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    Baby News

    Dallas' poshest baby boutique makes way for chic new addition

    Stephanie Allmon Merry
    Feb 12, 2019 | 12:45 pm
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    Time to order the birth announcements because The Tot, Dallas' premiere boutique for all things baby, is expecting a new arrival. The brand's first baby registry and gear showroom will open in Dallas in April.

    Technically, it's not so much of an addition as an evolution. The Tot will transform its existing Lovers Lane retail location, known as the Playhouse, to an appointment-only dedicated baby registry showroom, which will feature hundreds of baby registry items and gear. Its retail location in Highland Park Village will remain the same, offering products for parents, baby, toddler, and big kids.

    The change comes as customers increasingly expressed a desire for a physical location to build their baby registries. The company wanted to provide a physical space, in addition to their online registry-concierge services, for expecting parents to test and review products first-hand. It all adds a glamorous personal touch to their services.

    "It allows consumers to feel and touch clothing, gear (strollers, carriers, etc.), furniture, and more as they build their registries with the help of an in-person registry consultant," a spokeswoman explains.

    In other words, this is not a shoot-the-scanner-around-the-store-and-go experience.

    The showroom will feature “Tot Tested” products and brands, including nursery furniture, gear, and basic baby apparel from trusted brands such as Stokke, Oeuf, and Cybex.

    "Creating a baby registry can often feel overwhelming for expecting parents and new moms," says Nasiba Adilova, co-founder of The Tot, in a release. "After seeing the initial incredible response and feedback to the personal touch and guidance that we already offer from a digital perspective and phone consultations, we knew we needed to create a VIP experience and focus on that key moment of a new parent's journey."

    Every client will get expert guidance from a consultant as they design a registry. They'll move from room to room throughout the showroom to make their selections and will leave with a complete registry on TheTot.com, ready to share with family and friends anywhere in the world.

    Launched in 2016 as an e-commerce site, The Tot has quickly expanded, opening its first retail location in Highland Park Village in November 2016. In the last year, the brand saw its registry business increase sixfold, they say.

    Adilova started the business after struggling to find a central resource where each product featured had been thoroughly tested for health, safety, innovation, and style. Just a few years later, The Tot reaches parents globally through online and through pop-up retail experiences in New York City, East Hampton, Palm Beach, Los Angeles, and Aspen.

    "Where possible, all products featured on The Tot are free from pesticides, toxic chemicals, dyes, or anything that may be harmful to you or your baby," the company says in the release. "Style is important to us, and we try and choose materials that are as natural and organic as possible. The Tot gathers expert contributors such as journalists, doctors, and nutritionists to write about everything from fertility to sleeping, feeding, nutrition, style, gear, and wellbeing. It aims to inform, educate, and amuse its audience."

    The new registry and showroom are meant to increase The Tot's retail footprint as a leading one-stop-shop for safe and innovative products and unbiased information and advice, the company says.

    The new registry and gear showroom is at 4607 W. Lovers Lane, Dallas. To schedule a baby-registry consultation beginning April 1, email registry@thetot.com or call 1-855-934-3928.

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    RETAIL WATCH

    Texas AG Ken Paxton opens investigation into fast-fashion giant Shein

    Brandon Watson
    Dec 3, 2025 | 2:19 pm
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    Shein is now under investigation from the Texas Attorney General.

    Critics of fast fashion have found a strange bedfellow in Ken Paxton. The Texas Attorney General announced December 1 he would investigate online retailer Shein for alleged unethical labor practices and unsafe consumer products.

    According to a release from Paxton’s office, the inquiry aims to find out if Shein’s “supply chain and manufacturing practices violate Texas law by using toxic or hazardous materials, misleading consumers about product safety, and misleading consumers about ethical sourcing.” The probe will also look into the corporation’s data collection and privacy practices.

    In a statement, Paxton put a partisan spin on the investigation.

    “Safe, non-toxic material and products are another key ingredient to [Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s] Make America Healthy Again movement,” said Paxton in the release. “Any company that cuts corners on labor standards or product safety, especially those operating in foreign nations like China, will be held accountable.”

    Paxton’s move unexpectedly aligns the AG with environmental watchdogs. Nonprofit Yale Climate Connections has long sounded the alarm about the Singapore-based e-tailer, calling it one of the world’s biggest polluters. Paxton has long railed against climate change regulations and sued the Biden administration several times to block emissions rules.

    The investigation is part of a larger Republican crackdown on Chinese consumer products. On Capitol Hill, lawmakers are debating new restrictions on Shenzhen-based aerial drone maker DJI, and Senator Tom Cotton has called for investigations of “Communist Chinese” companies Shein and Temu. The September Texas vape ban specifically banned disposable e-cigarettes manufactured in the country.

    In a statement emailed to multiple media outlets, Shein said it would comply with Paxton’s investigation.

    “Shein takes these concerns seriously and is fully committed to cooperating,” a spokesperson said. “Our mission — to provide affordable, fashionable products to customers around the world — is underpinned by a dedication to safety, compliance, and respect for human rights.”

    The controversy will likely have little effect on Shein’s popularity with Zoomers. The company snagged an estimated $38 billion in sales in 2024 and has an average of 24.7 million active app users each month.

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