Great store for kids clothes. New and consignment. The owner helped me find what I needed…read more Consignment clothes at very good prices. Even the new stuff was priced well.

From the owner: My business is really oriented towards young local families with children or who are expecting…read more What sets my business apart from other children’s retail stores is my selection of products ranging from everyday essentials for children to maternity wear and also helpful gadgets for early parenthood . In addition I am the only children’s shoe store in Beacon, NY.

The Silly Sprout is so cute! It's a high end children's store, mostly toys but there are some…read moreclothes as well. The inventory ranges from the softest toys and clothes for newborns to larger outdoor toys to the 10+ crowd. There is a wall of books as well, which includes some very cute board books about New England. The prices are a little high, but the items are obviously high end and good quality. They will last through playtime. The proprietor was running the register herself, with a little Lego doppelganger at her side. She was very friendly, and open to providing information and suggestions to help you find what you may be looking for.

This store is a Litchfield gem packed with treasures. It has everything you need for a baby shower,…read morea birth, a birthday, or any special occasion. The toy and book selection is excellent, and the clothing is high quality. The new owners have continued the quality and fun that has been The Silly Sprout since it opened in 2015.

So I just had a very interesting experience at Echo. I'm here visiting from the city for my mini…read morevacation and kept hearing rave reviews about this place. The family I'm staying with also suggested I check it out. It's my last day here and I wanted to check it out before I left because I heard they have really cool old school toys (which I collect), cool clothes, and bras in my size! I waited until they were open but no one was there so I decided to walk around and come back a little later. Upon entering I was not greeted. Not a big deal though because I can be pretty shy and wanted to browse around. I soon felt uncomfortable; like I wasn't welcome but I brushed it off. It's a feeling POC unfortunately often feel when they're shopping in unfamiliar areas or shops. I wanted to give the woman at the register the benefit of the doubt. I found a cool harmonica that I wanted to gift my boyfriend but was being indecisive about what else to get I remembered the bras! I went to check them out and then I stumbled upon the sale section and that's when the woman at the register basically ran up on me. She said to let her know if I needed help with anything. It was completely bizarre because it was clear she came over just to see what I was doing. There were a few other people in there and she passed by them and didn't ask them if they needed anything. It was so clear in my mind that she thought I was trying to steal that dumb ass harmonica or anything from that janky store. The bras were overpriced, the clothes were honestly hideous and not for anyone under the age of 40. The toys and books were ok but nothing really jumped out at me. Except this woman. It was a very uncomfortable experience and when I went to pay for the items (yes I got the damn harmonicas) she gave me full on attitude. No smile, very condescending "you're welcome" after I thanked her. Just all around bad attitude as if she was the one being followed. I would beware if you are a POC. I didn't get the woman's name but she was probably a SWF, pudgy and had dark hair.

I saw a sign out front for bra fittings today. I am so happy I stopped by. Christina, I believe was…read moreher name, was extremely helpful. I was wearing completely the wrong size and it was amazing what the difference was once I got an appropriate bra on! I will also say that previously I have bought several dresses that are high quality here. The kids side of the store has a great selection of toys, books and a super cute jewelry.

There are many unusual and useful gift ideas. Housewarming houseware…read more Unique self care items. It's the kind of emporium where you never know what you might find, and think to yourself I can use that or so-and-so would like that. The weekends are the time to shop, because their hours are limited to noon to 5 pm and closed Monday & Tuesdays

This shop is located on the beautiful main drag in Beacon and the well curated displays caught my…read moreeye immediately. There's a great selection of practical, well made home goods, baby clothing and luxury self care products. I can't wait to go back!

Most wonderful Main St. store. I was shopping for a soon-to-be born baby boy and it was a…read morewonderful experience! Staff so friendly and knowledgeable! Beautiful clothing for children! And baby/child gifts! Stop by!

hey Maddi it's Sophia from school and I got a Yelp today and I wanted to say what's up. anyways…read morethis store rocks and if your looking for some clothes for your kids I highly recommend going here!!!!!

One of the managers followed me and my family through the store the entire time I shopped. I spent…read more300+ dollars just to be monitored during my experience by Manager Christy.

Absolutely love this boutique. Visited it when I was in town last. The owners are fabulous and…read moreall the clothing and accessories are simply wonderful!

From the owner: Saltwater was born from the desire to bring a unique shopping experience to moms. As young moms…read moreourselves, we understand that while your days may be crazily spent caring for your families or juggling a career, you still want your space and lifestyle to reflect a sense of effortless style. We are dedicated to carrying inspiring yet classic children's, women's, and home brands that work well together and fit seamlessly into your home and life. Baby and Mom Gifts, apparel, jewelry, decor, monogramming.

8/22/25 - it doesn't appear that the sales staff are on commission or commission and draw…read more No one approached us. Why? If they were, they would approach customers and try to "sell" the merchandise and not wander or hide behind the cash register. I don't know if the staff can tell the difference between the subtle signs of craftsmanship, Milanese button holes, no taping on the seams of an unconstructed men's jacket, and a schlock job. There are not too many high-end retailers around anymore. Wallach's and Barneys come to mind. There is a lot of high-end, well tailored merchandise. But I didn't see a tailor on site if alterations are needed. Long long ago, in the neighborhood far, far away. I worked at John Wanamaker's in the men's suit department; on commission and salary. I wasn't starving.

Customer service was fantastic! Great selection and amazing staff! I had multiple staff help me…read morethroughout my journey in the store and asked if I needed help. Definitely recommend this store!