The Baby Bin Boutique: The Baby Bin Boutique & Artsy Fartsy Photography in support for Winnipeg Harvest

WELCOME TO OUR BLOG

Our primary focus is to offer products and services that are unique, original, essential, and in many cases, exclusive to our shop. We believe that our knowledge, combined with generous product choices provide our customers with the tools to make informed purchasing decisions.
We have created a warm atmosphere for moms, dads and grandparents to find clothing for their children, both new and consignment, as well as a selection of unique toys and gifts. Our consignment racks are full of children’s clothing from newborn to size 14, all in excellent condition and at extremely reasonable prices.
Shopping savvy parents know that we also specialize in unique, innovative, and essential NEW products that are often hard to find, or until now- only available online! We select every single product we carry for practicality- and many of our products are available exclusively in Manitoba at The Baby Bin Boutique.
Check our website http://www.babybin.ca/ and blog often for more exciting news from The Baby Bin Boutique!

Send Us Your Feedback

The Baby Bin Boutique would love to hear from you! Feedback on our products and services and any suggestions are welcome and encouraged. We'd also love to share photos of your little ones using or wearing products you've purchased from The Baby Bin so feel free to send them to us as well- jenn@babybin.caAll submissions used in future website feature, BBB BLOG, or Facebook page will be entered to win a $50 Baby Bin Boutique Gift Certificate. Can't wait to see all of your photos, and receive your feedback!!

Kind Words We've Received

Hi Jenn! I was in your shop last week and bought some stuff - it was 50% off everything and I love the clothes that one of your consignors brought in!! Fromage, Appaman, Tea - I bought Emma a cute Tea outfit. I had my eye on this specific Tea design online, so I am sure that the outfit is from this year's line. I am glad you opened up your "big" kids clothes section. Paula

I LOVE the Baby Bin! I always heard about it from my friends and sister in law & I finally checked it out myself and by no means was I disappointed! I feel sometimes that I am advertising when I go to a gathering for instance, I had The Hippo placemat with my sons new stay put tray on the table for Thanksgiving. Followed by bringing out his new "snacktrap" for him to have an after dinner snack! Thanks for all you guys do! It is a great Boutique & I look forward to all the new things upcoming too!
Kathy

Even though I have to trek all the way across the city to get to the BBB, I have never come back from a trip feeling disappointed. The consignment clothes are all of the greatest quality, in great condition and for a great price. Easily my favorite consignment store. And the boutique items are very cool.The staff is great too! Very friendly and accommodating, not at all ruffled if a small child wets herself or a toddler tries to claim all the stuffies/shoes/everything in the store. I've heard people complain about not being able to return things but that boggles my mind because from my own experience, the staff encourages you to learn and experience, for example, about the different baby carriers before you make your choice to make sure you make the right decision. They don't encourage you to impulse-buy like some stores seem to, they encourage you to make an educated decision, even if that means they may not make a sale. I love the feeling of moms-helping-moms that this store gives me!
Laura

I am so glad I stumbled across you during an internet search during the summer of '06. I have found so many unique, cool yet functional things that just can't be found anywhere else- I love that! And I love how you support local and Canadian businesses. Keep it up Jenn and co.!
Erin

I was there when it all began! I really dig this store! Jenn is awesome! LISA

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The Baby Bin Boutique & Artsy Fartsy Photography in support for Winnipeg Harvest

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