Over the years, as my disposable income has decreased, and recently, I've become a parent, I'm more mindful and frugal when it comes to spending my money. That said, I'm not a huge fan of expensive, boutique stores.... especially for growing children! They aren't in their clothes long enough to get your money's worth from the clothes. However, there are many people in this area that can afford and do buy these clothes for their kids, so it is a good shop to have in this town (and everything is nice to look at).
I admit that I come in from time to time just to see if there is something practical for my little one. The stores has outfits and styles ranging from infant to child-size. They are all adorable and well-made. Usually, I go towards the small toy section in the back, of which there is a neat selection of Melissa and Doug items, instruments, wooden 'paper' dolls, and other things. I've only bought one thing: a colorful wooden stacker that my child LOVES. That was a good investment.
Also, up in the front of the store are clothing by the Simply Southern line. There's a lot of bows for little girls, if you're into putting giant bows on tiny heads. Honestly, I saw more cute things for the girls than I did for the boys. Not a lot of unisex items. Seeds & Saplings is not a bad store at all, just not my style. Cheers. read more