Jellybeans is a fun store for finding gifts and unique items for small people. They've got the…read moregamut covered, from baby gear for infants (diaper bags, super soft burp cloths, strollers, personalized pacifiers, etc), to cute clothes and shoes, to fun toys that you can't find anywhere else in town. It's a boutique, which means that many of the items that Jellybeans carries are on the higher end of the spending spectrum. But again, this is where you go to get something special for the little people in your life. You'll get an excellent customer service experience as well, as the staff has always been very helpful and friendly when I've been in. My last visit was to pick up a gift for my son's seventh birthday. I got him a spooner board, which is basically a cross between a surf board and a skateboard (with no wheels). It's kind of big and weirdly shaped, but when I mentioned that it was for a gift, the gal at the register offered to put a big bow on it. The bow meant that I didn't have to attempt wrapping the thing, and my son thought it was cool that there was a little bag of jellybeans on the bow. The Spooner Board was a huge hit - you should definitely check it out if you have an adventurous kiddo. Overall, you can count on Jellybeans for adorable clothes, interesting toys, and the latest in baby couture. The store also connects to STAXX, a women's clothing boutique next door that is owned by the same person.

This review is for Walmarts Spark Delivery service & the pros & cons of working for Spark…read more 1st- The delivery service itself is pretty good unless the employees loading your vehicle get your orders mixed up, the driver has no idea the orders are mixed up & all bags are not labeled with customers name, therefore customer may get items they didn't order or not get everything they ordered. 2nd- Spark allows drivers to work their own hours & days & take the orders you want from the stores you want, however, during the week they aren't that busy so hope you have a main job & spark ain't it! Also, Spark rates their drivers in the app using metrics, if you don't take some of the trips that say "just for you" your metrics decrease. Once this happens you will get next to nothing as far as trip orders also, Walmart used to do a max of 2 trip orders per vehicle but started doing 3 orders & claimed that drivers would make more money... NO! And don't get me started on the 3rd floor apartment deliveries with a 40-50 lb. item listed in a large 120 quantity order & only pay $1.50 more for the apartment delivery! Some of these trips pay no more than $7 with no tip from customer! 3rd- If you like delivering, don't get your account deactivated!! Once deactivated you have to go through the appeals process online to try & get reactivated, I know of a person who has gone through the appeals process half a dozen times & been given a different reason for her deactivation each time including that they can't verify her identity!! Walmart does a background check on all their potential drivers, they have you upload your DL & insurance to their website so I'm thinking they have real morons working for them! I'm sure I've left out other cons of working for Walmart Spark....like just bc an order shows a tip doesn't mean you'll get it, customer has 24 hrs to take back a tip & some trips may have a mileage delivery of 20mi. & not pay more than $10-$15 for 3 deliveries. Don't forget your a contract laborer & no taxes are being paid to Uncle Sam & you have to pay for gas in your vehicle & do maintenance on said vehicle! That's right, get the picture? 4th- If your retired & just looking to supplement S.S. or on disability, this isn't a bad job, it's easy, not stressful & you can work just 4-5 hrs a day for a couple days a week. Otherwise, I'd look elsewhere for work.

They sent my medication to the wrong address in a different town. They have tried to over charger…read moreand they are lazy. There customer service is a joke. I'm fed up. Bambi. They have lost my meds and I am in trouble without them. If something happens to me you know what is next

This place is a great thrifting spot for some cheap items! Maybe not the best quality of things,…read morebut a wide variety for sure! We were very confused about the pricing because things are like $1.01 and $2.02 and $4.84. weird prices. not sure if there was a reason for that but it isn't clear in the store. something about rounding up, but again not clear! It was overall clean and the workers were helpful!

Good place to find wide variety of used items. The prices are rather expensive. Much of what you…read morefind, you could purchase new for same or cheaper price. It's worth shopping their occasional random deals.

