Our Story

Wynnie’s is a traditional children’s boutique made for the modern parent — a place where classic charm meets everyday practicality, and timeless style still knows how to twirl.

Founded in 2019, shortly after I became a mom to my first daughter, Wynnie’s was born from a deep love of milestone moments and the everyday magic that happens somewhere between carpool and bedtime. What started as a dream and a sharp-left turn in my career has grown into a sweet little shop with a loyal community — both in our hometown of High Point, North Carolina, and beyond.

At Wynnie’s, we believe in celebrating each season of childhood — from first birthdays to first days of school — with pieces that feel special but are made for everyday play. Our curated collections are traditional with a twist: sweet smocking, playful prints, and classic styles that are still comfortable enough for tree climbing, getting messy, or impromptu living room dance parties.

We know modern parents are busy (we are too), so we aim to offer a supportive and stress-free shopping experience, both in-store and online. Whether you’re popping in with a toddler on your hip, ordering a last-minute birthday gift from your phone, or need help pulling together holiday outfits for three kids and a cousin — our helpful team is here with friendly service, fast shipping, and local pick-up options that make life just a little easier.

Wynnie’s is more than a boutique — it’s a love letter to childhood, thoughtfully curated by a mom who understands how quickly it all goes. We’re so glad you’re here.

Now, let’s find something sweet to wear.

 

Sarah Beth Davis, owner

 

 

What’s in a name?

“Wynnie” is my mother, Chris Wynne — the name she affectionately goes by to her grandchildren.
Wynnie’s is a tribute to her, and to all the mothers, grandmothers, and caregivers making magic out of the everyday. More than just a children’s boutique, we’re building a community where families can discover thoughtful pieces, helpful tools, and little joys that make parenthood a bit easier — and childhood a whole lot sweeter.