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Buying Baby Stuff in Deutschland
Here’s a list of websites that are either in Germany or will ship baby stuff to Germany. I’ve put an asterisk behind websites that I’ve used and been happy with (*=ordered once, **=twice, ***=three or more times). As I come across new sites, I will update this list. See also a related post, Buying Maternity and Nursing Clothes in Deutschland.
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SITES WITH WIDE GENERAL SELECTIONS
Amazon.de* - has a new and growing beta shop for baby stuff. The selection expands daily.
Baby-Markt.de* - Along with the general items, they carry Allerhand, Lässig, and Oilily diaper bags; Baby Björn, BellyButton products; Medela pumps; Quinny & Maclaren strollers; and Baby Art hand and footprint kits.
Babyvita.de - Website is in English and German.
Baby-Walz*** - One of the major German baby and maternity stuff stores, I’ve been happy with the service online, in the stores I’ve been completely ignored by the reps.
JAKO-O*** - A slightly cooler German kids stuff site. I love their cute “Body-Art” Mitwachs-Bodies (onesies that grow with the baby).
Kidsroom.de - Available in English or German.
MyToys.de*** - Another of the big kids stuff sites, it has a large selection of baby products and even some maternity wear.
Toys/Babies “R” Us - Lots of kids stuff.
Also, Neckermann, Quelle, and Otto have baby shops in their online stores.
SITES THAT CARRY SPECIALTY ITEMS
Remember that for sites outside the EU, you will be responsible for paying duty on items valued at more than €22.
4MyBaby - Has Bumbo seats and Fisher Price toys. Site is available in German, English, Polish and French. (thanks Blythe)
Babygerecht.de* - Stuff for diapering, carrying and breastfeeding your baby, including Medela products, lots of nursing tops.
Baby Nova Shop - Carries Dentistar pacifiers, Dr Brown bottles, Rock Star Baby products, and more.
Biolena - Carries Goldi natural rubber pacifiers (so no latex, no BPA containing plastic), Babylegs, Label-Label blankies, and more.
ColourKids.ch - Swiss site that carries Zutano, Sozo and Trumpette clothing, plus Kushies Zolo, UglyDolls and Pookie&Co toys.
DaisyZoo - UK site that carries Soggs, Zutano, Babylegs, Freshwear, and Brights & Stripes clothing, and JellyCat and JellyKitten toys.
DaWanda - Marketplace for handmade stuff in Germany, similar idea to Etsy.com.
Dicker Bauchladen*** - Among other things, carries Medela breast pumps and supplies, Doomoo and My Brest Friend nursing pillows, and Dr Brown’s Bisphenol-A-free (BPA-free) glass and plastic baby bottles and sippy cups.
ForYourBaby.de* - Cybex baby carriers, Maclaren strollers.
Fruitandjuice.de - Carries StorkSak diaper bags and UGG boots.
GroovyMummy.com - A London-based company that carries a selection of Charlie & Lola, G&K, GM, Mia*Stella, Posh Baby and Timi & Leslie products.
Hebamen Shop - Products selected by midwives and nursing consultants, the selection includes Theraline nursing pillows, Noppies and Medela nursing bras, Boob nursing tops, Bellybutton products, Didymos, Red Castle and Ergo baby carriers, Popolini diapers, Phil & Ted strollers, Robeez shoes and more.
Ideen rund ums Kind - Available in English or German, they carry Kiddopotomas SwaddleMe and PiddlePad.
Jeel - Dutch company that specializes in baby and kids clothes from outside the EU. Brands include Eternal Creation, Glug baby, Innies n Outies, Kice Kice, Little Deer, Monstar kids, Oobi, Pjut and Tea Collection.
Jubilane - Swiss store, available in English, French or German, prices can be listed in Euros or Swiss Francs. Carries Bobux, Weestop, and Pediped shoes, Manhattan toys, Groovy Girls, Ergo carriers, and lots of other neat stuff.
Kater Schorsch - German site that carries Nanooe, idaT.dk, Småfolk, Kidscase, and Urban Elk clothing.
