Whether you have one child or four like I do, I can guarantee you started clothes shopping for yourself less frequently once you became a mother. It’s the truth. I shop for clothing for my children probably nine times out of ten.
For the most part, I shop for them online. It was easy to shop at 2AM for the kids when they were all an exact size fit. But recently two of my children have started to vary in size by brand so I sometimes shop in store for them… either buying and returning for a different size or if I have the time using the dressing room to ensure the clothing is the right size.
I don’t have a problem shopping in store with all of my children. Thankfully they always behave while I shop and as long as I don’t mind one of them talking my ear off, I end up purchasing everything I had in mind.

I was given the opportunity to shop at Cookies Kids today. While I have seen ads on the city bus for the store, I have never shopped at one. The nearest location to my apartment in Manhattan is 50 minutes away by train in Brooklyn.
I decided to not take the baby with me on that trek. So with my three other children in school, I headed to Brooklyn to shop at Cookies Kids by myself and my littlest one spent part of the morning taste testing green beans with his dad.

Check out my slideshow of my shopping trip to Cookies Kids in Brooklyn.
Before leaving for Cookies Kids, I did a quick inventory of things I’d consider picking up for my children – underwear, socks, undershirts – in case I saw the brands I usually buy. Socks always seem to go missing and well, there is no reason for the kidlets to not have plenty of underwear and undershirts.
I already have winter coats for my children and enough pajamas from our favorite brand but the store definitely had a wide selection of them.
Since my third grade daughter’s school wardrobe consists of dresses, jeans, leggings and skirts, I decided to look around to see what I could add to her fall and winter clothes.


None of my children wear uniforms at school but if they did, just like the Cookies Kids bus ad suggests, this store is definitely a school uniform headquarters.
My four year old and six year old sons live in jeans, shirts and sweaters. Shopping for them is never hard. One dresses preppy and the other has a bit of a rocker edge.


But my plan was to only keep my eye out for a cute hat for the baby since both of his grandmothers; his dad and myself are always shopping for him.


Cookies Kids offers a lot of deeply discounted clothing. The prices are very affordable. I don’t live close by so its a good thing their website has free shipping in case I want to purchase anything for the kids!
Living Social will have a Cookies Kids deal on Monday, October 24 only in the Louisville, KY area. It will be a promotion for purchasing $40 worth of clothing for $20. If it gets a good response, they are considering deals in cities across the country.
For more information about Cookies Kids, go to the Cookie’s Kids Facebook page
Disclosure: This shop has been compensated as part of a social shopper insights study for Collective Bias #CBias #luvcookies All opinions are my own.