash really really well. I recommend this shop to everyone i know who is expecting - you will be well looked after! 10 out of 10 I love this shop!

Expensive and full of things that you really, really don't need…read more What do you mean, I have to write more? Okay, fine. Well, since I've got three kids I've been dragged round this place more than I care to remember. First I thought (as the marketing would suggest) that this was *the* place to get the stuff for your sprogs. Well yes, that's correct, but only if you want to have to mortgage your house to afford it all. Turns out that that's just owning kids, nothing to do with this place. However, there's always someplace cheaper that you can get things from when it comes to bringing up kids; charity shops and places like International Stock in Kings Heath usually have Mothercare or Early Learning Centre stuff for half the price, so I tend to go there first before parting with the cash here. However, if you really need a new mattress for the cot because the old one's just got covered in what looks like Cream of Sweetcorn, then this is your place. Just be prepared for three figures before the decimal point when you get to the till. Oh, and there's a Boots round the corner (not much cheaper) and a babies section in the Toys R Us not too far away. Get your phone out and start comparing!

Large shop selling lots of nice stuff ranging from maternity clothes to baby toys and cots. They…read moredon't have a huge range of bigger stuff out on show but there are loads of clothes. Staff are helpful but not standing over you whilst you shop. Plenty of parking and it's never that busy

There is a good variety of clothes as in style and for different types of women also. By this I…read moremean petite, maternity etc. It is good value for money and you can justify new wardrobe additions each month :) I especially love the bags and acessories here which add to any outfit. Staff are friendly and helpful when looking for something specific.

Dorothy Perkins in in the centre of town in the lower precinct up stairs. It is quite a large store…read moreon two floors and has a large changing room area to try in the clothes before you purchase them. They have lots of different ranges in ladies clothes work work suits to pjams to shoes to maternity wear to jeans and going out stuff. You can always find something you like in here and the staff are always very helpful. There are usually sales on so you can try to pick up a bargain. They do their own store card and they also do student discount too.

This store sells some beautiful stuff, the staff are very helpful and try and help find the best…read moreproducts for you and your family. The teddy bears are so cute

They stock all you will need for a new baby from prams, car seats, cots, wallpaper, toys to…read moreclothing for babies as well as maternity wear and the quality is superb. I bought a lovely soft rocking horse style rocker from here for my niece and she loves it! They have some lovely rocking horses which are all around £40-50 and the one I got was a cow which plays a lullaby when its ear is pressed and has a wooden rocker part at the bottom. The staff here are very friendly and I have visited the store looking for gifts and looking for large purchases and have always received a warm welcome, offer of help and great service. This store is well laid out, very spacious feel with plenty of room to move about with a buggy!

Located in the ever-fabulous Solihull, in the poshy posh Touchwood Centre, Mamas & Papas is the…read morepremium baby and tot clothing & accessory store in the UK. Slick 30something bankers and Marketing Executives finally having their first child in a quiet, leafy suburban neighbourhood shop exclusively at John Lewis or Mamas & Papas for their foetus wear - but don't let that put you off. M&P truly do have some very nice stuff. Of course, it's overpriced. No one needs to spend £749 on a baby buggy - it's not worth that, it didn't cost even half of that to make, even if an Ikea designer's name is attached to it. If you're after something like a crib or baby buggy, go elsewhere - you can find similar or nicer quality items at Mothercare or department stores, with 1/3 of the pricetag. But the baby clothing, bedding and toys are really divine from M&P - think White Company for infants. The feeling of walking into a mostly all-white M&P, picking up a £30 set of two babygros for your hungry little caterpillar just feels divine. And if you truly can afford to buy all of your baby's things from here, well done, you! Are you hiring at the moment? There is also a line of maternity wear, which is actually very nice, all in the suburban housewife sort of style, but good quality. The Touchwood M&P isn't the largest, so if you're after quantity, skip this store and head to the Bullring one.

Mamas and Papas is in the main Touchwood centre so has the advantage of being indoors and near the…read morecarpark. It is a fairly large shop and stocks everything you need for a new baby from clothes to baths and prams. They sell some lovely stuff but it is very expensive compared to other baby goods shops. I guess though you pay for what you get. Their clothes selection is good and they sell boys, girls and neutral stuff. There are lots of funky baby toys and mobiles, even 'baby on board' signs for cars. Again, it is expensive. They have a good selection of prams and travel systems in store that you can look at. The staff are helpful and chatty and will actually demonstrate to you what each pram does so you can try before you buy.