This store is amazing. Like. 10 star amazing. Very bright. And super tidy. Asian staff but hey it…read moreis that area of the neighbor hood. Carries all the well known brands. Even the store windows was super clean. There isn't a lot in the Burnaby area as most are in Vancouver so it's great to see one in Burnaby area.

From the owner: Posh Baby Canada specializes in top of the line baby needs, and we have all of the best baby…read moresupplies online. We are a wholesaler and distributor of baby brands such as Bentley and Rito Stroller Tricycles, Milkbe Self Stopping Strollers, QPlay Balance Bikes, Dwinguler and Baby Care brands of playmats and playpens as well as TwistShake baby bottles & dishware. Our products are available at retail chains like Nordstrom, BuyBuy Baby, Dillards, Indigo Chapters, Toys R Us Canada and several independent baby stores. You can also see and buy our products at our website.

What a beautiful baby boutique. I came in on business and visited this hidden gem. Every single…read moreitem is quality and absolutely gorgeous. I'm so glad I made the trip to find them before we leave this beautiful part of our country.

Wonderful store selling many locally made baby and toddler clothes and accessories you won't find…read moreanywhere else. Also prints "onesies" with any design or photo your supply in digital format - and their colors are true and pretty.

Love this store, perhaps not as much selection or space as Marine Drive. At least it is a perfect…read moresquare. Less of a warehouse feel. Friendly service, girl directed me for the baby decals for the cars... Lots of matching Marvel themes.

There was a good selection of baby products available. Prices were comparable to other store that…read moresell similar products. Staff were friendly and offered their assistance. I ended up buying a couple products that caught my eye.

I just experience racial profiling at Once Upon a Child. I am extremely disappointed by my recent…read moreexperience at Once Upon a Child, a store I have faithfully supported for the last six years. I came in to purchase clothing for my child after buying a printer for a new sublimation project I'm excited to start. While checking out, I realized I had not transferred enough money into the correct account yet. I politely asked if I could purchase a few sweaters for my child first (around $70-$78 worth) and place the remaining items on hold while I quickly transferred the rest of the funds and came back to complete the purchase. The employee helping me was absolutely wonderful kind, friendly, patient, and engaging. We were chatting about my upcoming business projects, and the interaction was going very well. However, when she asked the manager for assistance, the entire experience changed. From the moment the manager became involved, I felt immediately uncomfortable. Instead of handling the situation with professionalism or basic understanding, I was treated with suspicion and accused of potentially "shorting the company." She repeatedly emphasized not wanting the store to be "shorted $78," despite the fact that I was actively trying to complete the purchase and had already shown proof of previous transactions on my account from today and the day before. I have shopped at this location for years without ever having a single issue. To suddenly be treated as though I was attempting to scam the store was humiliating and deeply upsetting. The interaction left me feeling profiled and discriminated against as one of the very few Black customers in the store at the time. Whether intentional or not, the treatment I received felt rooted in racial bias and harmful assumptions. To make matters worse, I left the store having already paid $78 and without any clothing in hand. I was told to come back once the payment posted to my account and that the purchase would "allegedly" be honored at that point. The entire situation was unnecessary, embarrassing, and handled in a way that made me feel dehumanized rather than valued as a long-term customer. If the owner sees this review, I want you to know that this was my genuine experience at your store. Your manager made me feel as though, based solely on the color of my skin, I was someone who was trying to short or scam the company. Whether you intended to create that kind of environment or not, that is exactly how I was made to feel. As someone who has consistently supported this business and spent hundreds of dollars here over the years for my child, I never expected to be treated this way. Unfortunately, after this experience, I will not be returning, and I feel compelled to warn others especially Black families and customers about how I was treated here. No customer deserves to feel degraded, stereotyped, or racially profiled while simply trying to shop for their child.

Found about this place through a friend. This place sells gently used kids clothing and…read moreaccessories and they also buy gently used kids clothing. Example: clothing - infant to youth size, dancewear, dresswear, sleepwear shoes - rain boots, sneakers, boots toys, books, games, puzzles baby gear - high chairs, strollers, bassinets The place does have a ton of stuff and they look pretty new, washed and cleaned. Entire place is organized by sizes. They have more of the baby clothes such as the onesie than the size 10-12 and youth sizes. They also have free parking which is a bonus. Customer service is a hit or miss, some are unpleasant while others are helpful and friendly. Another thing great about this place is that you can bring in kids items to sell on the spot. They review your items and you get paid in cash, cheque if it's over $50. Note: -there is a line-up of first come, first serve -it does take a while to sort through items (think about an hour for each person) -they don't take all the items, ONLY a select few -items must be clean and in almost new condition -items should be brought into the store in a bin The only thing that would make this place better is the pricing of the items they take. It would be nice to have more transparency on how the pay out for the items are. They just mention its through a computer. Helpful advice: -better to bring more than less as they only take a select few -better to bring items that are needed for that season (ex: rain boots for spring)

Okay this place is my absolute favourite to shop for kids clothes. Many times they have good deals…read morein store. The staff are generally helpful which is awesome and this is an easy store to shop at. I generally have ordered items online and had them delivered to the store. Pick up is usually smooth.

