I genuinely hate leaving negative reviews for small businesses because I know how hard it is to run…read moreone. But after giving this store a second chance, I feel parents deserve to know what to expect. A few weeks ago, I stopped in with my kids, who were excited to browse all of the adorable toys. Almost immediately, we noticed signs throughout the store emphasizing that this was essentially "not a toy store, but a place of business." The message came across as "children should be seen and not heard," which felt incredibly ironic for a business that exclusively sells children's toys. My kids are generally very well-behaved in stores. They know they aren't allowed to run, yell, or play with merchandise, and they certainly weren't being destructive. Like most children, though, they naturally picked up a few items that were displayed at their eye level. They were quickly reprimanded by both employees behind the counter for "looking with their hands." I chalked it up to a bad day. We left with a wish list because we don't typically buy toys unless our kids earn them. Today (8/12), my son had finally earned enough to come back and purchase something from his list. Unfortunately, the experience was even worse. While quietly browsing, both he and my eight-year-old daughter were once again met with visible annoyance and corrected for touching merchandise. If your business caters to children, it's unrealistic to expect them to browse exactly like adults. There's a huge difference between destructive behavior and a curious child gently picking up an item. Instead of making families feel welcome, the atmosphere made us feel like we were inconveniencing the staff simply by bringing children into...a children's store. Needless to say, we won't be returning. There are plenty of wonderful local businesses that manage to protect their inventory while still treating families with kindness and respect. May I offer one suggestion? If touching merchandise is truly such a problem, consider adding a small play table or designated hands-on area to redirect little ones. Or perhaps rethink the branding altogether. Ironically, my children receive a warmer welcome at the antique store down the street--where everything is actually breakable. Parents are your customer base. If you want their business, making both them and their children feel welcome seems like a good place to start.

If you enjoy being followed around the store like you're going to steal something then this is the…read morestore for you. Being nice and courteous is 100% free and yet the employees or owner not sure treat you as if you can't afford anything inside the store. Made a purchase and regret supporting this business. I don't know how it could have over a four star rating other than those being friends of the owner

We went with my super picky kiddo and while the prices are not cheap, she loved being there. We had…read moreExcellent customer service and a she was able to pick out things that she would wear. There were so many choices of clothes and accessories to keep her happy, we had a hard time leaving and trust me, clothes shopping is the least favorite activity for her. We will for sure be back!! It's our new favorite store!!

Love this store and have been coming since I was a little girl over 35 years ago but one of the…read moreolder ladies that works here is excruciating. She hovered over us the whole time and was over the top with her commentary; it was suffocating. So uncomfortable and so unnecessary. Will think twice before returning again. This kids store is not kid friendly so if you go, do not bring your children.

Saturday $2 , Sunday $1. Great hidden gem but they just closed out of no where without any warning…read moreor explanation .

A great little consignment shop with excellent quality clothes at insanely affordable prices!read more

This is my new favorite shop! I love their styles and great costumer service! I feel like they are…read moremy own personal shopper boutique. They are very helpful without being pushy. I have been to the shop and ordered online and it's been great either way you shop. I even called ahead and prepaid for an order 20 minutes ahead of picking up. They had the gift ready and willing to bring to my car in the parking lot. If you are in need of Christmas gifts and great clothing styles, look no further than Karadiseboutique. You will be pleased and buying local. Win win!!

I have gone here several times and each time I am completely ignored and the associate has been on…read morethe phone with what appears to be the owner discussing business both times. This time I learned she has been feeling nauseous as she was put on speaker phone during my checkout. Rude and stand-offish is how I would describe my overall experience here. Was never asked if I needed help with sizing while trying things on and had to come out half clothed to get another size. I went to the car and saw she overcharged me for a sweatshirt. I went back in for my refund and was told she couldn't refund my tax and told me I was out the money because her system wouldn't refund my taxes. She kept repeating that she could refund my taxes even though it was her error. Never apologized. I had her call the owner and they eventually worked it out by making me rebuy the sweatshirt and taking it off of the purchase price. She had attitude the entire time. I will NEVER shop here again.

