I've had only great shopping experiences here! As a first time mom to be, I had no idea about any…read moreof the baby things to buy. Luckily the staff here are SO knowledgeable and kind (and I think they may all be moms too?!?). They were extremely patient with me as I asked all my dumb questions and never pressured me to buy anything. They have store models of all the fancy strollers (uppababy, nuna, etc) and high quality cribs and high chairs.

Still my favorite toy store in Ann Arbor. Thoughtful employees, beautifully curated items and they…read moregift wrap (!) which saves me every time I pop in for last minute kids birthday party presents. So grateful for Little Seedling!

They have had my things for months, and they say some has been donated and some is still there…read more This was fine, until I found out another person is having the same thing happen. I am not sure this business is legit.

Had absolutely the best experience at this store! Went in to plan for the very near future where…read moreI'm going to be unable to button my existing pants. The sales girl (Shandea, I think that's how to spell it) was so extremely kind and helpful. In just a few sentences she not only helped she also calmed my nerves and made me feel so welcomed. I didn't buy anything today, but I'll be back!

Went to buy a shirt and it was missing a button. There wasn't another in same size in store so they…read moreoffered to order it online because there were multiple available and convinced me how easy and convenient it would be because it would be shipped free, etc. So I opted to order it instead of having to repair a brand new item. She said it could take up to 14 business days to arrive. Three weeks later and no word. I called to check order status and apparently it was just automatically canceled because it was out of stock. Hmm interesting that she listed multiple options with multiple available, yet it was out of stock and I end up empty handed. This store is way overpriced as it is and the customer service was basically useless...

They accept clothes in a box or basket. They choose what they think will sell. And give you back…read morethe rest. They are friendly and helpful I like shopping there with the money I make.

The person working at the counter stared at me the whole time and then proceeded to make negative…read morecomments towards me. If you are trying to shop and be treated like a human being, don't even consider to visit this store!

Just an FYI- There is only about a 6 foot rack of maternity clothes total in the store…read more Disappointed.

There tends to be a difference between a thrift shop (like Goodwill, and religious mission operated…read morebusinesses like St. Vincent DePaul) and a second hand store (generally pricier, higher product quality, and operated under a more traditional business model). This place seems like a hybrid of both. Prices seem to be right around the Goodwill range or even less (and like Goodwill, they were offering 50% off of certain colored tags). I hope you've got Macklemore playing in your head because I know I do. I got the velcros ... Anyway, decent variety of older games and toys, lots of kids clothing in a wide range of sizes, even some maternity bras and clothing for mothers, and a huge rack for shoes in the back. As is off in the case, there were three times as many girls shoes as boys. The spot is definitely way off the beaten path -- tucked in the very back corner of a strip mall at the corner of Gulll and Sprinkle roads (if you've found Main Street Pub you've got the right building -- it's around the back).

I have taken several items in excellent condition with several pieces with tags still on And they…read moredon't want to purchase them from me. Very frustrating as this items are definitely in style and besides these young girls working the desk don't know what style is in my opinion. Style is very personal and just because they don't like it doesn't mean someone else wouldn't. One time they told me a denim jacket I took in was out of style! It was a regular style denim jacket for gosh sake. Since when does denim go out of style anyway. I'm not going back.

Easy to drop off clothes to sell, and I usually find something to purchase as well. They have a…read morewonderful selection and lately I think the quality has increased. I believe they have new owners that are doing a great job with this location.