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17 years ago
Owner run business and she is charming. Established 25 years, if anyone knows the business of second hand childrens goods it is the Second Hand Baby Shop. An example being a car seat retailing in Mothercare for £125, their price £29.99!! read more
360 Lordship Lane
Tottenham
London N17 7QX
United Kingdom
020 8801 0568
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People searched for Baby Gear & Furniture 147 times last month within 15 miles of this business.
I'm an aunt! My sister just had her first baby and I am now the giddy aunt of an extremely…read morebeautiful little niece. She didn't find out what she was having so everything we'd bought during her pregnancy was neutral - as soon as we found out it was a girl I went into shopping overdrive and, although you can get some really gorgeous little boy clothes, there just seems to be a wider option (and far too many pretty things) for girls! JoJo Maman Bebe is going to leave me bankrupt if they insist on making such gorgeous baby clothes and then over-charging for them. Ok, I'm new to the world of baby stuff, but is £18 really appropriate for a teeny-tiny new-born-baby vest? You can get a pack of 5 for about a tenner in Sainsburys or Mothercare. Still, despite the pricey pricey price-tag, I cannot deny being a huge fan of JMB's range of clothes and the quality of their products. The Autumn collection is now well underway and their selection of corduroy skirts, hooded coats and patterned tights are just so beautiful, how is a brand new aunt supposed to resist? Well, I'll tell you - she doesn't! She just keeps on buying. JMB, you lose one star for the prices, but the range is just stunning and my niece is simply worth it!
Whether you are expecting a baby, or have small children already, this mothercare is a one-stop…read moreshop for all your needs. Its very large and consists of two floors, the downstairs being Mothercare itself and the upper level being the Early Learning Centre. The store stocks a huge variety of all baby/children/toddler items including cots, pushchairs, and clothing for both the little ones and expectant mothers. There is also a Clarks shoe shop to the left hand side of the store where trained shoe fitters will be happy to help you kit out your children's feet. Shop staff are friendly and helpful, and always willing to demonstrate products. The only slight downside is the parking, which can get a bit crowded on busy weekends - however there are other car parks opposite for the stores across the way - Argos, Wickes and Next.
A great place to start buying stuff for the young ones. The…read morecustomer service is great and really helpfull.
One of the best baby shops iv been to filled with loads of leading brands and when leaving the shop…read moreheard even better new that they now have website you can order from staff are very friendly and will do all they can to helps. storngly recomend people to shop here www.babydirectwarehouse.co.uk number 01268 543329
I always want to carry everything home from Carry Me Home- one of the cutest kids stores in London…read more The shop stocks some great childrewear designers like Oh baby and Beauty and the Bib. If you don't have children but your friend has just had a baby then you HAVE to head to Carry Me Home for a cool present. The 'Been Inside For 9 Months' sleepsuits are so gorgeous that I am planning on buying one for a friend who is due any day now. The fruit shaped bibs make meal times a little less messier and are so stylish! If you cannot get to the West End store the owner also has a stall at Spitalfields market on a Sunday. The website is excellent but a little dangerous to my bank account because I always see something I want to get for my son or friends' babies! Carry Me Home will also personalise vests and bibs which make perfect presents. custom
Took me a few minutes to find (on the 2nd floor), but once there all was good…read more I'm not a baby clothes aficionado, but this store made my life easy. Their selection is really well procured: cute, unique and a thoughtful array that felt the opposite of generic. I wanted a unique gift that had some character and I felt like the store owner had a bunch of options that fit the bill. The owner (don't recall her name) was very helpful, not pushy, and pleasant. Also, I don't know what baby clothes are supposed to cost but I thought the prices were quite reasonable for the quality.
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Oh my! If you have a baby in the family you MUST visit this shop! Its couture for babies. The…read morelittle clothes are so cute and unique. I cant wait for the next baby to be born into my family so i can come and buy something.