My little sister likes Jellycats and I wanted to surprise her so I looked online for stores nearby…read morethat sell them in-person I ended up driving about 45 minutes to buy them in person here. Come to find out after she opened them that she had others she'd rather get and no one else in our house really cares for them so I went to return them but I double-checked their website to make sure they accept returns since it was a local store and I didn't want to waste a trip. The website says they do so I drove another 45 minutes to take them back. Get in the store...and they definitely accept returns... for store credit or exchange "only". So no cash returns. The cashier motioned to some out of the way picture on the side wall that states you can only return for store credit. Some advice to offer: It would be a better idea to put it where customers can actually see it like most stores with alternate return policies do (like on the checkout counter or mentioning it during checkout/making the policy clear that there are no cash returns) so they can make the decision for themselves if they'd still like to shop. Had I known I at least would have double-checked with my sister beforehand or wouldn't have shopped there at all. I don't have any family that young and I don't collect Jellycats so I have no use for the stuffed animals or the store credit. I just wasted $70 and gas...on a situation that could have been avoided with better transparancy. If I wanted to donate $70 I'd have given it to a cause that actually needed it this season. Do better.

uch a cute place! We were shopping for a first time gramma and she found the most adorable sun…read moredress with classic bomb pops all over it! The plushy's were the softest I have ever held. Not a lot of clothes for older kids as advertised on the window but we were not disappointed at all. Very pleasant and welcoming staff and I felt the prices were appropriate for the unique finds.

The clothes are cute and the women are friendly HOWEVER, I'm so thankful for Stacy's review because…read moresomething similar happen to me!!! It happened to me twice, actually. They have a dress they're very fond of that they refer to as the "cha cha" dress. I had shown interest in it, but there are a few versions of the dress and the tank top version is what I was looking at. I'd admired it on two different occasions and EACH TIME the woman would go get the version with sleeves... It almost felt as though she was implying I wouldn't look good in the tank top version. I felt very smothered and I was brought tons of dresses back without asking for them that were much more matronly than the style of dresses I'd brought back prior, (again making me feel self-conscious), and she'd taken the liberty to guess my dress size. She guessed larger which hurt my feelings and made them lose a sale.

This is like going to the mall without going to the mall. Turns out this business started as a mall…read morekiosk (according to the clerk). You are paying mall prices (for sure) but the clothes really are adorable. You are not likely to find most of this stuff at Target or Kohl's so I can live with paying a little more. I did, however, have to promise my husband not to make this a staple of my wardrobing budget. They have cool boots and lots of cute tops (and some coats and accessories). I bought a gray thermal-style shirt with the SMU logo on it for around $60. It's really, really cute and so soft. So, I'm a fan. I really think it is good quality and will last. It better, or my husband will kill me.

Great selection and friendly staff, very clean and well organized! Love this place and tell all my…read morefriends to go!

This is one of the best places in McKinney to shop for kids' clothes and gear. The selection is…read morealways changing, the prices are fantastic, and the store is consistently clean and organized. The team is welcoming and helpful every time I stop in.

Really cool shop in McKinney Square! They have all sorts of unique items inspired from all over the…read moreworld. It's the kind of shop where you can spend a decent amount of time perusing and not get bored. I had to stop myself from buying everything. It's also really kid-friendly. They have a dedicated section for kids with lots of great books and toys. I have to say they have really good taste in everything they've picked and how they've designed everything in the store. They even have activities you can do for the kids. All in all, a very well-curated shop with great vibes that you should definitely check out if in McKinney Square.

What a DARLING store!! My daughter and I made the drive from Fort Worth to downtown McKinney for a…read moremother daughter day. This store drew us in with their window display and open, airy feel. They have so many unique things to choose from that would make wonderful gifts! And, prices are reasonable! The owner was lovely and spent time answering questions. We felt welcomed and really enjoyed the experience.

Finding exactly what you need in a place like this is hit or miss because it depends on what people…read morebring in. In the other hand, customer service should not be hot or miss and it wasn't! It was great! This past visit I asked the woman at the counter about finding a certain type of shoe. Not only did she tell me where to go, she actually walked me to the back and showed me the rack where that type of shoe was being displayed! She was very kind. On top of that, they actually HAD exactly what I was looking for and exactly the right size, almost brand new for less than half of what I've been seeing Online, etc. I always give Kid to Kid a try before buying things new! Thank you, kid to kid staff!

DONT DO BUSINESS HERE…read more Sellers, beware. You can have a lot of items, in good condition, clean, barely used. They will give you jack shit money wise. I had two full totes of good condition, clothing, blankets, and a few play toys, and they gave me nine dollars total. They offer you the option to wait in store for them to price your items and you are allowed to decline the sale if you'd like, but the typical wait time is estimated to be 45 minutes to an hour of just walking around the store waiting for them to look through your stuff. The other option is to leave your items and they will text you when they're finished, but you don't have the option to decline the sale after that, you can take what they won't buy home or they will "helpfully" donate them for you. In reality it actually took them 4 hours to send me a price, which I now can't decline, and my two full totes of items became $9 cash, BUT DONT WORRY you have the option to instead do store credit, a whopping 20% on top of the cash price and put your money back into the hands of the crooks who robbed you in the first place. They basically scare you out of waiting for them to price out, so that way you have no option but to leave and can't back out. Sell your items elsewhere or you're basically just giving them away, hell for the price they give you might as well actually just donate your used items.