Georgia Baby & Kids

I can say without a doubt that Georgia Baby and Kids has one of the nicest showrooms I have seen. They have a great variety, and when we met Hillary, we really thought that we had found the best place to purchase our furniture. She not only helped us find out what would best fit our room, but was willing to help get it to us, which was a long way away from Norcross. Unfortunately, that's where our good experience ended. We purchased a Young America Crib and were told we would have a 8 week wait. After the 8 weeks, we were told there was a problem with Young America's production line and that we may have to wait until late September or October, which was 5 months after we ordered. With this estimated time of furniture arrival, we were looking months after our daughter was born. Well, at this time, we were frustrated that there was no furniture and poor communication between Young America and Georgia Baby, so Georgia Baby gave me the email of the president of Young America, a Mr. David Petersen. He could only comment: "I am truly sorry to have failed you and your wife and Georgia Baby so miserably." He offered no remedy or restitution, not even to pay for the shipping, much less a legitimate reparation for bad service. In sum, just a "We got your money, we screwed up, and we hope you like your crib if you ever get it." We finally got our furniture more than 5 weeks after our daughter was due. Unfortunately, Georgia Baby forgot to send a mattress - come on. Georgia Baby is hard to figure out. They have a great store and nice people, but their drive to fight for the customer getting the product seemed to be outweighed by their annoyance with the manufacturer. They answered questions when called, but they didn't go above and beyond to make the situation right. more

The posts on here are 4 to 5 yrs old. The store is no loner small and it's relocated up the stret to 6248 Dawson Blvd. It's a 20,000 sq ft mega store complete with a huge teen section and Gear Department. They have solid wood cribs starting at just $299. Anyone who has tried shopping in Atlanta for baby & kids furniture will be truly impressed with this store! more

I went to Georgia Baby and Kids to look for baby gear because my own mom had looked there for gear for her last baby. There was something of a limited selection, in my opinion, although the items they had out for display were quite nice. The store was crowded, and it was hard to get around though, and many of the things available were, in my opinion, a good bit overpriced. Georgia Baby and Kids is located off I 85 and can be tricky to get to unless you really know where you are going. more

A huge kid and baby furniture and accessory store conveniently located just off I-85 off of the access road. Many of their prices are on the high side, but if you are looking for ideas go to look at their nice arrays of nurseries set up for ideas/decorating ideas. Fun to shop or just browse they also offer smaller items like lamps, mobiles, frames and other gifts. An outlet just down the road offers amazing deals but you'll have to hunt and search. more

I have heard lots of great things about this store but I was sort of disappointed. It was small and the things were everywhere. They had great things in the store but it was hard to see what they were. I enjoyed the store but was a little disappointed in the area of the store. more

Georgia Baby and Kids is a huge (15,000 s.f.!) juvenile furniture store located off of Jimmy Carter Blvd. in Norcross. They carry a huge selection of nursery furniture from brands such as Ragazzi and Dutailier. They also sell designer bedding sets from lines such as Nava's Designs. The store also has a fabulous selection of accessories, including framed art (Kelly Rightsell is my favorite!), stuffed animals, lamps, and rugs. I have purchased the majority of nursery items for two of my children from this store. They also have an outlet down the street from their showroom. While the showroom prices are admittedly high, there are some great deals to be found at the outlet. more