November 9th, 2010 | 
Author: Online as well as shopping centres and any others.
I buy a lot of clothing at Old Navy as my kids are skinny and need the adjustable waisted clothse, and they are hard to find. We also really like The Children’s Place for the little one. We buy a lot online, because for some reason, my kids are what i call "Mr. & Mrs Common Size" they NEVER have their size in the store, but always have plenty of every other size.
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I don’t have any kids but I do have plenty of neices and nephews (10). I used to buy their clothes at The Gap, Old Navy and Children’s Place. They have great quality clothing for reasonable prices.
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I usually distract homeless people with a dollar and nab their blankets and extra clothes when they’re not looking. I save a lot of money this way.
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i like to go to childrens place online other places id rather go into the stores
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Well i dont have so much time To go market i usually do my Shopping Online……..
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WalMart, Target, The Children’s Place and Old Navy is where most of my 14 month old son’s clothes are from.
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Asda and Next (UK retailers).
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I buy him a lot of things from JCPenney, they always have really good sales.
I also go to Gymboree, The Childrens Place and Old Navy.
He is 2.
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I don’t do any shopping online. My favorite place for her clothes is Kohls. They are cute and well made, but kind of expensive, relative to other places such as Target and Wal Mart. Wal Mart clothes are the cheapest and the crappiest. Targets are reasonably priced and the quality is better.
She is a toddler now and I will probably start to more of her shopping at places such as Old Navy.
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I look online first and find out where the cute stuff is and then I go find them. Right now I’m very interested in Kohl’s and Target.
My daughter is 17 months.
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I shop at consignment stores for most of the clothes my family needs. We have an amazing consignment store in town where the store prices the items instead of letting the seller price them, so you get reasonable prices there.
I think its just plain silly to go pay $40 at a retail shop for a dress my daughter will wear once or twice and then outgrow.
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where ever is having good sales.
walmart/old navy/carters etc…..
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You can by a wide variety for different ages.
Kohls is a great store- both online and in-store. (http://www.kohls.com)
For any age they have great trends, also many coupons and clearances.
Gap/Old Navy is another good store- both online and in-store. (http://oldnavy.com)
For about any age they have cheap clothing choices.
For Teens there is Aeropostal (both online and in-store), Abercrombie (online and in-store), Delia’s (oline and in-store), and Forever 21 (online and in-store).
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Target, Walmart, Disney store and Disney, The base BX, the Mall, we also have an outlet mall with The Childrens place, Osh Kosh and Carters.
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I buy a lot of clothing at Old Navy as my kids are skinny and need the adjustable waisted clothse, and they are hard to find. We also really like The Children’s Place for the little one. We buy a lot online, because for some reason, my kids are what i call "Mr. & Mrs Common Size" they NEVER have their size in the store, but always have plenty of every other size.
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The Children’s Place
Bonnie Togs
WalMart
Sears
Recycled Kids
Mom to Mom sales
Milk Factory
Charlottes Web
Go Designs
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gap
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Wal Mart, Target, Kohl’s, JC Penney, Sears, Dillards, The Children’s Place, Old Navy, Hamrick’s, Justice (formerly Limited Too), eBay, Once Upon A Child, and they also get a lot of hand me downs from friends and family and occasionally K Mart.
You can purchase "name" brands for your children without spending a lot, you just have to shop wisely. I once went to JC Penney and purchased MULTIPLE items for each of my (then) three children and my niece, and only spent $104. I saved over $400.
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Common sense and research
Personal experience and opinion
Mom of FOUR!
Just about every where. We look for quality as well as price. There are some things we buy cheap and others that need to be top noch so they last. In no particular order:
Walmart
Target
Children’s Place (we love their PJ’s how they wash and wear majority of their PJ’s come from here and jeans helps that we have an outlet near by also )
Gap
Gymboree (more when they were little have not been in a long time)
Justice (for my daughter)
Osgosh
Stride Rite (for shoes)
Zappos (shoes)
Ebay
Thrift shops
Old Navy
Kohls
JcPenny
Babies Rus
Carter’s
We look for sales get cupons in the mail and mix and match things for each store. Right now the majority of fall clothes have come from Kohls and Childrens’s Place and Carter’s
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I get our baby clothes at Once Upon a Child, Goodwill or Walmart/Target. It depends on what our budget is.
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JCpenney online because we dont have one here, old navy online and i buy clothes from a few little shops around here.
Also Walmart.
When i go home i’ll buy clothes from Gostiny Dvor which is a huge department store in St petersburg.
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Mostly Target, but lately Kohl’s and Old Navy.
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when he was young children’s place & old navy… we still go to old navy, children’s place doesn’t fit anymore
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I go to Old Navy a lot, they have adorable kids’ clothes there. I also go to the Gap, Gymboree and Children’s Place. I went to Babies R Us when they were smaller. I also go to Target sometimes, and Khols.
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The Children’s Place is great
Old Navy is amazing for spring and summer stuff, plus really good prices — plus it’s adorable!
I love Target for my clothes but I know I buy some kids’ stuff there too (less for the little ones because, at least where we live, the selection isn’t great for babies / toddlers’ items).
Babies ‘R Us has some cute, cheap baby clothes
The GAP Kids is good, too, but sometimes a bit pricey (depending on the item).
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Mom of 5