Tot to Teen Kids
A children's shoe store on Camp Bowie — the one stop here built around fitting feet.

Fort Worth keeps its little shops along Camp Bowie Boulevard. Five of these twelve sit on or just off that one street, running west from the Cultural District — where The Happy Lark and Monkey and Dog Books hold the museum end — out past the Village at Camp Bowie to The Mercantile. Clearfork and South Hulen each add one, and three more are worth the drive out to Grapevine, Southlake and Arlington. Every one is hand-checked and chosen by eye, never a paid placement.
Only one shop in this guide carries a public star rating we could actually verify, so it is the only one we will put in front of you on that basis. The rest are here on their own merits, not on a score.
A children's shoe store on Camp Bowie — the one stop here built around fitting feet.
A toy store on El Campo Avenue, a few blocks off the museum run.
A children's bookstore on West 7th, open ten to five, Monday through Saturday.
Camp Bowie children's boutique dressing newborn to teen — fun and funky, in their words.
A children's shoe store on Camp Bowie — the one stop here built around fitting feet.
Classic, timeless children's clothing for newborn through six years, out toward Ridglea.
A toy store in the Village at Camp Bowie. No website or posted hours we could verify.
A children's boutique at The Mercantile, started with 'a need for baby clothes in a small shop.'
Baby and children's clothing at Clearfork, for everyday and for special occasions.
Part toy store, part open build space on South Hulen — 'creatives of all ages are free to build whatever they choose.'
Children's clothing on South Main Street in historic downtown Grapevine.
A children's apparel boutique on East Southlake Boulevard, open in Southlake since 2023.
Kids' consignment on South Cooper Street — the thrifty end of this list.
Hand-picked toys, books and nursery things by age, occasion and budget — the online companion to these shops.
Camp Bowie Boulevard is the spine. Five of the twelve shops in this guide sit on or just off it — Bkids and Tot to Teen Kids near the Cultural District end, Babies on the Boulevard and Toy Works out by the Village, and Lindsey Paige further west at The Mercantile. The Cultural District adds The Happy Lark on El Campo and Monkey and Dog Books on West 7th, and Clearfork and South Hulen each hold one more.
Twelve. Nine are in Fort Worth proper and three are out in the wider metro — Grapevine, Southlake and Arlington. Three are toy stores, one is a children's bookstore, one is a kids' shoe store, one is a consignment shop, and the rest are children's clothing boutiques. Every one is hand-checked, and we never take payment for placement.
Six of them. The Happy Lark, Toy Works and Rogue Brick Builders' Lounge are toy stores — Rogue Brick is also an open build space. Monkey and Dog Books is a children's bookstore, Tot to Teen Kids sells children's shoes, and Little Giggles Kids Resale in Arlington is consignment rather than new goods.
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