Went into this shop this evening. The shop floor was clean but dig beneath the surface and into the…read morechanging rooms and it's a different story. These changing rooms were disgusting! If you are going to charge me €80 for a dress I expect to be able to try the garment on in a clean space. Dig out the hoover and mop and clean yourself up!

River Island is one of my favourite clothes shops to shop in. The clothes are always really…read morefashionable and trendy. They have lovely jeans, t-shirts and dresses. I really like their bags and accessories also. The staff are really friendly and very helpful.

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!

Very nice shop I found a gorgeous dress for my little girl for Christmas, they have a great…read moreselection. The staff where very helpful.

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.

The best Tk Maxx in Ireland ..... And yes I've tried them all. It is actually the flag ship for…read moreireland so is the largest of their stores and is spread over two large floors. I have a little problem when it comes to TK Maxx - I could literally spend half a day here. I love their homeware section in Balnchardstown it is really big and very well spaced out unlike so many of their stores. They really have everything under one roof in this branch so if you are a bargain hunter I would highly recommend it - the kids section is also very large. Don't be put off if you've been to some of the smaller ones where there is stuff everywhere. Also there is very rarely a Q to pay or for the changing rooms so it really is a nice shopping experience. It is located in one of the little retail parks just off to the side of the shopping centre.

A little less chaotic than the branch in the Stephen's Green, you still have to kiss a lot of frogs…read morebefore you find your princess outfit. TK Maxx boasts 45 percent off regular prices, but often the clothes on offer seem to be those that the designer was having a bit of a practice with. I personally like the bric-a-brac section, where you can find great one-off Christmas presents, coffee table books and foreign biscuits.

It's not often that I find myself inside a babywear shop, and it's also not that often that I…read moreexperience the amazing customer service I received today in Premaman. The British shop assistant who served me was lovely, warm, helpful and everything you could hope a shop assistant would be. She was genuinely interested in why I would be in a baby shop (I don't really have the word 'mother' plastered across my forehead) and in who I was shopping for. She gave me space to rustle around in the selection of babywear and then advised me on which of my choices would be most suitable. I found her to be extremely helpful, considering that shopping for baby clothes isn't one of my strong points. The baby clothes in Premaman are gorgeous! I know a lot of women get clucky just looking at them, so if you're susceptible, avoid. Premaman is a Belgian company and as such has a very chic range of clothing and accessories suitable for newborns to 10 year olds. They also do prams and strollers and other such necessities. This is a great store to find a precious outfit for your newborn niece, nephew, grandchild or other deserving youngster. Prices are around 10 euro for a shirt, 12 for a jumpsuit and 7 for a hat (this is in the newborn - 12 months section), so it won't cost you an arm and a leg either. A very pleasant shopping experience.

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.

Fantastic. Staff were excellent. I went to buy a present for my 5 month old grandson. Job done…read morebeautifully wrapped. I'll defiantly be back.