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Fashion & Beauty Guide › Kidswear
Love Child
- 2523 Yonge St. (at Keewatin Ave.) • View on map »
- 416-486-4746
This daisy-fresh collection of kids’ apparel is appropriately stashed behind a bright green storefront. Designer siblings Dawn and Jacquelene McCormack sew up a storm in their on-site workroom, making Velcroed bibs emblazoned with “babe” or “dude” ($12), and their best-selling muscle shirt–and–short sets ($54) for boys. For toddler girls, you’ll find a cream velour empire dress with pink embossed organza ($76). For older gals, there are Lycra swing tops decorated with floral appliqués ($56) and tutus in white or pink. Rainbow-coloured headbands and appliquéd barrettes unify the store’s look. Girls’ clothes up to size 10, boys’ to size 6.
- Hours:
- M–Sa 10–6, Su 11–6
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