What a great idea to create a shop focused on sensory toys, books, fidgets and more…read more The store was packed. They restock once a week...so call in advance to know when they do and be aware it will be busy. It's poorly marked in the strip mall but be diligent when looking for it. It's worth it!!

First time here. Stopped by because they had the infamous Needohs. Overall I was impressed with all…read morethe sensory items that they had. I did end up purchasing other items for my kids. Staff was super friendly!

This is a kid and/or adult's dream--regardless of what you're looking for. They have a bit of…read moreeverything for the kid who wants to play or find some unusual toys for their ever-expanding collection, or an adult who wants to revel in some nostalgia. In addition, the staff are kind, helpful, and knowledgeable about their various products. Finally, if you are looking to sell or trade some items, they are fair and considerate when reviewing your items. Every city needs a "Toy Pit."

As an Elder Millennial raising little 90's wannabees, this shop has quickly become a family…read morefavorite. Everyone working there is really friendly and helpful. There's always been at least one employee that will geek out with us about our favorite characters. I recently purchased a Coraline doll for my youngest from The Toy Pit, and she was so thrilled. She's carried her everywhere for the last week. Their Barbie collection is pretty impressive. You can also find Labubu and My Little Ponies from the 80's. There's always something new to check out.

The shop is super cute as you walk in it's very neutral so that all the product can shine. I've…read moregotten a lot of really good felting and spinning materials here and the shop owner is really nice price to the market which shows that they're a credible source. Sandy, the owner, has an incredible insight on the fiber arts and she definitely helps when trying to find a product.

The Tabby Tree Weaver is a great place to get weaving and spinning supplies, browse, and even get…read morelessons. The owner, Sandi, is so patient a d knowledgeable. I went from a wanna-be-weaver to an actual loom owner and weaver. Great place to shop, wonderful small business to support, and super place to learn something new!!

I have been popping in here since I was a child and it's always been a place that holds some of my…read morefavorite childhood memories. I got to speak to the new owner this time and she was a delight! So many wonderful recommendations and I love that they've added in a pretty stellar small (but mighty) section for adults as well! They will be hosting an event this week with Clifford and I loved hearing about other upcoming events and pop ups! I plan to bring my nieces here next time because their selection of children's books/games & Knick knacks and more is going to be a for sure hit!

Came here with a gift card and money to spend! Brought my 13 and 9yo old with me. This place is…read moresmall, charming and has a great selection of children's books, toys, baby books/toys. My sons could've hung out for at least a couple of hours. Though we didn't end up with any books, my youngest found a Diary of a Wimpy Kid pillow in the shape of Greg's head. Price was exactly as much as our gift card. Prices overall, were comparable to Barnes and Noble or any other book store. But the Mom and Pop/small business feel of this place would make me want to give them my money. Service was wonderful and friendly.

Cute shop! Love the simplicity of the things you can get to the extreme depth of detail you can get…read morefor the craft.

I recently visited this establishment and was absolutely impressed by the outstanding service and,…read moreexceptional selection of materials. The owners went above and beyond to ensure I found exactly what I needed, offering me guidance and assistance every step of the way. The range of materials was both extensive and of high quality, making it easy to find the perfect items for my project. I HIGHLY recommend for crafters looking for RICE PAPER, DECOUPAGE PAPER , and much more! I felt like a kid in a candy shop! Top-notch service and a great selection!

Hampton Co. is an interesting little shop. It is connected by a hallway to Market Vintage. Hampton…read morehas gift type items that are handcrafted by local folks. They also have gemstones and crystals. They have quite a few things in there that will make you laugh so it is really fun to shop in there. My girlfriend and I were shopping next door and stopped in to check them out and both of us found something to take home. They also have nice pottery pieces from local artists. I have been in now a couple of times and it seems I always find something new when I go back. I will continue to shop here and next door.

One of my all-time favorite places to get gifts in Indianapolis. This place is such a vibe in the…read morebest way. There's also an antique component to this store, along with the gifts, with many local artists selling here. This place is always on my list of where to stop when I'm in Irvington!

I visited Hey Little Diddle to find a gift for my new niece, who has a fancy name, so this store…read moreseemed like an appropriate place to begin to look for a gift for her. This store is a little fancy, but not overly so. It's very carefully curated, and the color palate is beige-taupe-oatmeal-neutral toned. It's like if Restoration Hardware created a baby store. If you're looking for neutral baby clothes, Hey Little Diddle is your place. The prices are a little too rich for my blood, as I prefer outfitting babies and toddlers in hand-me-downs that they can throw up on, fall down in, get muddy and messy, and also don't cost $125. The clothing here is adorable, though, and you won't find outfits like these anywhere else in the area. I wasn't looking for baby clothes, but more like toys or trinkets. They do have a few, but not a huge selection. I would visit this store for clothing mostly.

Many sweet quality clothing options for little ones both every day and dress up wear. Plus super…read morehelpful staff!

What an amazing organization. Teachers' Treasures is a store where Marion County teachers/educators…read morecan shop for supplies that they need for their classrooms, or supplies that the children in their classes need. Best of all: All of these items are provided to the teachers for free. The things that teachers can shop for range from backpacks to pencils, binders to STEM books, Lysol wipes to poster board. All of those things that teachers sometimes tend to pay for out of their own pockets -- they are given in abundance here for free. I love this place so much. If you're a teacher, you can sign up to shop at the Teachers' Treasures website. Then, you visit during your designated time, grab a shopping cart and get the supplies you need. Teachers' Treasures is only open on certain days and at certain times, so you need to make a reservation in order to visit. If you are looking for a volunteering opportunity, Teachers' Treasures is always looking for volunteers to help stock shelves, unload products from pallets and assist teachers as they shop. This wonderful organization relies on volunteer efforts.

I really enjoy going here especially with me being a school social worker. I am able to go here and…read moreget items to utilize with my scholars during our small groups or individual sessions or check ins. This place receives donations to where teachers or other school staff can come here to shop and it is no cost. The schools typically pay for the employees memberships to go here. There are times you come here and you may hit the jackpot and then sometimes there may not be items that you are looking for. The volunteers that work here are always friendly and are willing to answer any questions and help you out.