Just went in to the store--39 weeks pregnant--to return an unsued bath tub I had bought two weeks…read moreprior. We just got one as a gift so didn't need the one we bought. The manager refused to return the item because she deemed it "unsellable"--even though it was in the exact condition I bought it in. The bath had no packaging and I bought it on good faith that the Mothercare brand is one of quality and that I would be treated with respect should I choose not to keep the item. I was wrong. Don't visit this branch. The unkind staff, negative vibes and unreliable products are the last thing you need while pregnant. And if it can be avoided, purchase your baby stuff from places other than Mothercare. I know I will.
Always slow service. That time the till was crashed so they were not accepting cash payments. Staff…read moreseem unhappy which is not acceptable for baby/ kids shop! I'm giving 2 stars because they have A/C and for the location.
As per usual, I had left my shopping to the last minute and needed a present for a friend in…read moreIslington who had a new baby boy. While browsing Upper Street I stumbled upon Maggie and Tom, a small shop specialising in natural and organic baby wear. I don't really believe in buying babies expensive things as they are just going to vomit down them and then grow out of them in a couple of months, but as a special present I thought I would push the boat out on this occasion. It helped that the outfits were super cute too! The lovely lady in the shop kindly wrapped said outfit in tissue paper and tied the package up in a pretty bow, consequently making me look much more organised than I actually was. My friend was really pleased with the gift, baby George just looked at it and dribbled, but I'm sure deep down he approves of his new outfit's green credentials!
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This is a nice little children's shop with a great variety of clothes toys and shoes. While…read moreoverpriced, the customer service has been great in my opinion! I went here to get a balloon for my daughters first birthday. It was the number 1 balloon and it was 10£! A lot right? Well it promptly blew away when we left the shop because it wasn't tied in tight enough to the ribbon. We went back the the shop and explained and they happily gave us another balloon for free. This is the kind of customer service I really appreciate. Would have given this store a 5 if the prices were more reasonable.
Great place. They do really good haircuts, are very friendly, let children play with the toys and…read morehave fun. This is a high end place but it is not overly expensive and they do not pretend to be anything that they are not. thumbs up !
There are two baby gaps in Bluewater both of which offer the same range of baby and toddler…read moreclothes. The service in both shops is excellent and they have often rang the other store to reserve an item if they do not have it in my childs size. On the last visit they even took a coat of the model high on display and (luckily) it fit perfectly. Although some people think this shop is a little expensive I have found it great value for money. The items I have bought from here I have loved and my little girl has worn them over and over again. Much more than any other shops clothing. They have all washed really well with no shrinkage or colour loss. It always quite sad when she grows out of them. I would also recommend the Baby Gap sales as they have 50% off a lot of their clothing!
There are two Baby Gap stores in Bluewater. One is slightly bigger than the other and the stock…read moremore or less the same clothes. The clothes are quite expensive, but the are very good quality. I find the best time to shop is when there is a sale on and when they are running a 30% discount promotion. I have bought alot of knitwear for my daughter from gap and it always washes well, and is always on trend and very colourful. This is my favourite shop for baby clothes.
Baby Gap does what it says on the tin! It's a children's version of Gap providing clothing from…read morebirth. It is all very good quality but is a bit more expensive than a lot of the other high street shops. They also provide a selection of maternity wear. The shop is laid out well so nice and easy to walk round with a pram (which is very important!)
Small cute little kitch shop with gifts that made me smile like the Mr. Men mugs. Good customer…read moreservice and fair prices.
This is now my local Cath Kidston outlet after the original shop in Clarendon Cross has closed. I…read morestill love the vintage-inspired fabrics and accessories and will come here on my search for unique (well, not quite so unique considering how many branches there now are, plus online shop, etc) gift ideas. I buy a new design of oil cloth almost every year as they make perfect table covers for kitchens and outdoor dining. The designs are girlie without too being too kitsch or too sickly. I have discovered many designs which reminded me of my grandmother's kitchen - nice to unearth them for another generation. If you have the choice I would recommend visiting the shop during the week rather than on Saturdays when the whole area is teaming with tourists.
