Great place to buy souvenirs. If you want to more more…read moreabout life in Amsterdam this is a place to stop my

I'm so glad I found this little shop yesterday! I was walking around in this awesome street and…read moresuddenly there was this super cute little shop that sells woman's clothing, kids clothing, jewelry and other cute stuff. They also sell the lovely brand Sugarhill boutique, a brand that I love; it has the cutest dresses, tops and sweaters, often with little animal prints on them! This little shop is filled with so much stuff so it is really great for a little treasure hunt! The prices are very high but not very cheap either so I did not buy anything yesterday (students budget!) but I will certainly be back in the future when I have more to spend! :)

My go-to kids shoe shop in Amsterdam. I really love this place! The shopkeeper is of great help and…read morereally takes her time/lets the kids take their time. It's sale now...oops!! Left with 2 pairs of shoes, a bag, 2 pairs of sox and a rain coat. I like: because they have different brands than the other shops. Something cool for 0-12 (size 3 till 41!!!) And your kid gets a coin to use in the vending machine with toys :D too sweet!!

I took my 2 year old girl here to get her first haircut, and while it wasn't The Best Experience…read moreEver, everybody survived and lived on to get ice cream afterwards. They don't have fancy fire truck chairs or anything here. There is one simple high chair in front of a circle lit mirror in a very small room at the back of the store. They also have a basket of cars and trucks which happily distracted my little girl, and that became the only way the haircut could be completed. My girl didn't want to sit in the chair or on my lap for more than a minute, so the hairdresser did half the haircut squatting down on the floor to accommodate my toddler's most favored location: driving cars around on the ground. She got the job done with her flexibility, cajoling, and judicious use of 2 banana flavored gummy candies. I also got advice on what products to use on my girl's hair to prevent tangling, how to bring her curls out, and how her hair might change in the future as she grows out of babyhood. She also didn't mind that after all the resistance my little girl put up, she didn't want to leave the salon after her hair was cut. She let her hang out and keep playing on the floor while she cut the hair of her next client. Overall it was a nice experience but next time I think I'll try out Bloem for comparison, since it's much closer to where I live and they have fire truck chairs. While my little girl played on the hair cutting floor, I checked out the rest of the space. There is an upstairs space full of precious onesies and upscale toys and books for babies, a section of dresses and accessories for mothers, and a downstairs area full of dress up costumes, puzzles, games, cars, and other toys for children 3-7 years old. There was a cute dress I saw down there that I wanted to try on because I was pleasantly surprised to see that it was available in size XL, but I didn't want to leave my girl alone longer than necessary. They had a lot of nice presents down there that stimulate childrens' creativity, so they'd make good gifts or would be a nice place to take a small child and let them go crazy. Overall I'd recommend this place if you're looking for something fancy.

Great inventory and great prices. There are about six floors of merchandise. Everything from shoes…read moreto hairspray.

A five story Primark store in the heart of Amsterdam and provide an escalator or elevator for the…read morejourney up. The wife needed a few pairs of longer socks for our next country of Ireland which is colder than most of Europe right now, especially at night. They only had a small selection of the high socks and not the right size, but settled for a pair of sandals for 1.3€ - what a deal. We've been to several Primarks in the United States but the size of this one is overwhelming. FYI: this was NOT a paid attraction in Amsterdam.

From the owner: La Boite is al 50 jaar een begrip in kinderkleding en kinderschoenen in de leeftijd 0 t/m 16 jaar…read more In de 4 panden naast elkaar, die onderling binnendoor met elkaar verbonden zijn, vindt u een bron van alle bekende topmerken zoals Gucci, Moncler, Stone Island etc . Met uiterste zorg wordt elk seizoen de collectie weer samengesteld en zorgt de combinatie van de merken, collectie , leuke verpakkingen en het inspirerende La Boite team dat uw kind elke keer weer als een ware fashion icon de deur uitgaat.

From the owner: Wij hebben de meest exclusieve en mooiste kinderkleding van bekende merken met een goede prijs…read morekwaliteit verhouding. Bij ons word u vriendelijk geholpen en adviseren wij graag in de goede maat en wat geschikt is voor u kind. Ook hebben wij een zeer uitgebreide baby collectie van zachte en mooie kwaliteit en leuke kraam cadeaus

A parents savior in the cold dark gloomy winter months of Amsterdam. A children store, cafe and…read morehair salon all rolled in one, it's a lovely place to come spend a couple hours with your young kiddos. They even have a playing box for the little babies too. For food, they have a variety of pastries and drinks to enjoy.

I was happy to run across this super cute clothing shop for kids. I look forward to shopping in…read morehere soon. I am happy that I am starting to see more kid's stores pop up around Amsterdam. Initially I ask a parent where do Dutch people shop for their kids clothes, and some one commented, well secondhand shops. I was thinking that can't be true. "Only second hand shops," yeah right. Amsterdam has a nice variety of different shops to doll your kids up in, and one of my choices would be Petit Bateau.

I want to say pricing is similar to France, i.e. cheaper than the US. I like their women's tops…read more Great service. Dressing room is available. Just know that inventory in Europe may not have what you want.