My only complaint is that the only place to change a diaper is on the floor of the changing room…read more Just strange for a children's clothing store.

Quite pricey, but the items are beautiful and high quality. Cute little store, with helpful staff!read more

More here to offer than you can even imagine. I love to come here to learn about awesome toys since…read moreI know everything here is made of materials I am happy to let my baby chew on. Toys: so many great toys and terrific brands! And this includes lots if toys meant for free play and creativity rather than directed play. So valuable. Clothes: adorable! I am generally a thrift sale mama, so I haven't purchased clothes here. Useful baby stuff: oh so many things I want!! I got a few things that have been great for our family that I really wanted to see in person rather than buying online, like that silicone plate that is attached to a mat that sticks to the table and has multiple food compartments. Wraps: I mean, is there ANYWHERE else in the area you'd want to go for a wrap? The staff is so helpful, you can try everything, it's perfect. Diapers: again, I just don't think there is anywhere in a two-hour radius I could go for the kind of passion and expertise about cloth diapers you can find here. Classes: babywearing, cloth diapering, special topics--what a wonderful service to the greater community. And I am willing to come all the way from far far southeast wisconsin.

The staff is wonderful! Store is a little expensive, but the service is worth it! The staff is very…read morewilling to educate on their products and will help with learning how to use products like their baby carriers. I definitely felt a sense of community here. I HIGHLY recommend this place especially for new moms like me!

Knowledge of the young lady that helped me.Feel bad so don't remember her name She even remembered…read moretalking to me on the phone. But down to businessz The producer she sold me was great! Loved it!

Want to let your creative juices flow, this is definitely where you want to go for a fun group or…read moreindividual scent making journey. We are always fortunate to pop in and they have availability, but probably best to call ahead. I also learned you can make your own nail polish color!!! What!!!

Ventured out to Hartland and was pleasantly surprised by this great local shopping spot! They were…read morehosting mini photoshoots for a pre Mother's Day celebration which grabbed my attention. Upon arrival I was greeted and the woman who was working was super nice. They have a great selection of goods, a lot of them are locally sourced or handmade. It's set up almost booth style, with about 30 vendors showcased. There's definitely something for everyone! They had a very cute DIY plant station and build your own banner. From wearables to vintage decor, to soap and homemade treats, it's the perfect shop to source a creative and fun gift!

Such a cute shop with a wide variety of vendors featured! I love getting gifts here; they have…read moreunique baby clothes, seasonal decor, fun jewelry, candles, food items and more. We also went for a mini photo shoot when they partnered with a local photographer for Easter pics with bunnies and chicks - adorable!

First, to other LGBT folks of Brookfield, this is a great and safe place. Craft places tending…read moretoward older crowds can be pretty hit or miss, and this is definitely a hit. This place is awesome. If you've only ever used yarn from places like Michaels or hobby lobby, learning how to use good quality yarn might intimidate you. Take the plunge. Get a little more familiar with yarn sizes and materials (cotton, alpaca, wool). That's really all you need to start buying beautiful, long lasting, and soft yarns. You'll thank yourself when your yarn isn't made out of plastic anymore! The yarn is more expensive than the plastic products at craft shops; however, there is a good range of less-to-more pricey products. You can get 100 grams of superb wool yarn for $13, or you can get 100 grams of a silk and linen mix for $37. (PS, they sell berroco berroco, and I used their half wool/half alpaca yarn for my sweaters. It's $14 per 100 grams!) They also do sell some plastics (a nylon mix is very useful in socks), it's just not my style personally. The worst thing about this place is that it is very knitting oriented, kind of leaving crochet in the dust, especially in their book selection (there's like 14 knitting books and only ONE crochet book). Still, even as someone who only crochets, I love it. It is worth your time. Also, no shame to people who buy craft store yarns for money purposes! Pursue your passions in a way that works for you!

Wonderful, busy shop with very helpful worker. Comfy seats for anyone accompanying a knitter. Jazz…read moreplaying softly in the background. Good selection of yarn and knitting accessories. Sociologically speaking, knitting people are a subculture, one that places a high value on sharing, being supportive, helpful, patient, and respectful, especially to new knitters. The workers are especially attentive to customers who want to repair or replicate something a grandmother knit. Pretty divergent from contemporary mainstream American society. I just wish they served espresso.

In addition to this barn shop, there are a couple of other shops at this location. If you're…read morelooking for gifts, candles, ornaments, jewelry, soaps, wall art, holiday decor, and more, Vintage Barn Chicks is a cute stop. Recently we stopped in near Christmas and they even had treats and mulled cider to enjoy while you shopped! The staff is friendly and helpful, too. Be sure to check hours before you visit as they aren't open every day.

Amazing customer service! Lisa was an amazing with gift…read moreselections & gifting presentation !

Good selection on name brand clothes at a fair price. Store is very clean and employees are…read morefriendly and helpful. Best resale (Clothing) store in Mequon.

I have been patronizing Nearly New at various locations since the '70s. I dropped a few items off…read morefor consignment. I used the bathroom. After a few minutes, the owner, Peggy, just about bit my head off about "the mess" I left in the bathroom. I was oblivious regarding this "mess.". I go in the bathroom, and there are three or four snippets of tissue. I don't know where it came from. It was an embarrassment and extremely poor business practice. I was with my niece who was helping me out with the clothes, and I was embarrassed in front of her, especially since I had nothing to do with it. There are more tactful ways to bring something to a person's attention. Just incredibly rude and hurtful.

We typically always have a great experience at any Lululemon location, but today was an…read moreexceptional and phenomenal experience thanks to Natalie and Ivy!! Both helped my daughter and me in selecting, trying on and narrowing down some of our items. Both were super personable, genuine, funny and gave honest (requested) feedback. They definitely made us feel like valued guests today. Truly appreciate their positivity and happy go lucky, helpful attitudes! You can always tell when employees love where they work and these 2 made sure customers knew they were in the service industry because they enjoy it and the brand they promote! Ivy was extremely helpful in doing some hemming requests on some pants as well. She made sure the desired length was going to be the right length when she was taking the measurements. Thank you Natalie and Ivy for a great, fun shopping experience today!