Such a cute little spot to grab a gift or a fun surprise for a kiddo in your life!…read more Parking here can be a little bit of a challenge but we got lucky and snagged a spot right in front the day we went. The gal working was super helpful and very sweet. The space itself is a cute renovated older building that still maintains some of the original charm. I found everything to be very clean and organized in a fun way. I would say that they have items that would suit someone from birth to mid-elementary age. They have a lot of infant and smaller toddler clothes but not a huge selection for bigger kids. They are an authorized Jellycat retailer, which is great for those on the hunt! Their items are priced on the higher end for gifting but they carry some really great brands that are made to last (think heirloom quality). We ended up leaving with a Jellycat Kangaroo, some spiral hair bands, a beaded coin purse, and a hand painted container for a lost tooth! They will even wrap your gifts for free!

This is a great gift shop for all your baby and young kid gifts needs…read more . I was able to find organic cotton, BPA and PFAS free teething rings, unique baby and toddler toys. For one new baby, his parents would like organic cotton baby clothes and towels. They want PFAS and BPA free items that may go into baby's mouth. I was able to find all these things here! . The folks tending the store on this day, did such a nice job gift wrapping for the baby!

The Snug Peanut is a cute, little children's boutique located right behind Zen Coffee near 132nd…read moreand Center. They provide a wide range of baby, toddler and children's clothing items, as well as uniquely selected toys and baby items perfect for your little ones. Everything we've seen and purchased so far has been the highest quality. You definitely get what you pay for when shopping local. The owner used to be an educator herself and is super friendly. She'll happily help you find what you need. This is definitely a hidden gem worth a visit!

Cute little store! Very nice staff! Would recommend to any up and coming parents. It's not just…read morebaby apparel there's all sorts of stuff for your youngins!

I found this little boutique after my friend gifted my daughter a shirt from there. I have been…read moresearching for a southern style boutique with baby bell bottoms since I moved to the area a year ago and this had exactly what I was looking for ! You are immediately greeted and treated with kindness. And there are endless options. I purchased an outfit, a shirt and a pair of pants for my daughter and I am so excited to put them on her :) I will be a regular customer from here on out. Can't wait to see the new valentines additions I was told are coming soon ! Also the value of clothes for what you pay is perfect. Doesn't break the bank like some other boutiques

From the owner: Welcome to Mud + Honey Family Boutique! We are the Campbells…read moreand we are so happy you’re here. Mud + Honey is a family boutique created and ran by a husband and wife team selling men, women, and children’s clothing and accessories based out of La Vista, Nebraska. Being a large blended family of 14 children and 2 grandchildren we understand the value of hard work, good work ethics, strong faith, and kindness and we inspire to deliver nothing but top notch customer service and affordable family products!

In a pinch I needed new shoes for dance classes, and I remember another reseller had a dance area,…read moreso I took a shot and checked out b2b, and boy oh boy! I found 2 pairs for tap shoes for my son and daughter, for less than $10!! The dance shop wanted at least $45. Crazy because they're barely used looking, as I know kids feet grow so fast, so it seems really eco friendly to get used. I am thrilled! The pair for my son looks like boys and my daughters are for girls. There was so much! Aside from that, so much clothing options, I will be back.

I've been coming here to sell items during a tough time, and while I appreciate having a local…read moreresell option, I've run into something that doesn't sit right with me. On more than one occasion, I've walked in only to notice my items already displayed on the sales floor BEFORE I was even given a price offer, paid, or gave them permission to keep those items. This raises serious concerns: What if I didn't agree to the price they wanted to offer me? What if they sold my items from underneath me before I had a chance to decide if I wanted to accept their offer? As a seller, I should have the right to approve or decline an offer BEFORE my items are put out for sale. The way this has been handled feels rushed, unprofessional, and honestly disrespectful to the people who bring in inventory and keep that shop running. I want to continue to support local resale, but I also want to see more transparency and respect for sellers' consent in this process!

This was my first visit to Pirates & Pixies and I was impressed first and foremost as to how clean…read morethe store felt and how nicely organized everything was. All size sections were clearly labeled with large signage and each section had tons stocked (especially for infant sizing). You could honestly spend over an hour here checking out all of the inventory. I felt that most items were pretty fairly priced (lots of toddler tees were only $2.59). I lucked out and had my first visit be on a sale day. It started at everything would be 30% off and as the day went on every couple of hours the discount would jump up. It then went to 40% and ended at 50% all merchandise. Staff was extremely friendly and helpful. Will most definitely be returning.

Great beautifully organized resale clothing in excellent condition...strollers, high chairs, toys,…read moreaccessories for children up to size 16... owners were absolutely gracious and helpful...I was there for their "ribbon cutting" give a warm welcome to Pirates & Pixies...The selection is endless

Love Carters clothes for my granddaughter. But our recent visit there left us frustrated and…read moreconfused. Olivia greeted us as we entered and told us about the doorbusters and told us about signing up for a credit card and the benefits. We thanked her and continued shopping. When we asked her a question on an item, she again told us about signing up for a credit card. To make this review short, she went on to ask us over 6 other times! When checking out she kept explaining how much money we would save, I explained why I did not want one. Then at the end she said put a flyer in the sack if we changed our mind on how to sign up for a cc. When we left, we thought what on earth was that?! We felt like we were being pranked, it was so awkward and frustrating. I also found it so unfriendly to have made the size of purchase we did and she only said here you go, never a thank you. I understand that clerks get paid to sign people up, I have also worked in retail for several years. But if a customer says no, theres no need to continue to keep asking and telling about signing up for the Carters credit card.

I've only ordered items from BoxLunch through their online store (when my husband and I were Funko…read morePOP collectors), and at the Mall of America location, which is 5 hours away. So I was quite excited to see the Westroads Mall get a BoxLunch location. The staff here was absolutely killing it with service, even with the busy atmosphere of it being a shiny new store with all the fandoms people collect and love. Honestly it felt very much like a Hot Topic, like the signage and the layout seemed to be almost the exact same. Which makes sense as BoxLunch is a subsidiary of Hot Topic - I just thought there would be a little more of a difference. They had a significantly less "edgy" vibe compared to Hot Topics that I've visited before. Consequently, the atmosphere in this store is more relaxed and conducive to shopping. They also have their own exclusive items that aren't the same as Hot Topic (like POPs and Loungefly stuff). It seems to be slightly pricier than similar items I've seen at comparable shops that sell branded and collectible items. I'd still recommend checking out BoxLunch though, as it's cool to see items in person vs. only online. Make sure to bring your bigger pocketbook, both because they have a lot of neat stuff you'll be tempted by and because those things will not be the most inexpensive collectibles you've ever seen!