I had an awesome shopping experience yesterday at Janie and Jack! They have some terrific clothes…read moreand shoes in stock for the spring. It's so much nicer and more fun to shop for children's clothes in person than on line, and J&J has beautiful, high quality merchandise. I want to give a shout out to Chris, who helped me while I was shopping. What a great salesperson! Friendly, knowledgeable, helpful and efficient. Chris is an amazing employee and I'll definitely be going back because of Chris!

Nice children's store in the Chestnut Hill mall. Beautiful upscale mall with two levels and nice,…read morenatural light. Store is very well stocked and merchandise is beautifully arranged on shelves and tables. Nice selection of boys and girls clothes. Staff is very friendly and nice. Wonderful all around upscale children's boutique. I have been to an outlet before, but this is my first experience at a regular store.

This store is adorable and they have a beautiful selection of toys, books, and must-haves for…read morebabies and young kids. The staff are excellent and can point you to options. It's so awesome to be able to walk in and ask for something and voila, the person working there knows exactly what you mean. It's a charming space and I'm sure kids would be completely enchanted to visit.

An absolutely charming, little gem of a children's store in Davis Square…read more I was drawn in by the fun and colorful window display/artwork. The fabulous display continues throughout the store, creating a very enjoyable shopping experience. The selection of clothing, books and toys are well curated for ages ranging newborn to small children. I had a lovely chat with the owner who was both friendly and helpful with my shopping needs. She let me know about a clothing sale they were having and provided fun facts about the books I was browsing. (Local authors sold here) I was pleased to see good Spanish book options, and ended up purchasing one as a gift. Many of the items here seemed to be "earth friendly", made with good materials at a reasonable price. I will be back to shop for gifts in the future!

I am not sure why someone would complain about boutique store pricing. If you're looking for…read moresomething cheap and poorly made, go to Walmart. I totally understand that it's ridiculous to pay top dollar for something a kid will outgrow but sometimes it's nice to buy well crafted items for your little one. #YOLO This is a place where you can buy nice outfits that aren't made in China or made with cheap materials (although I have bought some of their outfits that were made in China....they had good fabric and they were cute, que sera sera). I love the little outfits they sell and whenever they put stuff on sale, it's truly a bargain. For example, I scored See Kai Run sneakers (which on Amazon are sold around $30-40) for $15 on their clearance bin. I thought that was a pretty awesome find. I also bought a really cute tankini for my toddler and it had a built in swim diaper for $20 (also on clearance). I'm really happy with their customer service and the sales team is always friendly and willing to help. This is my go to shop when trying to find nice outfits that I know not many kids will wear since the brands they carry are not in Target or Macy's and it's also a nice place for gift shopping.

I mean. This is a joke, right?…read more Tea and Hatley for $58 sweaters? $38 tee shirts? These brands basically give their things away every two months on sale. Every single thing I googled while in store was cheaper on the brands website than in this store. Rylee and cru sweat set... on sale for $75 in the store. $55 on the Rylee and cru website. Winter water factory tee shirt on sale in store for $29. $21 on their website. Every single thing I checked, both sale items and full price items, all more expensive. No thanks. My kids live in all high end brands. Have never spent anything close to that on them. I guess it's just a store for parents with money to burn for no reason. And to be clear, I got a hello when I walked in, and otherwise was ignored, so I'm not sure what curated personal shopping experience is supposed to be a reason for jacked up prices. Being 20-30% more expensive than the actual brands sell them is wild! Two other parents walked in while I was there, looked at a couple things and walked right out. As did I. No one bought a thing. If you can't sell the clothes for (at minimum) the same price as the brand or other websites and stores, then your business model is failing. I mean... tea sells their tees for under $15 on sale and you're selling the same tees for $21 to $29. That's insane .

I love this store and the quality of the clothing is some of the best I've seen!…read moreMy sister bought 2 sweaters, one for my son and one for her daughter, for our parents Christmas card photo. They are very well made and not too bulky. I live in Florida and my son was even able to wear it during the winter on some nights!

