Gymboree Store

These people are great. Kelly helped us today and just runs that place like a clock, with perfect customer service. My daughter wanted a peacock outfit which I thought I should put off buying until her birthday a few days away. I winked at Kelly, she got it and put all the items on hold for us, in our sizes, without my having to expose the surprise to my daughter. What a rock star!
I’ve bought many thing there before. I have to say, Kelly and company have made me a loyal customer!

I ordered some items from the website and when they came yesterday, I saw that the sizes were too big. I wanted gift receipts for each item as well but there was only the package slip.
I went to this store since it was close to where I live. I looked around to see if I could find a smaller size for the clothes that I bought but came up empty handed. I guess they can grow into the clothes. I did end up buying one shirt that I thought was too cute.
I went up to the register and was greeted by the friendly young woman. I told her that the clothes I bought were for different people and that the only gift receipt was the package slip. I asked if she could print one for each item. She said that she cant since its already in the system but that they can bring the clothes back if they dont like it for store credit, even if they dont have a receipt. I also asked how the gymboree buck worked since I joined the reward club when I bought the clothes online. She was very helpful and explained it to me. I also order some holiday gift boxes online and didnt know how to use them, she showed me how.
Oerall my experience was fantastic, I didnt find the right sizes but I got all of my questions answered. She was friendly and helpful. Im glad I came here. From the reciept, it says her name is Amanda. Well thank you Amanda, and on my next visit to this store for some more presents, I hope you’re the one to help me.

Not too impressed with the items and the customer service. I used think that the customer service is great until I came in there yesterday around 12:30pm and there a snotty young girl working there and couldn’t even crack a smile. Although, there was a young man working there that said «hi» to me at least. This girl looked like she was tired from partying last night. I was in for like 20 minutes and wasn’t even busy in there to check if I needed help with anything. I needed catch her name but she has brown hair and working yesterday. There is this young asian girl that is really nice though and usually have a great experience up until yesterday’s experience. The prices aren’t that great either. Won’t be shopping there anymore.

Customer service at this store was great and I love the clothes. Right now they have a great sale — everything in the store, and I mean everything… is $ 13.99 or less! I think that’s a great deal for their quality clothes. I actually spent more than I originally wanted to, but I couldn’t resist a sale like that, especially at Gymboree. If you frequent here make sure to sign up for their rewards card.

I am impressed with the inside of this store and I can actually find things there. I have never been to Laurel Village before until a few weeks ago and I was impressed with outside and inside convience.

+1 star for really good customer service. I went in there today, just as the store was closing, to use my Gymbucks with one day left — $ 25 off a $ 50 purchase. I spent $ 30 and walked out with swim trunks, a rash guard, two pairs of pants and a pair of socks — no kidding. And the polite salesperson gave me a pass when I didn’t realize I needed to have my old receipt attached to the Gymbucks certificate to redeem it. Awesome.

This Gymboree is big and comfortable. The staff are very laid back. They have a little TV for kids to watch while mommy shops.
Very cute stuff here. Grandma never fails to buy stuff here when she visits. It’s also next door to Gap Kids.
I like the selection. I don’t find them that cheap even when on sale, however.

Gymboree usually has really great clothes, nice quality, pricey. You need a baby shower gift and want to be right on the money? This is THE place.
On the other hand, you have a toddler and you want:
1. to dress them like a child whose parents aren’t style-​blind (go take a look at those clashing stripe combos
2. the clothes you buy to be worth the money ($ 40 for a kitten-​sized sweater?)
3. a non-​rummage sale experience
4. staff who know something about clothes for children
If you want those 4, go to Old Navy, save yourself $ 100s of $$ and get you some hipper clothes that don’t make your kid look like an intellectual retardate.
This particular store is so poorly organized – I’ve been to flea markets that were better organized. Everything 2T and 3T is «on sale» which means it’s in the sea of «junk» in the back of the store. They have «tons of moms» who come in to exchange jeans for yoga pants/​sweats, and yet I was told by the sales girl yesterday «Gymboree doesn’t make yoga pants, try baby Gap.»

Walked in here looking for a gift for my 1-​yr old niece. This is a brief synopsis of my experience at Gymboree, as a single dude looking for baby clothes:
–Walk to Baby section
–Immediately notice how the dresses and accessories are arranged by style
–Pick out adorable dress and hat
–Smile as hot milf says «oooohh, how cute!»
–Walk to counter
–Cute cashier rings up… come to find out the stuff is on sale (jackpot)
–Aforementioned cashier offers to gift wrap outfit (and compliments my selection)
–Automatically includes gift receipt and coupon for next purchase
In and out of the store in about 7 minutes, gift in hand. Come on – does it get better than that? Great staff, bright clean store, and most importantly, fool proof for dudes getting gifts. For babies.

Yes, some of their clothes are really cute. In fact, if you have a baby boy, there are some who would argue their clothes are almost «too cute” – i.e., why don’t you just stick a «kick my ass» sign on his back while you’re at it. And damn! Gymboree is expensive, even when they’re having a sale! I just bought three items for a friend’s baby shower (several of which were «on sale») but decided to return them after I found I could spend the same amount of money at Old Navy and get twice as much stuff. Hey man, when your kid grows out of his clothes every other month, it’s about quantity, not quality. All in all, Old Navy’s a much better way to go unless you care to throw away your money.

I shop here for my friends’ and family’s babies. I like their clothes a lot, and they seem to have pretty good sales. My reason for knocking off 2 stars is because of their goddamn obnoxious staff. Always trying to sell sell sell. I get harassed every time I go in there. For the 5^th time (literally) – I don’t need your help picking out a sweater to match the dress I’m holding! And when I get to the register, NO! I don’t need a pair of socks or a headband to go with it either. Cut a girl some slack, sheesh.
This applies to ALL Gymborees by the way. I shop at 2 or 3 different ones and get the same crap every time.

I don’t know how much kids’ and babies’ clothes are supposed to cost. I bought my nephew an outfit here for Christmas, and it seemed expensive ($ 28) However, it was REALLY cool, and I’m sure I’ll be the best uncle ever, after he gets his denim jumpsuit with a race car on the back. Aside from that, all of these clothes looked like stuff from Baby Gap. Actually, most of it just seemed like someone took a shrink-​ray to a Gap or a Banana Republic.