Carter’s Babies and Kids

i’ve been here multiple times when shopping for my nieces, nephews, and friends’ children. they have a pretty large selection of onesies, 2-​piece outfits, jackets, shoes, and accessories for boys and girls. most of my purchases have involved onesies and 2-​piece outfits b/​c i feel that they are the most practical. customer service is decent, as i’ve always been greeted with a smile whenever i walked in, and thanked kindly upon checkout.
tip: definitely take advantage of their sales, which can be as high as 70% off the original price. i’ve scored some great deals on gifts during these «hot» sale days.

I stopped coming here because the ladies that work here are just simply rude and hate their job.
I tried it once again today and guess what same type of attitude.
One of the ladies tried to yell at my kids for playing with something that «wasn’t a toy» but she was just so nasty.
And she was still trying to instigate it by talking under her breath. Grow up.
I don’t know if I can shop here with that type of attitude.

I came here to buy my friend a late baby shower gift and I was surprised at how cheap everything was! Maybe I was just lucky since everything in the store was 40% off at the time, but they still had a ton of clearance stuff! It’s awesome that a lot of their clothes are so cheap since babies grow out of them so fast. The baby clothes are also so cute and surprisingly addicting to shop for… I actually had a lot of fun picking out her gift and ended up buying 2 things. The sales associate who helped me was also super friendly and helpful!

Apparently there was something in the water about eight or nine months ago because I’ve got six or seven pregnant friends. Of course if you have six or seven pregnant friends, that means you have six or seven baby showers you have to attend. And if you have six or seven baby showers to attend, you know you need to buy six or seven baby shower gifts. Annnnnd if you’re like me… you wait until the day before (sometimes an hour before) to buy a present.
I went to Target to find some cute things, but can you believe that Target didn’t come through for me? I was floored! I figured that I’d walk on over to Marshall’s to scope out their baby clothing scene, but as I was rolling my Target cart back to its stall I glanced over and saw Carter’s Babies and Kids. I figured I could walk over there to see if they had any affordable baby clothes.
When I walked in there were two women working; they were both helping customers so they didn’t notice me at first. No big deal.
I saw several promotional signs advertising a 60% off spring sale, so that piqued my interest. To my surprise many current spring clothing items were indeed 60% off. Not up to 60% off, not 60% off if you buy five items, not 60% off if you give up your first born kid. That was nice!
I picked up a few items for a baby boy and a baby girl and then went to scope out the clearance section. The clearance section had past season/​holiday items, and I spotted some nice things for as low as $ 1.99.
The checkout process was easy. By that time I was the only person in the store and both employees devoted their attention to me. When I got to the counter I thought one of the baby boy outfits I chose wasn’t as cute as another one I’d spotted at the register. The ladies helped me make up my mind; they both agreed that the first outfit I chose was the cuter of the two.
Overall my experience here was a good one. It’s so easy for me to have tunnel vision when I go to the Target shopping center. All I see is TARGET. Next time I’m on the hunt for a baby shower gift, I’ll be sure to stop here.
*Note: make sure you ask all questions about the sales. I overheard the associate tell the customer before me that some of the items she purchased wouldn’t get a certain discount. I think the lady brought in additional coupons and tried to use the coupons for the sale items. Always read fine print, but when in doubt – ask!

Cute clothes and if you have coupons, it’s a great deal. My exchange experience was a painful 18 minute one. I waited in line forever and the cashier had no clue what she was doing. I had signed up for email coupons yesterday and today she is asking for my home address and phone #, all for an exchange. In the mean time, my 3 month old is getting fussy and there was no urgency to get things rolling. Finally, someone who knew what she was doing came out to help. There definitely needs to be more training. I may give it another shot in a few months, but for now, I’ll just go to Target where Carter’s is sold