They have really great stuff here. A lot of cute brands that last a long time and they aren't as…read moreexpensive as you'd expect for the location. A lot of Hatley, super cute brand that holds up really well. Staff is kinda awful tho. Just don't seem like they should be working in a kids clothing shop. They just seem miserable and there isn't the warm feeling that shop should give you being the location and layout.

Great selection of kids clothing! This is a great store to consign with if your child grows really…read morefast. Docking it one star because the hours are really inconsistent. Sometimes when I arrive it's mysteriously closed with no update on social media and no sign on the door.

Love this place but hours are VERY inconsistent. Sometimes early or unexpected closures are posted…read moreon fb, but not consistently.

Now why would a 22-year-old woman with no kids be writing a review of a children's clothing store?…read moreOne word (okay, technically one brand): Jellycats. If you're on the hunt for the largest, most up-to-date Jellycat selection, this is the spot for you. The staff is friendly, helpful, and non-judgmental about adults shopping for stuffed animals (as they should be). In terms of accessibility, it's just a 2-minute walk off the Coolidge Corner stop of the Green Line, and there are tons of available parking spaces behind the store for those with cars. Even if you're not a Jellycat connoisseur, this place is a go-to for little or big ones' birthdays. Everything seems to be super high-quality and trendy while still being reasonably priced.

One star for the unprofessional behavior of the staff member at the register today. While one…read moreperson was helpful, the other (white female) went out of her way to avoid checking me out after being asked to help me. I felt ignored and discriminated against for no reason. I expected better, more inclusive service from a local shop like Tiny Hangers.

The biggest issue I had was the woman who waited on me was extremely rude. I wanted to try a blazer…read moreon outside and she was very rude about it. I didn't want to go inside bc i was scheduled to have a lumpectomy for breast cancer the next day and wanted to stay healthy. I felt like crying after this encounter. People wear masks now when they have medical conditions. Perhaps this saleswoman should be more patient and empathetic in the future.

Originally we didn't go in because we thought it was only girls clothing. The boys stuff is hidden…read morein the back. The prices are outrageous. The clothing isn't anything special. Occasionally you can find a hidden gem on the sale rack but otherwise it just isn't worth it.

Diane is amazing! She did a great job adjusting straps and adding padding to a formal dress. Lovely…read morepersonality and very welcoming! Will come back!

Diane is great and does a great job. it says I need at least…read more85 characters to post so am going to babel till I hit that limit.

This is the best gift shop anywhere that I know of. Recently they also launched an online store…read more This is my go to place for a special gift and also for holiday decorations. Everything they carry is of the highest quality of American tradition. They have fine decorations, placemats and napkins, gifts for children, fine robes and slippers, wooden salad bowl collections, Sleigh Bells, candles. This is not to be missed. The workers are quite busy always. Even so they have kindly professionally gift wrapped my purchases even in the midst of a busy time. The service is excellent.

Cachet is the ultimate shopping experience for finding gifts for special occasions.Unique artisan…read moreglassware, china and linens complement any table for a festive decor. From little girl's smocked holiday dresses for that magical photo to soft cuddly sleepwear and sweaters, I found many appropriate gifts. The staff was gracious and made my shopping experience very pleasant. I will be back and recommend them to all of my friends. Nancy L.

If you buy anything here and you don't have kids, you're wasting your money. If you buy anything…read morehere and you HAVE kids? Well, then you're a freakin' moron. Anyone who has ever owned a baby knows how quick they grow, and that spending $40+ dollars on ANY part of a baby outfit is STOOPID, unless its a coat of armor and wartime in the US. Yes, everything is cute. Yes, it's totally a "status" type of store. But no, no I won't waste my money.

The atmosphere here is always so warm and welcoming, and employees are very helpful. The adorable…read moreclothes are laid out beautifully. They carry a lot of nice mother accessories (Petunia Pickle Bottom diaper bags, pregnancy tops, etc), and plenty to dress the baby or kids (I saw some infant clothing ~6yo). Elite Bebe is not to be missed for mothers or aunties, grandmas, etc. I have to go back there to get the lux blanket!