I am so glad The Children's Place exists. The prices are affordable, the selection is huge and…read moresales are plentiful. When my children were small I shopped here occasionally and now that I have 3 wonderful little grandchildren I can't stay out of this place. They are excellent for back to school shopping, Christmas gifts, play clothes for summer. You get the idea.

I have received such HORRIBLE customer service from The Children's Place. I placed an online order…read moreand was willing to try picking up at the store but now I get an email saying they can't even fulfill my order? This was ridiculous to begin with as other competitor clothing lines ship to my home for free. I will never purchase from children's place again. I shop Tea, Gap, Old Navy, H&M, J Crew... just to name a few great shopping options. Don't waste your money on The Children's Place.

I'm really confused by the other reviews, as they gave me an expectation of a fun store with fun…read moret-shirts. I hijacked a few coworkers en route to a work event while we were in town and dragged them here, promising a fun store with funny t-shirts. We walked in to a very upscale hipster-type store with a few 'unisex' (yeah, to me, that mean's men's) shirts and none of them were very funny. The store was really quiet and uncomfortable.

When you walk in you are met with a wonderful aroma, a scented candle that smells divine! The gal…read morethat assisted me with finding a couple of tees explained the meaning behind the name of the shop which is really cool. I got a couple tees. One for myself and one for a friend. Great shop!

I love this place! They give me credit for my kids stuff and we always fi d a good selection there.read more

Wonderful store. You find treasures such as Hape toys, Mary Janes, fun Easter dresses, and much…read moremore. The employees are welcoming. The space is large so you don't feel cramped like in other stores. It seems they have a lot of drop-offs to process which only means more goodies to find. Prices are great! (They even have a play area so moms can try on maternity clothing. We need all the help we can get for a minute of private time! )

I used to go to this store multiple times weekly but within the past 6 months, they've hired an…read moreolder lady with beady eyes just a little too close together that is just HATEFUL. I don't know WHY people who don't like people go into customer service. People who don't like to work the hours required of them. If you don't want to work to your complete abilities for the time the store is open, DONT DO IT. If you can't be nice to customers until the doors are locked, go work at a call center! Burlington has lost thousands of dollars at each Springfield location by alienating me as a customer. I'll take my money to Ross, where the employees treat me like family.

The customer service is always great here! It's relatively easy to find what I'm looking for and…read moreof course the prices are great! Not much else to say about this Burlington Coat Factory, those are three things that mean the most during a shopping experience in my opinion. Great prices, great service.

Yay for my beautiful new red maternity coat! :)…read more So for most of my pregnancy, I've been avoiding stores that were specifically directed at maternity wear under the false assumption that they'd be way more expensive. When I finally went into a Motherhood Maternity, I realized I was wrong. In fact, last week my mom and I went into this location and I picked a beautiful red coat for only $40 (from a nice sale selection). It should fit for the rest of my pregnancy. Tera was a big help and gave me her opinions on what would work for the next 3 months and when I should go up a size. lol My first time to a Motherhood Maternity was in AZ. A friend took me in and I was so surprised to see things were often less expensive than they were at Target's maternity section! Jeans for example, started at $30 regular price, nursing bras were all under $20 from what I could tell... and the sales are great! I was pretty impressed. They have a large clearance section in the back. :) They also have some trendy selections, including jackets, jeans and sweaters. Honestly, I've bought most of my stuff from other mothers online or at Craigslist (better for the environment and my pocketbook) but for those special items and the occasional trendy new piece, I'll definitely be back!.. especially when I know what size of nursing bras I'll be needing. lol *sigh* See ya there!

One of the sales girls offered to help me with picking out some nursing bras and wanted to measure…read moreme. She advised me I was a this size (knowing full well she was wrong). I proceed into dressing room with a few sized nursing bras. Low and behold I end up leaving purchasing a few nursing bras that were 2 cup sizes larger than what she had told me. The sales woman wasn't very helpful with getting me measured....she was way off. I also would advise going in the store and trying some things on for sizing but then order online you can get so many great deals online and on the clearance online rather than in store! :)