Katherine’s Closet - UK site selling baby and kids designer clothing. Brands include Albetta Creations, Baby Cie, Beary Basics, Biscotti, blabla, Eden’s Bouquet, eeBoo, Greggy Girl, Inch Blue, Kate Mack, momAgenda, North American Bear Co., Penelope PeaPod, Pineapple Kiss, Pink Lining, Room Seven, Sammy, Samson Martin, Starchild, Tea Collection, Timi and Leslie, Vital Touch by Natalia and Win Green.
Kidoh - Toys, toys and more toys for kids from 0-99.
Kids Are Funk*** - An Irish company that carries JJ Cole diaper bags, Flower Stork gift sets, Cuddlebee bibs & burpies (these are my favorite bibs for liquid feedings), Peanut Shell slings, and Trumpette socks, bibs and bags.
KiezShop - Berlin shop that carries Silver Cross prams and StorkSak diaper bags.
Kikebu - A Spanish site with trendy clothes and bedding, Lamaze toys. In Spanish and English.
KIM - German site with Kik-Kid, Katvig, IdaT.dk, Molo-Kids and Mala Kidswear clothing, Global Affairs and BirdyNamNam accesories.
Kimara - Shoes, bibs and gifts along with maternity and nursing clothes.
Leon und Lilly - German site with Diesel, Oilily, Petit Bateau, Miniman, Catimini, Liegelind, and Toff Togs clothing.
Lovely Stuff* - Cool stuff like Trumpette socks and DwellBaby toys. Has been featured in many magazines, including InStyle Germany and Baby&Co.
Lula Sapphire*** - An eco-friendly UK-based company that carries Dwellbaby products; Swaddle Designs blankets and burpies; Moltex, Mother-ease and Wiona diapers; StorkSak, BoHo, and Hable diaper bags; and some Katvig and Zutano clothing.
Mango Baby - Handmade and vintage baby stuff out of the UK. Carries Spongy Feet burpies and blankets.
Mertina Kids Fashion** - Lots of clothes and Lamaze and Fisher Price toys.
Nordic Kids* - UK site with cool Skandinavian clothes from Urban Elk, Katvig, Raaskaeg, Danafae, Milibe, and idaT.dk.
Pamper With Style* - A German site that carries Fleurville and Skip Hop diaper bags; Easy Walker strollers; Mozzee Nest high chairs; and Baby Nest accessories.
Spongy Feet - Located in the US, will ship its blankets and burpies internationally.
StillLeben* - Glamourmom nursing tops, LilyPadz, Medela and Bravado nursing bras, Lele belly bands, and New Native baby carriers. Site is available in English and German.
StorkSak* - Buy their diaper bags directly from them in the UK.
Twinkle - An English-German online shop that was started by a group of Dutch expat women. They carry Trumpette sock; Little Company, Diaper Dude and Skip Hop diaper bags; and Bootje baby clothes.
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I’ve ordered from 4MyBaby. Their site is in several languages and they carry gear from Fisher Price, Bumbo, etc.
The link above is wrong - it’s http://www.4mybaby.de
Sorry!
The item I had the hardest time locating was an Exersaucer. I finally found one at Toys-R-Us, but I notice they don’t carry it anymore. And it’s been a lifesaver for us. So if you find one, snap it up!
@blythe: Thanks for the link, I’ll add it to the post next time I update it!
Just added 4MyBaby, ForYourBaby, and StillLeben to the list.
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Add to your list http://www.babyonline.de and http://www.pinpong-online.de (prams, strollers, buggies).
Thanks for the list, now I can also order from baby-markt.de . I was afraid of it because none of my friends had never ordered there. If it was ok for you, it must be ok for me too. :)
@merika: I couldn’t get either of the sites you listed to load. I’ll try again later. I can’t guarantee you won’t have any issues with Baby-Markt, but I didn’t have a problem with them. I can’t remember what I ordered from them anymore.
Christina, did you know there’s a Jako-o store in the new(ish) mall in Erlangen? I love to shop there (but I don’t go very often because my wallet tends to mysteriously empty itself before I walk out the door.)
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@blythe: I did know there was a Jako-O store there and have been wanting to make a trip. Maybe we can have lunch and hit the store together sometime?
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