Babies R US the Baby Superstore

The staff here is often rude and the store is really hard to find however this is probably the most organized & easy baby store I have ever shopped in. I registered at 3 places and this was the easiest of the 3. Everything is in an easy order and the store is clean. Good luck getting someone to help you with anything though.

Don’t waste your time doing a baby registry here. They gave me an empty gift bag. The only thing in there was ads and a pen. Much better off at Target and Buy Buy Baby — better selection there too!

I was going to rate this business much lower until we met Brucina. She was an amazing employee! She helped us order a glider/​ottoman after asking FOUR other employees who didn’t know how to do that. She showed us how to scan items for a baby registry. She honored all online coupons. Kayla was a great cashier – fast, friendly and efficient. Those two women made the experience better than any other (which have not gone so well).

Typical Babies R’ Us.
Prices are 20−30% higher than you’ll find online. The best reason to come here is to browse for things you didn’t know you needed, then buy them off Amazon. Another reason is to physically see the myriad stroller, car seat, crib and rocker options to get a feel for them.
There was one staff who really knew her car seats, and even encouraged us to take it down, play with it and even pop it in our car if we wanted.
Checkout area is always hard to find and weird. There’s rarely anyone actually standing at a register when we go. You just stand around the front looking bewildered and someone will grab you to go to a service counter.

Babies R Us is kind of overwhelming! As the «Baby Superstore» the have about a million of everything and although I appreciate having options there is almost too much here. We did buy a few items, but price shopping with
we realized that Babies R Us was usually more expensive, so we opted to buy other items online instead.
If you’re new parents (as we are), I’d recommend you NOT shop at Babies R Us right away. You’d be much better off shipping at Target, with a more limited selection, and just buy the necessities. If you can’t find exactly what you want at Target, then go to Babies R Us with some specific items in mind. Maybe there is a style of crib that you want, that you haven’t been able to find anywhere else for instance. Go to Babies R Us and check out their inventory. But if you walk into Babies R Us and shop for all your baby stuff you are without question going to end up buying more than you need and spending way too much money. Trust me!

The employees are very rude and not helpful. I sat on hold for over 10 minutes and they hung up on me every time. Every time I tried to call back they would interrupt me and tell me I needed to be put on hold. I would never shop here.

I’m over this place it’s been over a month since we paid off our crib on layaway and they still won’t give us our crib saying the systems are still down. We requested a refund & they said they would call us in 24 business hours. It’s now day 3 since we were suppose to get that call back and so we call back and once again the same bullshit! I’m almost due and I don’t have the crib or my money back. Save yourself the stress do not buy from this location or any baby’s r us. And this is not an exaggeration if anything the experience has been much much worse.

This store possibly has everything you’re looking for. Great place to come for babys shower, if you don’t mind spending a few extra dollars. It a little pricey compared to other stores, but it definitely can be your one stop shop.

This store is HUGE and very overwhelming for someone without kids just looking for a gift. Luckily I found a nice employee to direct me to what I was looking for. I felt the prices were higher than I expected which meant I spent quite a bit for a baby towel and blankets.
I would probably like the store better if I had a baby and lots of money.

There were quite a few of these around at one time and now there’s 3 in the state, one in I-​15 North (Ogden), one in I-​15 South (Orem) and one in I-​15 Central, which is this one. I’m sort of surprised that many have lasted this long, but I think their days are probably also numbered. Now just because most of the other reviewers have nailed it is no reason not to write another review, if nothing else to affirm it. This place would be like a ghost-​town if no one wrote reviews because there was already one (or more) they agreed with.
In this case, we have a place almost exclusively geared towards newborns, infants and, to a slight extent, toddlers. So, if you need new nipple suction cups for your pumping machine and don’t have Prime and can’t wait for Amazon, you can probably find them here. As probably everyone can figure or knows, it is not cost-​effective to spend new for a lot of small children stuff, as you are looking at a 6 month, maybe 12 at the outside, ROI, tops. If you’re like me, when shopping for kid’s stuff, you’re more shopping for a deal and rarely, if ever, will you find them here.
This is a place for people with money to burn. Of the similar items to Toys R Us, they’re somehow more expensive here, probably because the product isn’t going to turn as fast. Their «deals» are all more expensive than either the grocery store or Walmart, if you need something immediately and unless you’re really devoted to something that you have to have in your hand right that second, you’re better off going elsewhere. Out of six trips, the only thing I’ve purchased there were batteries and once the FYE in the area went out, I never returned. Quality, depending on the brand, of almost everything in the place was questionable.
On the plus side, the cashiers seemed friendly (stockers considerably less so) and they do have a lot of infant-​friendly food I haven’t seen elsewhere. They also have classes for something or other, which could be of great help, though I don’t recall what hurdles would need to be scaled in order to attend them.
I think the main problem is that this was probably a good idea at one time by Toys R Us, but there are a plethora of better options. Despite the poor ROI, I don’t really see newborn and infant items as really «commodity» items and I think by them trying to force them into that pigeonhole, they not only paint with that brush products that are inappropriate for that class, but then do an inadequate job with the items that ARE more commodity, so it’s a failure on all levels.

