A great place to buy kids toys and gifts. There's everything from squiahmallows to fidgets and even…read morepajamas. I came here to look for a birthday present and found a cool robot toy for about $25. The lady at the register was amazing as she wrapped my gift and even added ribbon to the outside. I'll definitely be back to support and buy other presents.

This place is really sucky. I've been there a few times in a pinch when I need to grab something…read morefor a birthday party, and I'm totally willing to pay a little bit more because it is locally owned and not a big publicly traded company. But there is no charm. The customer service is nonexistent because the people who work there clearly don't want to be working there and aren't very friendly. To make things worse, they don't have a bunch of basics: no gift bags... Seriously? To run a toy store and not sell any assortment of birthday gift bags that we can use to put our gifts in? Also, no balloons. I guess that can be a little bit difficult because you probably need a helium tank, but for a toy store where people are purchasing birthday gifts, no balloons? Anyway, I've been there a few times and have left disappointed and won't be coming back.

Always the best! Will order anything for you, always gives advice, nicest owner and employees!…read moreExcellent toy store!

old, outdated + DIRTY! miserable staff…read more I suggest going to Henry Bear's Park just around the corner!

I was very disappointed with my experience. The payout offered for gently used items was so low…read morethat it honestly wasn't worth the time or effort to bring everything in. Stores that buy used items like this just aren't worth it if you're hoping to get a reasonable return. For example, if you paid around $300 for a bassinet that's still in excellent condition, you may only be offered around $20 for it. The store may then resell it for $50 to $75. While I understand these businesses need to make a profit, the amount offered to sellers felt far too low to make it worthwhile. In my opinion, you're better off selling your items yourself through a local marketplace or giving them to a family in need. At least that way you'll either receive a fairer price or know your items are helping someone else. Unfortunately, I won't be selling here again.

Great local toy store! The owner and her daughter were very friendly and helpful. I bought a…read morelight-up gaming controller for my wall, and it was a good value for the price and great quality. They have lots of nice toys and gifts, and they'll even wrap them for you. Overall, great service and a great shopping experience. Would definitely recommend!

I absolutely love this location. They have a huge selection of toys and is super organized. The…read moreowner and manger are so nice and helpful. If you have kids into fidget toys and Squishmallows, Needham LE is the place to go!

I think learning express is a great place for kids.We usually buy presents for my daughters friends…read moreparty's they rap your presents if you buy a toy for someone for FREE!! There lots of nice things kids enjoy there like for girls bracelets, stickers and cool stuff and for boys balls like footballs and car figures.I suggest if you need a birthday present and no hard struggling with rapping them you should go to learning express I bet you will like it.

If you're a teacher, you likely already know about this place and have been here numerous times. I…read morereally like this place, even though I have no children and teach college students. I tend to shop here for educational items for relatives and friends' children. The staff is very friendly and patient, even when you have no idea what you are looking for. The store is well lit and well organized, so you know relatively quickly whether the item is available. The have undoubtedly the best selection of educational materials for all ages of any store around. That said, they are rather pricey and it is easy to blow through whatever budget you may have had walking in. I would suggest shopping here last, as many things can be found at Target, Amazon, and other outlets. If there is something in particular, especially harder to find educational aids, then this is your place. Just prepare to spend accordingly.

I found this store to be helpful only if you are an elementary teacher. As a high school teacher…read moreit was almost a waste of time. I don't call it a complete waste of time because I was inspired by the products they do hold to create my own. Needless to say I did not purchase much more than poster items, which later I found Staples had a much better price. One thing I will say was that the staff was very friendly and knowledgeable of their products.

This store is adorable and they have a beautiful selection of toys, books, and must-haves for…read morebabies and young kids. The staff are excellent and can point you to options. It's so awesome to be able to walk in and ask for something and voila, the person working there knows exactly what you mean. It's a charming space and I'm sure kids would be completely enchanted to visit.

An absolutely charming, little gem of a children's store in Davis Square…read more I was drawn in by the fun and colorful window display/artwork. The fabulous display continues throughout the store, creating a very enjoyable shopping experience. The selection of clothing, books and toys are well curated for ages ranging newborn to small children. I had a lovely chat with the owner who was both friendly and helpful with my shopping needs. She let me know about a clothing sale they were having and provided fun facts about the books I was browsing. (Local authors sold here) I was pleased to see good Spanish book options, and ended up purchasing one as a gift. Many of the items here seemed to be "earth friendly", made with good materials at a reasonable price. I will be back to shop for gifts in the future!

The Outer Limits is the best. They either always have what I need, or they can order it for me…read more Plus, you can't beat the customer service these days. Thanks!

Even though I moved from the Waltham area, I've kept my comic book subscription at the Outer Limits…read morebecause the owner is the best! It's always been super-easy to update my subscription and I love discovering all the pop culture gems when I visit: used records, CDs, DVDs, Disneyana, games, toys, and of course comic books! All at reasonable prices. I love the bins of action figures; you never know who you'll find! Free handicapped parking can be found in the metered lot behind the shop on Chestnut Street. There are also several handicapped spots on Moody Street. Shop is handicapped accessible, though it is a pinch cramped in the back. I've been able to maneuver with a rollator and cane. If you need help navigating or reaching anything, the owner is happy to help.

Haven't been to a store like this in quite some time. It was nostalgic yes, but to share stories of…read morewhat I did as a kid with my friends to my children made it even more special. We ended up sitting down to try out their electronic chess set and walked out with a card game and a board game. The owner and the lady (perhaps daughter?) were both very helpful in answering my kids questions. Go support local. Even as a visitor, it is small businesses like this that make Coolidge Corner meaningful and valuable.

Really great selection of puzzles and toys; spent a long while trying to decide which jigsaw…read morepuzzles to get because of how many options there were. Pretty averagely priced for an independent puzzle shop, but the cashier was super nice and personable!

I've been here a few times. I had the woman at the front desk order me one of the Little Blue Truck…read morebooks we didn't have at the house. Prices are reasonable, especially for the area!

I love this bookstore and I want it to do well, but the customer service has collapsed the last few…read moretimes I went in. Initially I thought it was just an odd day but the last few times staff were just on their phones and didn't greet customers or ask if we were looking for anything in particular. We felt like we were unwelcome and that asking for anything seemed as if we were annoying and inconveniencing whoever was behind the desk. Who knows, but it's really a missed opportunity.