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Online Babylist Opens its First Physical Store

Online registry Babylist served more than nine million new parents and gift-givers in 2022 has opened its first permanent brick-and-mortar location.

Babylist unveiled its 18,000-sq.-ft. flagship in Beverly Hills.  The opening comes as the company is looking to enhance its position in the  $88 million baby-products market.

The Babylist showroom is designed to reimagine the registry and baby shopping experience in a way that speaks to today’s modern consumer. It offers an experiential and interactive experience and gives customers the opportunity to test and try out products — and have some fun – in a stylish, upbeat environment.

 The showroom features products from all key baby-related categories across a variety of brands, including many that don’t have dedicated retail spaces. The space includes six distinct nursery vignettes, as well as rooms inspired by real life such as a kitchen, parents’ bedroom, bathroom and more where consumers can see how the baby products will fit into their space.

Babylist Bevery Hills also has plenty of photo opp moments, including one specifically for baby announcements. Fun games such as a working “claw” machine can be found throughout the space.

Some of the other highlights of the Babylist flagship include:

•A stroller trial area that includes a track with cobblestone, brick and other surfaces;

•A life-size car where customers can practice removing a car seat and stroller; and

•An “Expectful” lounge that also has nursing, feeding and pumping rooms available. 

In addition, the space will host community events, product launches, local meet-ups and more.

Babylist describes itself as “the leading vertical marketplace and commerce destination for baby.” Utilizing proprietary data, patented technology and “unbiased” editorial guidance, it recommends expert-tested products to those starting their parenting journey. The platform supports revenue streams including direct purchases from Babylist and partner retailers and content-driven advertising.

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