First off, this place is not stroller friendly as there are steps just to get in. Once you're in,…read moreonly the cash register and a few racks/shelf are on the same level. You have to go upstairs to see the cribs. You go down some stairs to look at clothes, some gear, bassinets, etc. Then at the back, you go down some more stairs to see the strollers, car seat, gates and eating utensils. The parking is the worse as you drive in and it's angle parking. The spots are tight and the only way to exit is to back out of the spot and hope that no one parks in the area by the store entrance. If there is a car in that area, then you would have to back onto Bridgeport Road, which is a blind spot since there is a fence/shrub in the way which is dangerous. They should block of the area ( front and west of the entrance ) so that people can back into that area and turn around. When I went, the staff was helpful and it was busy there. I was looking for some items where it said online that it was available. The staff checked and found the items I wanted, but did mention that it was the last ones. They have lots of good items for your baby's needs from bottles, strollers, cribs, bassinet, lots of clothing, etc. The return policy is the usual one, where it's 14 days for refund with receipt, 30 days for store credit/exchange and receipt. You will need your receipt or there's no refund/credit. I really hope that whomever owns this location, would decide to lease the empty big box store in the strip mall beside them. I think that empty store used to be some furniture store. It would be so much better as the parking lot of that strip mall is huge, the empty store is ground level so you can use your stroller and it looks like it can fit all the items in the store and more.

Have had many poor customer service experiences with this store. We have had items ordered and not…read morereceived yet, they will not honour price drops on these items. Overall will not recommend.

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

This place is magical. It has a whole bunch of transformers, GI Joe, War Hammer, He Man, Star…read morewlWars and Gundam stuff that I haven't seen since childhood. This is basically an adult toy store or the most awesome toy store if you could get your parents to buy this stuff for you! I'm not sure how to value these toys but I do know this store has availability and there is value there. Come check it out if you are a fan of Hasbro, Star Wars, Dragon Ball Z or anime. You never know what you will find but it will be a gem.

They should just rename this place Cybertron because of all the Transformers that live here…read more So, I've been an on-again-off-again Transformers collector over my lifetime. When I got my career going, my first goal was to buy all the Transformers my parents could never afford when I was growing up. That's where Ages Three and Up came in. A guy called Spencer opened up the original shop in East Vancouver almost 2 decades ago, and they specialized in vintage (i.e. used) Transformers as well as Japanese imports and re-issues. To cultivate a good customer base, A3U also had periodic fan nights where customers got together to watch cartoons, trade figures and talk Transformers. They also routinely had guest voice-actors from the cartoons at these gatherings to mingle with the guests. How cool was that? These events were free, only about 2 dozen people ever showed up, and everyone had a great time. At the East Vancouver location, I spent thousands of dollars on Transformers. Eventually, the store closed down. I eventually heard that they had moved east to either Coquitlam or Burnaby, but by then, I had satiated my Transformers fix because I had amassed virtually every Transformer I ever wanted. When I started working in Coquitlam, I stumbled across A3U in a strip mall. New location, new owners. Still Transformers-centric. They have a lot of Transformers, especially Masterpiece figures that are marketed towards adult collectors. Starting at over $100 each, these figures are engineered to be difficult to transform, but as close to cartoon accurate as possible. Expect to pay over $500 for the top-of-the-line figures. They also have a lot of "third-party Transformers", which is a fancy way of saying "knock-off". These aren't Hasbro/Takara/Tomy-licensed products. Instead, other companies have re-imagined the Transformers, and engineered toys that are meant to be tributes to the original characters. So, you will have a figure called "Lucifer" who resembles Starscream in most details, but is not an exact copy of any existing Takara/Hasbro product. Color scheme is the same, transformation is very similar, but just a different name. Apparently, these toys have been created by fans who wanted to create their "perfect" Transformers. And, they are amazing toys in their own right. And, if you think that they are cheap and inferior to the originals, you would be wrong. In fact, many of these "third-party" toys are more expensive than the official, licensed products. In addition to the Transformers, A3U also has a small offering of products from DC and Marvel Universes. They also carry modelling supplies, model kits, games and statues. However, the main reason I love coming to A3U is to see their display cabinets filled with 100's of Transformers from multiple toy lines and eras. In the few times I've been here, I can tell the staff are really passionate about Transformers and related toys. I see what appear to be regulars being warmly greeted. Prices can be shocking for the uninitiated, but remember, this store is for people with the means to buy their childhood dreams. If you are really desperate to save a few bucks, some online vendors will have the same products for a bit cheaper. But, here, you get to touch and hold what you want to buy. Parking is ample, and Skytrain is nearby. I would suggest bringing a platinum credit card if you plan on buying anything. No need to take a space-bridge to Cybertron to see Transformers anymore. All the Transformers are at Ages Three and Up.