This store does a lot with a small space. I have stopped in a few times, but haven't yet bought anything.

Here's what's great:
1. They have kids clothes for little and bigger kids--even up to size 12 sometimes.
2. They have at least some more natural, organic, more ethical options, which I really appreciate.
3. They have a nicely curated selection of a few really nice things, nicely displayed... more

I guess Dandelion is catering to the gift category. I shop the Drive pretty regularly and I've never managed to buy anything for my own child. It's just not a practical shop. They have some very nice things, but they are definitely aiming at people who want to spend $50 on a t-shirt and $80 on children's jeans. It seems out of place on the Drive. The store was sold to new owners (thank goodness... more

We stopped in today to pick up a gift for an 18 month old girl and were pleasantly surprised with the selection we found here.

They had tons of great musical toys and fabulous wooden educational ones from blocks to wooden tricycles! The clothes selection is also unique with lots of rad prints and colours, as well as "I heart(tricycle) vancouver" and of course the East Van Cross. We settled on... more

Great store. Bought a pair of shoes for my son on a trip to Vancouver. Check them out.

Well-made, pretty, but very expensive. I like to browse there to get ideas for crafts but would probably never be able to afford the stuff brand new.

This is a fantastic kids store that goes out of its way to find products that are unique. Many of them are European, locally produced and/or 'green'...all are beautifully designed. I've never had a miss with anything I've purchased either as a gift or for my child.

My only complaint is that sometimes they are higher priced. I can understand this if it's a local or specially produced item, but... more

I never had organic clothes, plastic toys that were BPA free and or any of that pretentious stuff and I turned out fine. Than again, my parents were immigrants, therefore, the money needed to be spent putting a roof over our heads than a $44 BPA rubber ducky. I get the concept and can appreciate the alternative for those over paranoid parents who think that their kid's quality of life will be... more

A great place to find good quality and trendy clothes and toys for your kids. Don't expect superstore or h&m prices but do expect awesome shoes by vans and native!

Two words: overpriced. foofy.

If your toddler has a high paying job, this is probably the place where he or she will want to do most of their shopping. Or, if you would like for your children to reflect the current status quo that you belong to, the garishly colorful and over the top designer clothes are perfect for showing your kid off at parties, high school reunions, business functions, or even just "look at me" walks... more

Rich, cute, trendy babies shop here. And why wouldn't they with Wonderlamb animals made from wool and cashmere and adorable, incredibly soft stuffed animals by Jellycat. What nursery would be complete without $60 air freshener by Alora? Toddlers who like Ben Sherman will love Dandelion Kids. Actually, I thought the Nasa astronaut suit and the fire fighter outfit were the coolest things in the... more

Take your tikes to Dandelion Kids and stock their California Closets with everything from mini Thai fisherman pants and Rebuilt tees to Bilibo imagination toys and neon baby glow lamps. Check out the cool Bugaboo Frogs and Petunia Picklebottom diaper bags, too. P.S. While the shop inventory peaks at age eight, smart mamas have been scooping up the beaded coin purses and felt bunny brooches all... more

What apparently spawned from a mid-afternoon chat over coffee and biscuits has turned into an immensely successful store. Wandered here one afternoon on the search for something cool and unique for my equally cool and unique friend who just gave birth to Ruby ("She would never say where she came from, yesterday don't matter if it's gone...she comes and goes.... Goodbye, Ruby Tuesday"--guess on... more