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13 Best Baby Shops in Hong Kong That Make Parenthood (and Gift Shopping) a Little Sweeter
When my friend had her baby, I thought picking out a gift would be easy. I walked into a store, grabbed the cutest onesie I saw, and proudly wrapped it. Then I found out it was for newborns, and her baby was already three months old. Rookie mistake.
That’s when I realized how tricky shopping for baby items can be, even for seasoned parents. Between confusing sizes, endless product variations, and limited shop space, it’s easy to feel lost.
Luckily, some shops in Hong Kong make shopping much easier. They have everything from useful basics to cute gifts, and you can shop without feeling overwhelmed.
I visited several stores around the city to find baby shops that offer quality, convenience, and thoughtful service. Here are the ones that stood out!
Petit Bazaar
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Location: 80 Queen’s Road East, Wan Chai
Contact: +852 2528 0229
Operating hours:
- Monday to Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 7:30 PM
- Thursday to Saturday: 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Sunday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Pricing: $$$
Petit Bazaar is worth checking out if you’re hunting for thoughtfully curated baby and kids’ gear.
It’s been around since 2010, and carries lovely pieces from Europe and beyond for little ones (and not-so-little ones). This place fits if you want your baby stuff to match your home aesthetic.
Unlike the over-the-top baby stores in Hong Kong, Petit Bazaar feels calm and thoughtfully put together. You’ll see everything from high-quality baby furniture that can grow with your child to toys and clothes.
They also carry sustainable brands, like Egmont Toys and Janod, for wooden toys. It shows they care about quality and long-term use, not just trendy items.
| Pro tip: If you buy furniture or larger items, check the delivery options ahead of time (some items are pre-ordered or have longer lead times). |
The Wee Bean
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Location: 111 Queen’s Road West, Sheung Wan
Contact: +852 5367 7734
Operating hours:
- Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM & 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM
- Saturday: 10:30 AM – 6:30 PM
- Sunday: 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM
- Wednesday: Closed
Pricing: $$
What I like about The Wee Bean is that it focuses on organic, hypoallergenic essentials for little ones.
Their onesies, bibs, and swaddles are all made from GOTS-certified organic cotton. You can rest assured that the materials are sustainable and free from harmful chemicals.
Many of their designs feature playful prints inspired by Asian heritage, which I think adds a unique touch to everyday baby clothes.
One thing that stands out is their ready-made gift sets. They’re thoughtfully put together, making gift-giving way easier and perfect for new parents or baby showers.
| Pro tip: If you’re not in Hong Kong, you can still shop at The Wee Bean. Their online store offers worldwide shipping. |
Baby Central
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Location: 5/F, Cheung Tak Industrial Building
Contact: +852 6771 8030
Operating hours:
Pricing: $$
Baby Central was founded in 2010 by two moms aiming to simplify shopping for new parents.
They carry a wide selection of baby essentials, from diapers and formula to strollers and nursery furniture. Even baby gadgets you didn’t know you needed are available in this Hong Kong baby shop.
I was especially impressed that Baby Central provides same-day delivery within Hong Kong. This makes things much easier for parents who need something right away.
| Pro tip: Keep an eye on their seasonal deals and bundles. They sometimes offer discounts on popular items, which is perfect if you’re looking to save a bit while grabbing essentials. |
Baby HK
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Location: Causeway Bay, Paterson St
Contact: +852 35861399
Operating hours:
- Monday to Sunday: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Pricing: $$
Baby HK is a go-to spot for baby essentials in Hong Kong. They carry a wide range of products from well-known international brands like Wyeth Illuma and Bellamy’s Organic. This makes it easy to find what you need and trust the quality.
The selection covers everything from diapers and formula to strollers, nursery furniture, and baby gear you might not even know you needed.
The store itself is straightforward and easy to navigate. The staff are also generally helpful, which makes shopping there feel a lot less stressful.
| Pro tip: If you’re shopping in person, it’s worth checking out their membership program. Members often get discounts on select items, which can add up if you’re buying in bulk. |
Jakewell
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Location: Shop UG28, UG/F, Olympian City 2
Contact: +852 3899 2001
Operating hours:
- Monday to Sunday: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Pricing: $$
Jakewell is a popular baby shop in Hong Kong. They carry a wide range of baby essentials and trusted international brands like Stokke®, Doona, Cybex, and Avova. You can find car seats, cribs, and everyday essentials all in one place.
What makes them stand out is how attentive the staff are. They’re happy to offer advice and help new parents figure out what works best for their baby.
| Pro tip: Try visiting on weekday mornings if you can. It’s usually quieter, so you can take your time testing strollers, car seats, and other gear without feeling rushed. |
Mother Court
Location: 127 Wellington Street, Central
Contact: +852 9668 2598
Operating hours:
- Monday to Saturday: 10:30 AM – 8:00 PM
- Sunday: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Pricing: $$
Mother Court has been around since the 1970s, and it’s easy to see why it’s still popular among parents in Hong Kong. Locations in Central, Causeway Bay, and Tsuen Wan make it a reliable go-to for maternity and baby essentials.
I like that their selection leans toward European and Japanese designer brands. They carry everything from cribs and strollers to high chairs and nursing essentials. The quality feels solid, and you get the sense that these are products meant to last.
| Pro tip: If you’re looking for specific brands or items, it’s a good idea to call ahead to check availability. Stock can vary between locations. |
Baby Sophie
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Contact: +852 5726 7919
Operating hours:
- Monday to Friday: 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM
- Saturday & Sunday: Closed
Pricing: $$
Baby Sophie feels like a one-stop spot for everything Hong Kong parents might need for their little ones. They carry trusted international brands such as Fisher Price, Haakaa, Janod, and Jellycat.
