A unique toy store for children to offer learning, activities, games as well as hold weekend events with various themes.
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S. Joslyn, I recommend adding a picture to this post to make the visual of your idea come to life.
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I was just thinking the other day that we could use a good toy store around here. I was shopping for my grandson last week and found I didn’t have many choices. I went to Walmart and Big Lots but couldn’t find what I wanted. I found out that Job Lot doesn’t carry toys this time of year and T.J. Maxx was very limited. My only other ideas were drug stores unless I wanted to truck down to the mall or order on-line. A unique toy store sounds even better!
This idea is a super good one. Where around here do we have toy stores anymore? Toy Works dried up and took off, I think having a cool specialty one downtown will bring interesting energy to town.
I go to Ammato’s in New Britain, specifically because I have to avoid Walmart for toys, cheaper but i hate going in there! Who wants to be depressed when buying toys!? Would support this 100% birthdays christmas…reportcards!