The Red Wagon is a children's boutique. It offers an array of merchandise, including apparel, shoes, toys and books, for children of all ages. The store offers a customized "welcome wagon" that can be created to fit any budget. Clothing brands include Catimini, Wes & Willy, Joule, Kit & Lili and Tea. Featured toy brands include Melissa & Doug, Kid Galaxy, Manhattan Baby and Crocodile Creek. Red Wagon also hosts a story time and various in-store events.
For a customized, cuddly gift for that special someone, stop by Build-A-Bear and design a special friend. Starting with just the exterior hide of the soon-to-be-stuffed animal, customers can elect to give it a voice box, with pre-recorded or custom speech, and all of them are given a love-infused heart. Watch as one of the friendly staff fills it with fluffy stuffing and then have fun dressing it with a variety of outfits and accessories.
This store is located in the Northshore Mall.
Conveniently located on Belmont Street, across from the Stonehill College Campus, Merry Go Rounds has been selling and consigning children's clothing, accessories and toys at this location for more than 10 years. The quaint shop, situated on a nicely landscaped lot, accepts a maximum of 10 consignment items from walk-ins per week. Everything in the store is neatly organized and displayed. Items include play and dress clothes, seasonal wear, shoes, accessories and toys.
Located in South Shore Plaza, this store was created to give children and adults an interactive experience in creating the stuffed animals of their imaginations. Guests choose a plush animal to stuff and dress in a range of outfits, from Red Sox uniforms, Harley outfits, ballerina tutus and more.
This shop is located in the Natick Collection Mall. The store sells all types of Lego kits and various games manufactured by the company, so stop in and explore.
For fans of Star Wars, Batman, Superman, the Hulk, Spiderman, G.I. Joe, Transformers, Pokemon, and Yu-gi-oh!, Harrison's Comics and Collectibles is the place to be. Owner, Larry Harrison, says his establishment is "the best store you've never been in."
Founded in 1995, the Salem store is one of three locations where even adults can feel like kids again. Inside, you'll find rows of comic books of the golden, silver, and bronze ages. In addition, the store offers a variety of pop culture items, vintage toys and action figures, board games, graphic novels, collectible card games, and so much more.
Harrison's Comics also features gaming tournaments and special guest appearances by comic artists and writers. Every year, Harrison's hosts the North East Comic-Con in Boston. Those interested in selling or trading vintage comics are invited to make an appointment.