Love this store. First time I have ever really been in a goodwill and it was life changing. Quality…read moreclothes for dirt cheap. I don't think I could buy from big store again with what I got. $2.50 Duluth track top. Under armor shorts same price. Can't beat this place. Thankful to finally shop at goodwill.

If you're a teenager looking for thrifted clothes this is where to find fire fitsread more

When we travel, we look for thrift shops. I was excited my…read morehotel was in walking distance to this place. There are racks of clothes, sorted by size! I haven't seen another SA do that (they are usually grouped by color). Bravo! There was one price for shorts, another for shirts, etc. Prices were good! The store could hold more merchandise, but perhaps they don't get enough donations for to fill it. I was hoping to find some UP/ SSM shirts to avoid the full price at gift shops, but didn't find any in my size. Next time we are visiting, i will stop back in.

The prices can be a bit high. If you are a budget they really can be expensive. I blame the…read moreincreases on flippers. Please remember why this was established. Usually very clean and women try to organize the space.

If you can handle wading through too many racks in a small space, then you are sure to find at…read moreleast a few bargains. Second Childhood focuses mainly on infant and children's clothing and items (toys, furniture, gear, etc.). They are a little pricey compared to other resale shops, but they do have much better quality and more name brand items than most resale shops in the area. You do need to be careful about when you go in to shop - with so little space the store fills up quickly. I also tried to take my toddler one day and the store clerk's children hounded her and wanted to "share" her doll, which made her cry. They made my shopping experience much more difficult than it needed to be, but we did leave with exactly what we were after and for half the price of purchasing new. I stop in frequently because the deals are worth any "assistance" provided by extra little people.

I was just at the Second Childhood Clothing Shop and found many things like new and many were name…read morebrand items. The clerk's had their children with them in the store but it was not an issue. Nice to be able to bring children to work, I know how hard and expensive it is to deal with child care. If one is worried about space inside the store make it easier and don't bring your children that could get into things while you are looking. Know your sizes and go crazy :-) !!! Hands off to the female business woman. FYI the store is bigger than the original location....growing in small leaps and bounds.

This shop is fantastic, particularly for clothes and smaller pieces. The staff are really great,…read moreand you've got to stop here if you're passing through!

Brought daughter (4 yrs old) into store to spend her allowance so we got a few books. Even with all…read morethe "pee-dancing" they won't allow a child to use restroom? This also happened -before- Covid. There's so many better stores, with much friendlier, more -professional- staff. Once Upon a Time thus used to be a nice place to shop...

Not worth the price, you can buy most things new for what they charge. OH ALSO bring your child to…read morea bathroom elsewhere before going or if your pregnant pee right before you go or they will just allow you and your child to soil yourselves and make jokes about it once you leave!

You never know what you'll find! This is always our first stop after we arrive on the island and…read moreunpack. It's a great way to fill in for whatever you may have forgot to pack, or pick up a game or puzzle. You can't beat the prices! Super scores over the years include a vintage Electrolux canister vacuum (built like a tank!) and a beautiful cotton queen-sized quilt that I use year round. 100% volunteer run store, all the proceeds are used for charity.