This place does have everything newborn and up. Impressive selection of cribs and strollers to bottles and clothes. Competitive prices on diapers. Staff seems very helpful and helped with my registry. Some things are priced high but if you want a one stop shop, this place is great.

It’s a giant babies-​r-​us, so like any other big chain, you kinda get what you expect. There’s a large selection of stuff for most everything you need. I liked that I could physically look at car seats, and pick them up so I could gather what it would be like for everyday use.
They actually had a small selection of organic clothing for infants, as well as organic bedding which I don’t really see anywhere else in town. I am an Amazon junkie, and for the most part they did carry similar things to what I find online, but with the instant access of a quick drive. Though we didn’t purchase furniture from here, the selection is pretty fantastic. I sat down in a few rockers that seemed nice.
The staff actually has been pretty decent every time I go, so I guess I had luck in that department. There’s always a ton of people with crying kids so prepare for that as well.

Preeeeetty bad service.
They are big a store, and even if they don’t have a ton of patrons shopping at a certain point they should have at least 2 cashiers available at all times.
They had no energy, and felt like they hated their lives in that store.
Sad day man.

This review is for Kiddie Kandid Photography inside of Babies R Us. Kristina was wonderful, patient and tried her hardest to get my eight month old to smile. Luckily we got a few shots of him smiling but he was particullary difficult. I would recommend making an appointment and if you do so online you are able to see how busy they are. She spent over an hour with me and I’m sure this was because she had no other appointments booked. They also had several props for Christmas pictures. Overall very pleased the only downside is the length of time to get pictures back, nearly two weeks, I can only assume they develop them in China and send them by boat.

I really am not a fan of Babies RUS, Toys R US… anything «R US» in general.
That being said, it IS one of the only places you can get just about anything for your bebe in one place. So convenience is really the only necessary reason for patronizing this establishment. Out of the few locations I have visited, this one isn’t bad, which works out well since it is the only one in my area (that I know of, anyway). The employees are friendly, and I am asked at least twice if I need any help or assistance everytime I am there, which is a lot more than I can say for every other Babies R US I have been to.
I agree with Tony L., the quality is lacking, and the pricing is terrible. I basically use this store to get a visual reference to what I am actually going to end up purchasing online or elsewhere for a much reduced price.
, Amazon Mom! Even Target. I don’t mind doing the comparison leg work if it means saving a couple hundred dollars for the essentials.
However, I have picked up some clothes at decent prices during sale times. I like the FAO Schwarz brand they carry. Not enough to pay 50 bucks for an outfit (as originally priced), but I can manage half price.
Thumbs up for having nice bathrooms. Since I visit them a good amount. In just about every store I visit.

I remembered seeing this particular store location for as long as I learned about Sandy. They specialized in baby products such as clothing, furniture, toys, and other accessories. If you have a need for baby things, they can most likely solve the problem for you. However, in terms of quality and price, it is a completely different story.
Most of the products struggle in price and quality when compared to their competitors. For clothing, we always had difficult times finding the right color or style for the right price. Even when a sale is going on, they tend to be more expensive and less stylish. Selections on furniture are limited, and they are pricier and less innovated. That applies to everything else including their accessories.
Service can be nightmare here depending on how busy they are. Perhaps they are always understaffed. When we seek their help, the employees will either give us the don’t-bother-me look, or take forever to assist us. Based on that type of service, I am not sure whether having a baby registry here is a good idea.
I would Babies R Us to be a jack-​of-​all-​trade-​but-​good-​at-​none type of baby store. They are always lacking a bit when compared to specialized store such the Carter stores (even though they carry Carter’s products), department stores such as Kohl, or more convenience stores such as Wal-​Mart and Target.