I give them as gifts and they always ask me where I got them? It seems to be their…read more "go to outfit" . I love this place for new parents!

Cute selection of baby and children's clothes. Went in looking for matching pjs for friends newborn…read moreand 2yo. Found so much more.

I love the Borrowed Boutique! They were recommended by a local photographer and as my first time…read morerenting Emma was great and helped me via messenger with styling choices and accessories. Outfits and accessories came on time. Super easy to rent and return. Will be definitely using them again.

From the owner: The Borrowed Boutique offers styling services & designer/boutique clothing and accessory rentals…read morefor children. Perfect for photo shoots, special occasions, and events.

Very good selection of children's clothes, the staff are helpful and sweet, overall great…read moreexperience and will definitely come back here again

The crossroads of fashion for better brand infant and maternity apparel - - - where L.A. and New…read moreYork meet Paris and Milan, right here in Central Indiana! This store has lots of adorable one-of-a-kind infant, child and maternity wear. I found shirts I would love to have if I were pregnant. One said, "I grow people." Very cute! Even includes accessories such as maternity pillows, bassonettes, and more! And who can miss the scent of baby powder that fill the store and leds your nose in from off the street. Even includes dressy items for pregnant women, very fashionable dresses and more!

I visited Hey Little Diddle to find a gift for my new niece, who has a fancy name, so this store…read moreseemed like an appropriate place to begin to look for a gift for her. This store is a little fancy, but not overly so. It's very carefully curated, and the color palate is beige-taupe-oatmeal-neutral toned. It's like if Restoration Hardware created a baby store. If you're looking for neutral baby clothes, Hey Little Diddle is your place. The prices are a little too rich for my blood, as I prefer outfitting babies and toddlers in hand-me-downs that they can throw up on, fall down in, get muddy and messy, and also don't cost $125. The clothing here is adorable, though, and you won't find outfits like these anywhere else in the area. I wasn't looking for baby clothes, but more like toys or trinkets. They do have a few, but not a huge selection. I would visit this store for clothing mostly.

Many sweet quality clothing options for little ones both every day and dress up wear. Plus super…read morehelpful staff!

Love the selection of trendy clothing at an affordable price! Super friendly staff! Definitely a…read moreboutique worth checking out!

Cute shop, helpful ladies present to assist you with anything. Unfortunately, I'm an extra small so…read moreI was not able to find anything that I felt comfortable in but they do have a cute selection to choose from! Although I did not find clothing, I found a cute bracelet

Have you ever stopped into a store "just because?"…read more That's pretty much what triggered a recent visit to Butler-Tarkington's Lunch Money Boutique, one of the more recent additions to this perfectly lovely area that specializes in luxury children's clothing from newborn to size 16. Lunch Money Boutique emphasizes sustainable fashion for the kiddos (Am I the only one who wrestles with whether to spell it as kiddos or kiddoes?). Lunch Money is located next to Byrne's Grilled Pizza. I really do love this corner, though it's definitely more of a premium corner in terms of shopping. Lunch Money? The styles are adorable (and yes, leaning toward "luxury"). The employees are friendly. The store itself is nicely designed and a genuinely pleasing atmosphere. I'm not sure what it says about me that these newborns have better fashion sense than I do, but if their parents shop here it's definitely true. For those with mobility issues, entering from the back is your best option in terms of accessibility. There is a step up-front. It's my one major downer for this entire neighborhood - it's just not particularly wheelchair friendly. I didn't end up buying anything on this visit, though I undoubtedly would. If you're looking for more premium options and care about sustainability, I'd definitely recommend a visit here. As an added plus, this is also the same building as Kids Ink. While I'm getting old enough that most of my friends don't have young children, on those occasions when I am looking for options for the children in my life I won't hesitate to return here.

Add Lunch Money to your Shop Small Saturday list for fun and unique gifts for the kids in your…read morelife. Since it has opened I have stopped in a few times looking for gifts or something fun for one of my toddlers to wear. My favorite purchase is a UFO hair claw clip. The staff is friendly and the vibe makes you feel like a cool cat. For sure check out all of the clocks! After you do some shopping you might as well continue down the street for kid books at Kids Ink and pizza at Byrnes. Illinois Street has the best shops for a nice little afternoon in Indy.

When I walked in I was "Wowed" with the brightness and organization of the store. The end caps were…read morecarefully thought of with shoes, jackets, etc to complete an outfit. The selection of Winter jackets is incredible. If you are looking for baseball cleats this is your place. The staff was super friendly and even helped me find a particular item I was looking for among the vast inventory. I understand there are new owners. Please check this place out, the prices cannot be beat. your pocketbooks and spouses with Thank you.

I have always shopped at once upon a time for all my grand children. You can find great gems.read more

Adorable clothes! I think my son's wardrobe is approximately 90% Janie and Jack apparel right now…read more It has that classic look that is so sweet. I didn't know anything about this chain until my MIL introduced me to their precious styles. They come out with new designs on a very regular basis and they also have great sales. Clothes are high quality and last many washes. Def on the $$ side, but I'm hoping they'll be closet staples.

If you need a sweet, super soft and cuddly gift for a new baby, or even for an older child (up to…read moreabout size 8), head over to The Fashion Mall and check out Janie and Jack, where you'll find the most adorable clothing you've seen in a very long time. This store is not a local mom-and-pop shop, but it's worth mentioning on here because the clothing is so well made and so much nicer than almost anything else you'll find around. It's actually part of the Gymboree Company, but these clothes seem to be a step up from even that. They are more "boutique" in style, I think, and the prices reflect that. Be ready to spend a pretty, shiny penny on anything you get here. But it's worth it. Especially if you're shopping for a new baby. These clothes are so delicate and precious, almost as much as the baby that will be wearing them.