I cannot recommend this store for any fashion savvy mother of young children. This is not a child-friendly store. I hadn’t planned on shopping, however I popped into the store on a Saturday morning after attending a Kindermusik class with my 3 year old at Gilman Village. To prevent him from running around the store, I proceeded to sit him in front of the large store window at the back of the store and gave him a bag of Cheerios and a fruit roll-up as a distration. He was sitting right next to me so I could keep an eyer on him. I also had a juice box in my hand, which I was holding (since he had refused it), and the store clerk walked over an told me that she didn’t want any food in the store. Well - there was no sign posted on the front door prohibiting food or drink (like most places have if it is a problem). I am sure if I had a latte in hand without a child, she would have been more than happy to let me shop. I will take my shopping dollars elsewhere - your loss honey since I spend a lot of money on clothes. I plan to tell all my other shopping mommy friends to avoid your store like the plague.
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Diane | September 20th, 2007 at 7:11 pm
Gee, let me get this right….you brought your 3 year old in with CHEETOS, sticky fruit roll-up and also juice? Mama, I wouldn’t let you in my store either! That’s a disaster waiting to happen. How were you going to shop if you had to sit there with him while he ate? What would you do when he finished? Shop? What would keep him occupied then?
Save your shopping for later or get the stroller out!
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1. Tricia | February 17th, 2007 at 7:45 pm
I cannot recommend this store for any fashion savvy mother of young children. This is not a child-friendly store. I hadn’t planned on shopping, however I popped into the store on a Saturday morning after attending a Kindermusik class with my 3 year old at Gilman Village. To prevent him from running around the store, I proceeded to sit him in front of the large store window at the back of the store and gave him a bag of Cheerios and a fruit roll-up as a distration. He was sitting right next to me so I could keep an eyer on him. I also had a juice box in my hand, which I was holding (since he had refused it), and the store clerk walked over an told me that she didn’t want any food in the store. Well - there was no sign posted on the front door prohibiting food or drink (like most places have if it is a problem). I am sure if I had a latte in hand without a child, she would have been more than happy to let me shop. I will take my shopping dollars elsewhere - your loss honey since I spend a lot of money on clothes. I plan to tell all my other shopping mommy friends to avoid your store like the plague.
2. Diane | September 20th, 2007 at 7:11 pm
Gee, let me get this right….you brought your 3 year old in with CHEETOS, sticky fruit roll-up and also juice? Mama, I wouldn’t let you in my store either! That’s a disaster waiting to happen. How were you going to shop if you had to sit there with him while he ate? What would you do when he finished? Shop? What would keep him occupied then?
Save your shopping for later or get the stroller out!
3. Lisa | November 26th, 2007 at 10:18 am
overpriced and poor selection
4. Lisa | November 26th, 2007 at 10:19 am
snooty saleswoman.
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