With 5 kids needing different clothing items at different times I always have luck finding it at…read moreKids Rack. They also have toys, shoes and many more items for kids. Another thing is they will take gently used items and give you an in store credit. My kids and I love this place!

Husband had huge boxes, no one helped him- they didn't even open the door. Watched him struggle by…read morehimself. Only to end up with them looking at a very small amount. Then he had to struggle to load it all back up. Horrible customer service.

I'll tell you who this store isn't for: Me or the 20-somethings. I'll tell you who this store IS…read morefor: My mom. I don't mean that in a bad way at all. This place is awesome for 40+ women who want to feel sexy and stylin' but are *so* over the body-squeezing, flaw-showing, tight-tight-tight clothes that you so often find when you want sexy and stylin'. My mom was in need of a serious style makeover--stuck in the mom-and-grandma rut of sweatshirts and wearing-out flannel. We took her to Chico's and the staff was absolutely great. They're more than willing to give style guidance without being pushy OR falsely-flattering. My mom now has a quintessential Little Black Dress (at age 62, this is her first). She looks fabulous and beautiful in it. (I'm so proud!) Chico's has fun, flirty and relatively modest (we did find my mom a "church-cleavage" shirt...rawr!) clothing for older women that doesn't veer into matronly. It's more boutique-like, so the selection isn't so overwhelmingly huge that it's impossible to make a decision (this, ehem, might be an issue in our family). We got mom a gift certificate for her birthday, so I guess another shopping trip will be in order soon.

I use to work at Chicos. I walked in this store and looked at everything. No one said hi to me or…read moreeven acknowledged me. I will continue to order online or through the very nice woman in Fargo.

This baby boutique is well-curated and carries everything from clothing to toys, baby furniture,…read moreand strollers. The baby girl clothing selection was adorable and we had such a fun time picking out a couple outfits and a sensory cube for our baby on the way. However, it is a higher end store and would not be affordable to do the majority of our baby shopping here.

This is an upscale baby supply store. One might say overpriced. While I got most of our kid's…read moreclothing at Target, we did not skimp on strollers and car seats. Everyone must pick their battles. Baby Grand has a very well-curated collection of baby stuff from clothes, books, toys, to furniture and strollers. I particularly like the deep stroller and car seat selection. We are a BabyZen Yo-Yo, Uppababy Vista/G-Link, and Maxi-Cosi family. The staff is very knowledgeable and helps new parents wade through the details to find what is best for them. The last thing I bought there was an Uppababy stroller bag and they were one of the few places locally that had it. They also have toddler beds in a separate area, because one day your little one will need to get out of that crib - and these guys have you covered all along the way.

We stopped into this baby boutique to pick out a couple items for our baby on the way. The store…read morecarries a small selection of well-curated baby clothes, stuffed animals, toys, and strollers. While you couldn't do the majority of your baby shopping here, it's the perfect spot to pick out some cute clothes or a new toy. We loved their selection of crinkle books and stuffed animals especially.

We were visiting from Omaha and decided to pop in before our departure. Staff was extremely…read morefriendly and helpful! I thought they had a fantastic selection of clothing, books, and toys! My daughter had a ball wandering around looking at everything. We ended up leaving with a new fox Jellycat and an adorable sweater!

This is a large thrift shop with all you'd expect to find - clothes, shoes, art, and furniture…read more Craft items, electronics, boooks, etc. There were some areas that seemed well-organized and others that were not ... I was intrigued to find some brand new holiday merchandise from well-known retailers, including Target - and enjoyed that one wall was devoted to all holidays (meaning you can purchase Halloween items now). There is a no-refund, no-return policy for most items - electronics for sure - so I did walk away from a $10'dehydrator. All in all, a fun spot to walk around, but prices seemed a bit steep. It is with a visit. .... More review highlights to come.

that was so peak. the clothes and bags we actually adorable and the store is laid out so wellread more

My Mum's car keeps breaking down, so I have to help Mother out and fix her Mother Car usually by…read morelooking under the Mother Hood. This is a lovely mothering store that seems to be popular in Michigan, and this one is located inside the Ridgedale Mall Way Out West of Minneapolis. Definitely a Great Lakes business because I see it all over the place here. They have great mothering products and almost nobody is ever in this store - at least they haven't been the times that I've been here. In any case I'm a fan.

Motherhood maternity really has one of the largest selections of maternity and nursing clothes,…read morebras and accessories. The downfall is the prices. Macys (next door) sells motherhood maternity clothes in store and online where at least there are sales and coupons. Lastly, this particular location has some very pushy, rude and sassy employees.

Always the staple when it comes to projects, kid activities, decorations, creative arts, holiday…read moreitems, etc. I have used them recently for an online pickup and it worked great (grab and go)! I also bought some great Easter basket stuff and they currently have some killer deals! Also a great place to get something framed. Go get creative!

I ordered a couple of canvas prints online (actually more than a couple as I got a bit carried…read moreaway!) I have never had artwork custom framed prior to today so I wasn't sure what I was walking into but the lady at the framing counter at this location is excellent. She has a great eye and really made some awesome selections for me. She was friendly and helpful and I will for sure be taking the rest of my items in to her when they arrive. I will post pics when the items are back also. This employee really made my day.

This merry little shop comes complete with an honest-to-goodness Fairy Godmother in the person of…read moreTerre Thomas. Terre's store moved from 38th and Grand to Calhoun Square in the fall of 2008, and the neighborhood she left hasn't been the same since. Her quirky presence literally radiated out the door every day. One day you'd see her out on the sidewalk sitting in her rocking chair and chatting with passerby, the next she'd be handing out ginger cookies and pink hot chocolate. When she heard there was no tenant moving in after her, she left curtains and silk flowers behind so there'd be something besides vacant storefront windows facing the neighbors each day. *This* is the kind of person I want to do business with. Fairy Godmother is now located just inside the Hennepin Ave / Lake Street entrance to Calhoun Square. You can't miss her shop; she had the street wall mural from her old store reproduced and mounted outside her new space. Inside the shop you'll find a great collection of greeting cards, unique gifts, spiritual treasures, and surprises tucked into every corner. For you "tingle" fans, visit Fairy Godmother online.

There is a huge assortment of cards here, & I'm almost of the mind that I need to go in with only…read morethe cash I need for the card I need because I always leave with many more than I intended to purchase. When my niece was born this summer, the owner, Terrie Thomas, helped me put together a gift basket for my SIL & baby, providing a basket (which was not part of her inventory, she just had some around)-new mom book, baby sign language book, big wood letters of the baby's initials, that kind of stuff. She'll direct you to things you might not have thought of in a nonpressuring way. I appreciate the comfy couch & the basket of toys for my 4 year old to play with while I browse-that definitely extends my visits to the store. And yes, as Mark B. noted, there are tasty ginger cookies & peppermint tea proffered when you come in. Last, but not least, there is a bowl of fresh water outside the store all summer for thirsty dogs-much appreciated by mine.