A new option for babies and kids on Main Street! Very cute store with lots of local and organic…read moreclothing and toys.

Great place and such cute stuff. I didn't buy anything but the service was great! Everything so softread more

Went there and got a nice gift for my nephew. They have many brands and the clothes are just too…read morecute!

Not only does this shop have gorgeous children's clothes, but the saleswoman was welcoming and…read morehelpful. There's a great selection of dressy and casual clothes; as well as shoes, jewelry and other accessories. It's a perfect place to find children's gifts. The staff even said they will look into our request to add more tween dresses to their inventory. We will definitely be back!

Unlike its predecessor, this charming little store at 3073 W. Broadway is a cheerful and inviting…read moreoasis between all the ugly, hostile, new sports and cannabis bars now infecting this stretch of a once working class now rather plum neighborhood. I hope it's a reflection of things to come. Sparkle & Junebug is sadly one of only a few outlets in these parts that appears to actually clean and care for its window display and its store shelves both of which are attractive and mercifully uncluttered. Interestingly, despite its small size, the store is airy with plenty of room to look and examine, which shows what one can do with a bit of design effort. The proprietor appears to have a genuine affection for children, girls particularly. I was pleased to find a wide and varied assortment of reasonably-priced sparkle wear for three-year-old who is about to be displaced by a probably rather unwelcome baby brother courtesy her new stepmother. Yes. We felt a bit of bribery might inspire good relations. Happily, if more is required, as one suspects it might be, there is plenty of good boodle here - lace party dresses fit for royalty as well as tasteful child jewels. For a modest $20, I trousered an excellent diadem hair comb, which should assure her ladyship's status as daddy's wee princess for some time to come. It was a relief to be helped rather than mauled by English-speaking sales personnel. The person who attended was both knowledgeable of the modern little girl's secret heart and genuinely helpful. I was especially pleased with the small cloth bag provided for the gift instead of wrapping paper. The only thing missing is a selection of cards appropriate for children but these are now surprisingly hard to come by. My only grumble is that I have only the one female child for whom such purchases may be sought. I shall have to find excuses for return visits. Highly recommended.

You can't help, but smile when you walk into this store. From the cute little bean sprout window…read moregates in front, to the colorful little onesies on the racks. This place is a great place to find something special for your little girl or guy in your life. The clothes are trendy and have a price tag to go with it. The good thing is, they have a consignment section so the prices are drastically reduced.

This is a really great, very small children's new & used clothing store on the Main Street stroll…read more The owner has a great eye. Used items are very nice & fit "the look" of the store - which I would describe as unique, well-made, and colourful. I love the lack of stereotypical pinks & blues - traded in for a softer, earthier, more casual looks for kids of both genders. Items are really well organized for easy shopping. Prices in general are very good, but the used items are a particularly great deal. Beansprouts even carries high quality, gently worn shoes. I think you could easily walk out of here with a very nice used outfit for under $20 CAD. The only drawback might be that Beansprouts is for the size 6x and under set - my daughters, 9 & 11, were disappointed none of the offerings would fit them. I was disappointed I couldn't find anything for my 7 year old son - though I'm sure he wasn't!

Though I am sad to see Hach move away with all of it's wonderful Korean stationary, it's nice to…read morehave another cute design store take it's place. Small Wonder is the storefront for a quarterly magazine "for kids and their grownups." The store is a little sparse but has a few cards, soaps, gifts, toys, and some clothing to peruse. It seems like they carry local products, for the most part. I'm looking forward to peeking my nose in this little neighbourhood shop whenever I get the chance.

I saw these guys at this years Got Craft. a quarterly magazine for kids and their parents. Printed…read morein Canada on premium quality matte paper, each issue of Small Wonder includes several engaging segments for readers big and small. Readers will find recommendations for books, apps and products, engaging arts and craft activities, fun travel features, original stories, delicious recipes, and much more. In other words it's like a new aged 'zine. I purchased and fan'd their line.

Colorful kid's clothing. LOTS of product in a relatively small store…read more A decent alternative to Gymboree, Old Navy or Gap Kids. Your kids will probably not look like every other kid in their class if you shop here. And, prices aren't too expensive either. They carry accessories and other necessities for back go school as well.

Unique and beautiful items. If you want to support a local, family owned business, you should check…read morethis place out.

Don't get any ideas, I'm not about to start eating pickles and iced cream or anything but that…read moredoesn't mean I can't enjoy shopping for ek'skrooSHeeAtiNGly adorable things for other people, right? Little Earth isn't just a shop, it's a place for young moms to get together. There are book readings and music events. They believe in sustainability and community. They also have the cutest kids rain gear I've ever seen IN MY LIFE ! -and if you're lucky, little Joshua will show you around the shop. The 17 month old will show you the art on the wall, some cute children's books and if you listen really closely, you might just learn the German word for Chameleon ;) *NOTE* this review was written for the East Hastings location which closed.

I have been a consigner/customer for many years ever since the location on hastings. I have been…read moretaking baby clothes in and now my kids are 5 and 8! The owner is cool and friendly she orders in stuff for you as well. I like to buy used clothing to reuse instead of buying new but mostly i like to consign because i always have too many clothes that the kids outgrow before they are worn out! Make sure to book ahead to consign you can get on a mailing list.

A great place for beautiful & stylish items such as household items…read moreFurniture or Clothes. I purchased a beautiful playful table cloth that is always my go-to-item for my kids birthdays or private dinner parties. The clothes are amazing and well priced!

This store literally just opened up two days so. They are so new that they didn't have their new…read moreaddress on their business cards. They carry the cutest things for kids and toddlers. Very inspiring hipster baby designs that is outside of the box. This store is welcoming and not as annoying as the other stores. The owners are super nice and sweet, prices are high but understandable given the items. I feel in love with the own stuffy. They even have hand knit animal masks. Everything is laid out nicely.

I found this store as it belongs to a friend of my friend…read more There's a large selection of well known brand names. Bottom line, come here to deck your little ones out in designer European! Absolutely loved the Goochee (hahaha u know what I'm saying) rain jacket I got from my friend!

I WAS attracted to this store 'cause there was a huge white rabbit outside the shop window. When…read moreinside it is what the name says...adorable boutique clothes. Sadly due to being top heavy nothing fit, however, vey nice high quality stuff. Customer service was friendly.

You can never predict what they're looking for. You walk through the store and they have beat up 20…read moreyear old Prada shoes but you bring in a new item with current designer tag on and they'll turn it away. I think their staff are not properly trained on brands and rely on what they know rather than researching and learning what is current. I've had good service and terrible patronizing service. Not my first place for consignment but gotta make a few bucks wherever I can.

I took 15 pairs of Levis and several pairs of hardly worn shoes. they said that shoes are no good…read moreunless they've been polished, lol. As for the jeans, they only chose 2 pairs, both button down 501's, which were 25 years old, and in new condition. I turned them down, and took all my goods to Salvation army. This company employs Gen Z people who treat older citizens much too casually. They could certainly use some training on respecting their elders. I will never shop there.