After my favourite store in Clarendon Cross closed, their new shop on Portobello Road is the…read morenearest one in the Notting Hill area. I preferred the quaintness of the location in Clarendon Cross compared to that of Portobello Road (a little too busy for me), but nonetheless it's only roughly a 10 min walk from Notting Hill Gate Underground Station, and along the way you pass some pretty pastel coloured houses and small vintage clothing shops. On entering the shop, they sell everything from homeware, childrens clothing, accessories and women's clothing downstairs.
Yummy Kids is a baby store which prides itself on offering a large range of essential products for…read morebabies at low prices. The staff provide an honest and professional service, which is a great part of the shopping experience. You can usually buy items £10-£20 pounds off its retail price, not exactly ebay but great place to get the item you want on the spot and to know that it's genuine. 4 Stars for an excellent service for when I bought a pram for my nephew. They were very helpful.
I'm absolutely delighted with my purchase! I bought several…read moreitems for my boy on sale (half priced) - mini ocean blue slipper boots for £8.00, sleepwear pyjamas for £12.00, and a lemmi blue shorts for £16.10. The products were by far more reasonably priced than anywhere else! The quality is good, so should last a long time. I really have to shop online more often.
This is a website that caters to those of us that wish to dress our kids in a manner that reflects…read moreour own fashion ideas. It is great, clear and easy to use. The team give first class customer service, everything arrives very quickly. There are a lot items on sale where you can save more than 40-50% off the price. Nothing to want more.
Daisy is the local in Hampstead providing everything for baby and mum. They have both the practical…read moreand the fun with items ranging from a couple of quid up to around 60 to 70 pounds. For the young ones they have wooden spinning tops, wooden hair bands with lots of details, cute gyminis, a thing they call the 'nest egg' which is like a ready made den for a young child and music sets . And for the more practical side of bringing up a child they have baby wipes, spoons, clothing accessories like little fleece bonnets, potties, blankets, booster seats, bathmats, high chair cushions and baby monitors. It's a one stop shop for busy mums and a good place to have a look for gifts for young children.
Lovely little baby shop in Hampstead. They have got everything for babies and for mothers. They do…read morebaby clothes, wooden toys, prams, bottles, dummies, organic toiletries, mama mio stuff, the whole range of Baby Bjorn and if they don't have what you need they will order it for you! Perfect location, next to Starbucks and Royal Free Hospital.
This Disney store in Bluewater has just reopened after a complete renovation. It is incredibly…read morebright and has a lovely modern look to it. The toys are all sectioned into each theme. E.g High School Musical, Tinkerbell, Wall-E e.t.c. The staff are so friendly that they great you at the door. They are all helpful throughout the store and there seems to be a lot of staff available. The toys are off a good quality which is what you would expect from Disney. The prices are quite reasonable considering the quality and branding. The store is located just by the food court on the ground floor.
Recently revamped (the outside of the store changes colour, amongst other things!). This store…read morestocks pretty much everything you could hope for from Disney, however, it is quite pricey and often you can get similar Disney items elsewhere at better prices. It also gets quite busy so you can be waiting quite a while to get served. The Disney store here also sell tickets for Disneyland Paris on request.
H.P.C.C is a great charity shop, i brought a great top and a lovely bracelet from there. Its a shop…read morethat sells all sorts from New, Vintage, Retro, Antiques as well as the general charity shop items of Clothes, Shoes, Bags, CDs, DVDs, Books and other items, and all at reasonable prices, So go and have a visit and look high, low and under things you never know what you might find. Also attached to the shop/centre they do counselling, which after talking the the great ladies there have told me that the charity shop helps fund low costing counselling sessions for people on low income. So everyone go and check it out......
Very rude staff, made me feel unwelcome. Racist people ! She told me that I have been long time in…read morethis shop but still do not hold anything to buy. Later she came back and sprayed something in the air close to me and child. She should be home not working for charity if can not provide friendly customer service