Kidz Again

"I used to love this store, prices were great and they would actually take items you were selling, now all it seems like is that they want name brand clothing and prices are ridiculous I found an outfit I bought for my son brand new at Walmart and it was only a dollar cheaper! I took in 2 bags of clothes and a big box and they took maybe 5 items even tho they were all in great condition! Also have had my credit used by someone else that wasn’t me a few times! The only thing here that is worth going back for is shoes!"

"The store is spacious and clean, and the bathrooms are clean too which is so nice! But most of the products are new stuff. A lot of the "new" items are not a good deal or good quality. I really prefer to buy used which is why I shop consignment! I would love to see a 50c or $1 rack with less-than-perfect items, rather than so much new stuff. It's worth the visit though! I found a lot of cute used things!"

"This store has really gone downhill. They use to give a decent amount for clothes and now you are lucky if you get $3-$4 for a huge bag of like new clothes. I would not recommend to anyone and their prices have gone way up. Will not be taking my stuff there anymore!"

"They're OK. It's a hit and miss just like any other thrift store. However, they set some clothes same price as Costco. Where Costco it would be brand new. Not everyone shops at Costco. Though what gets me is "how" they would know the clothes were a "set." Watch out. Also bought a toy and it's actually broken."

"I wish the consignment part of this business was a little more transparent. I have ton of items that I would like to take here-but I don’t trust their buying process so it’s just sitting in my garage instead. Customers pay attention to the little things-and I hope that the owners consider the past reviews regarding this topic of selling because they really are losing out on some awesome baby products they could be given the opportunity to sell if they were thought to be more trustworthy! **updated review** The owner called my a few days after leaving my review asking what was wrong with their business in regard to its transparency-I told her it would be nice if we could be told what was being taken and for how much & told her that it didn’t seem right to donate clothes if they weren’t picked up after a day. This is valid-because who knows if it’s actually being “donated” whose to say she isn’t keeping the product to sell without reimbursing the customer. She basically told me all my concerns could be addressed differently if I asked meaning - if I couldn’t pick up within a day I could let them know when I could pick them up or if I wanted to I could ask to see what was being taken by the store. I told her that if I could verify that that was accurate I would change my review-I asked if the paper we sign when trading was on the website to see; and she said yes so I figured I’d give the benefit of the doubt and look. But I said it’s never been offered and transparency is still important to customers so it should be that way across the board-not just if you ask- if anything to protect their business. Well I never found that paper online, so I never changed my review. On 8/5 I came in and figured I would come in to read the paper and bring clothes in and see if what she said was true, I asked the employee if I could pick my clothes up on Thursday and she said it was fine-so that checked out and I was happy with that because I live far. Shortly after shopping around I get a call from the owner saying that I needed to come get my bag and that I wasn’t welcome at the store because I didn’t remove/adjust my review-she stated that I had an “issue” with the store. I told her that as a business owner I think she should be able to take some criticism and not “ban” customers. I was caught off guard and continued to walk around with my 2 and 1 year old. Soon enough I see her looking for me, she called my name and I answered. She proceeded to argue with me about my review, a conversation that went absolutely NOWHERE. I told her I didn’t have an issue with her personally but I did feel like the business could be ran differently (something MANY other people can agree on). She apparently took it as a personal offense because she could not let go of the fact that I didn’t remove my review or change it. At one point I asked her what she wanted out of the conversation- “me to remove the review? Alter it?” I told her I would but that was not an ethical way to run a business. She had no answers for me just continued to argue as I’m with my two kids. As the conversation went nowhere she proceeded to take the stuff I was going to purchase with my credit out of my stroller with my kids in it. At this point I was pretty enraged. She hadn’t completely “lost” a customer up until this point, I don’t feel my review was harsh, I didn’t accuse her of anything, I just pointed out how maybe things could be different in some areas, if anything for the sake of keeping her customers from feeling like there is room for dishonestly on their part. I left feeling attacked by Lynn and that is not how reviews should be handled. Arguing in the middle of the store, with all your customers listening in on the conversation? I’m really shocked at her behavior. I had multiple shoppers approach me in the parking lot asking why that “lady” was speaking to me in such a way. I briefly explained and they were appalled- she should be completely embarrassed! photo is of her taking stuff out of my stroller! **also someone is clearly buying reviews now…What a joke"