Baby Sophie stands out because of their thoughtful product range. It’s clear they pick items with parents and babies in mind, from safe materials to practical designs.
You can find toys, nursing and feeding essentials, clothes, and cribs here. They also carry organic foods, natural cosmetics, and eco-friendly furniture.
| Pro tip: Keep an eye on their new arrivals. Baby Sophie frequently stocks unique or hard-to-find items that aren’t available in other stores. |
Milk It Baby
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Location: 109, 111 Gloucester Rd
Contact: +852 5726 7919
Operating hours:
- Monday to Sunday: Open 24 hours
Pricing: $$
Milk It Baby feels like a boutique for parents who care about style and sustainability.
Their collection isn’t huge, but everything seems thoughtfully chosen. You can find reversible city-map playmats, bamboo tableware, and wooden teethers. They truly put thought into making playtime safe and meaningful.
I like that their focus is on quality and safety. Most of the items feel durable and well-made, and it’s reassuring to know they meet international safety standards.
Shopping here feels less like browsing a generic Hong Kong baby store and more like discovering pieces that actually stand out.
| Pro tip: Check out their limited-edition or seasonal playmats. They often feature unique designs that you won’t find elsewhere. |
Tiny Bitz
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Location: Pop Up Shop at Lab Concept, 93 Queensway
Contact: +852 5726 7919
Operating hours:
- Monday to Sunday: 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Pricing: $$
TinyBitz is a Hong Kong-based brand specializing in personalized baby gifts.
They offer custom knitted blankets, organic baby clothing, and embroidered accessories. Their products are designed to be meaningful keepsakes. This makes them perfect for baby showers, birthdays, or welcoming a new baby into the world.
A popular choice is their “Growing Kit.” It includes three onesies in different sizes so your baby can wear them as they grow. Each set comes in matching packaging, making it easy for busy parents to give as a gift.
| Pro tip: Order early if you want personalization. Some items take a few days to embroider or knit, so planning ahead ensures your gift arrives on time. |
Retykle
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Location: Unit B, 8/F, Vita Tower B, 29 Wong Chuk Hang Road
Contact: +852 6117 2150
Operating hours:
- Monday to Friday: 9:30 AM – 6:00 PM
- Saturday & Sunday: Closed
Pricing: $$
If you’re into sustainable fashion for your little ones, Retykle is a game-changer. They offer a curated collection of pre-loved and new-with-tags designer children’s clothing and accessories at up to 90% off retail prices.
Brands like Bonpoint, Jacadi, and Ralph Lauren are just a few of the names you’ll find, making it a treasure trove for stylish parents.
Their studio in Wong Chuk Hang is a standout. You can book an appointment to browse, and the layout makes it easy to see everything. You can also drop off outgrown clothes for resale, supporting a circular fashion model.
| Pro tip: Before heading to the studio, create a wishlist on their website and share it with the team. This way, they can have your selected items ready for a seamless shopping experience. |
Malabar Baby
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Location: Suite 1201, Peninsula Square
Contact: +852 5981 6488
Operating hours:
- Monday to Friday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Saturday & Sunday: Closed
Pricing: $$
I learned about Malabar Baby after a friend gifted my sister a family matching set, and I got curious about where it came from.
The brand was started by an Indian-American mom who wanted baby linens and accessories that were both beautiful and made from natural materials.
What I like about Malabar Baby is how the pieces don’t scream “baby cliché.” You’ll find organic cotton or muslin bedding, swaddles, and blankets. Many of them are hand-block-printed by artisans with ethnic patterns and soft color palettes.
The brand also focuses on ethical manufacturing. They work with fair-trade partners in India and China, so you get both style and a more conscious choice.
The quality feels premium, so you don’t mind investing in a special piece.
| Pro tip: If you visit the store, keep an eye out for the block-print bedding. They’re beautiful and make great gifts. Also check the size guides or ask about care instructions (organics often need gentle wash) so you’ll get the full value from your purchase. |
My Little Korner
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Location: Tsim Sha Tsui, Canton Rd
Contact: +852 3105 0581
Operating hours:
- Monday to Thursday: 10:30 AM – 9:00 PM
- Friday to Sunday: 10:30 AM – 9:30 PM
Pricing: $$
I recently discovered My Little Korner while looking for a baby gift and loved what I found. It’s a multi-brand baby and kids’ store that curates clothing, toys, and accessories worldwide.
What stands out is the mix of styles and brands. They’ve got organic cotton outfits, wooden toys, and items that feel both elevated and practical.
Some of their clothes use moisture-absorbing, quick-dry fabrics, and the toys are made from environmentally conscious materials.
If you’re looking for something a little different for a baby or toddler, I’d recommend this shop. You can feel good about your purchase, both for its style and its quality.
| Pro tip: When you visit, bring a bit of extra time to explore their toy section. Those wooden and eco-friendly pieces often catch your eye. |
Eugene Baby Shop
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Location: 16/F, Windsor House, 311 Gloucester Road
Contact: +852 2628 3393
Operating hours:
- Monday to Sunday: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Pricing: $$
What I noticed first about Eugene Baby is how comprehensive the place is. It’s one of those big-chain baby stores in Hong Kong that has just about everything for maternity, infants, and young children.
What I find useful is that they’ve got multiple branches in key areas like Causeway Bay and Tsim Sha Tsui. It’s easy to drop by and check things in person instead of just browsing online.
You’ll find everything from strollers and car seats to toddler clothes and breastfeeding accessories. It may not feel as boutique or personalized as smaller specialty shops, but it’s worth checking out if you value variety and practicality.
| Pro tip: If you’re after a specific brand or model, call ahead to check stock since availability can differ by location. |
