Walking into Zion’s Mercantile feels like walking into a really warm museum with the best gift shop you have ever seen.

The team that operates Zion’s Mercantile is so knowledgeable. They told us the neat facts, symbolism and history behind a handful of paintings, photographs, replicas and even candy! It would be a blast to schedule a time to bring your visiting teachees or Young Women’s group and learn about some pioneer history.

But, it’s not just LDS history that Zion’s Mercantile offers. There were very unique and affordable gifts!

Kim and I fell in the love with the jars rights away. Okay, and the bonnets too.

Okay, and the coon skin hats.

But back to the jars! I have one in my home office that I keep ticket stubs in from family events. It’s adorable! It is nestled in among our family photos.

Or what about their Utah-shaped cookie cutters? The perfect gift for people like my parents–born and raised in Utah but living on the other side of the country.

I also loved their beehive-inspired dish sets. I have been on the hunt for a honey pot …and wouldn’t you know it, Zion’s Mercantile will be getting this little beauty in around April. It can also be used as a gravy boat or a water pitcher.

Basically what I am saying is this: Zion’s Mercantile is warm and friendly with a great staff. The shop itself is so pretty it is like being in a museum. And the unique gift options are endless!

Head on over, throw on one of their bonnets and check out what the buzz is all about.

So what did the Sassies think of Zion’s Mercantile at The Shops at Riverwoods? Read on to find out!
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What was your first impression?

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Jenny: This place is like Deseret Book . . . on crack.
Kim: The store is very bright, open and clean. I like that it isn’t SO stuffed full of merchandise that one begins to feel overwhelmed and claustrophobic. I think an open store is more apt to draw me in, keep me looking, this place is no exception.
Lindsey: {coming soon}
Stephanie: I really liked the open feel of the store. It is nice to know you have room to walk by displays and not worry about your purse knocking everything off.
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What did you like the most?

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Jenny: The staff is incredibly knowledgeable about the products in the store as well as the history of the artifacts (and their replicas) and Nauvoo in general. The way they answer questions with such passion, and without having to reference any manuals (or a computer) for accuracy, was amazing and made me want to listen to more of the stories they have to tell.
Kim: I loved the artwork and the blue glass jars. Those were definitely my two favorite things about the store. I also really liked the knowledgeable staff and the fun stories they could tell about almost every item in the store. I also enjoyed the yummy, yummy slice of bread.
Lindsey: {coming soon}
Stephanie: I adored how knowledgeable the staff and manger Sheri were about the items in the store. It is obvious they love what they do and believe in the products in their store. They really are amazing.
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What didn’t you like?

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Jenny: The merchandise, in general, simply isn’t my style. And I don’t get the fascination with the vintage guns.
Kim: While the majority of the items in Zion’s Mercantile are not necessarily my ‘style’ or things I would purchase for my own home, I was so happy to see that there are so many different things and such a variety that it would be easy to find gift ideas for anyone. I adored the handmade quilts that were a fantastic price. (Cheaper than I could make them myself.) I also adored all of the items for children, from ‘coon skin caps and canteens to pioneer bonnets and small dolls. There is definitely something for everyone.
Lindsey: {coming soon}
Stephanie: I am not really “in to” most of the items in the store. Granted, the store carries wonderful items at a great price…They just aren’t things I would typically buy for myself.
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Would you refer Zion’s Mercantile to a friend?

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Jenny: Yes, particularly someone who is interested in LDS church history or is looking for a unique gift with an LDS or Utah theme.
Kim: I would most definitely. The store is just so beautiful. The decor and the lighting are so inviting and warm. It is worth a stop in. I would recommend the beautiful stained glass replicas to hang on your kitchen window. That may be one of my favorite items.
Lindsey: {coming soon}
Stephanie: Yes. I know so many people who would just fall in love with Zion’s Mercantile.
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If you could only send out one tweet about the business, what would you say?

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Jenny: For the most unique #LDS merchandise around, specializing in Nauvoo history, check out @ZionsMercantile at the Shops at Riverwoods in Provo.
Kim: @ZionsMercantile, for authentic LDS Artwork and old time replicas of Books of Mormon, and other LDS items of the Nauvoo Era and beyond.
Lindsey: {coming soon}
Stephanie: @zionsmercantile is a one of kind shop nestled in The Shops at Riverwoods.
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Here is the official SassyScoops.com rating for Zion’s Mercantile in Provo, Utah.
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Return to SassyScoops.com on Friday for our follow-up post on Zion’s Mercantile!

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Nestled within The Shops at Riverwoods is a one of kind shop in Provo, Utah: Zion’s Mercantile Co. No, this isn’t ZCMI. It isn’t even a department store. It is a place where you can get unique gifts, art and home décor…all with a historical LDS twist.

The Sassies recently had the chance to visit Utah County and take a tour of the beautiful Zion’s Mercantile. And we were treated to more than what we expected. The manager Sheri—in fact all the employees—are so knowledgeable about the store history and items. Ask them a question about the artist of a painting or the replica rifles and they will know the answer. You can’t find that at a big box store.

Sheri and her sons actually became familiar with Zion’s Mercantile when they ran the store located in Nauvoo, IL. When they returned home to Utah they were asked several times to help start and manage a store here. And thankfully she agreed or we wouldn’t have our own Zion’s Mercantile here in Provo.

Zion’s Mercantile IS the place to buy gifts for anyone who is interested in early Utah history, Nauvoo, or who just wants something a little different. There is gorgeous artwork, historical replicas, cookbooks, toys, dishes and much, much more—all things you won’t find in other local stores.
Check back on Wednesday and Friday to see the scoop on Zion’s Mercantile and find out if Kim decided to stay in touch with her inner pioneer…forever.

But if you are like me and just can’t wait, feel free to visit:

Zion’s Mercantile
4801 N University Ave. #350
Provo, UT 84604
801.802.6064

Blog & site: zionsmercantile.wordpress.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/zionsmercantile

This week the Sassies have taken you into one of our favorite local grocery stores, Harmons.  It is easy to see why the Sassies raved about it on Wednesday.  And why Harmons inspired the recipes Vanessa and I posted on Tuesday and Thursday.   We learned so much visiting their newest Super location in Farmington, Utah.  Did you know  Harmons is so much MORE than your average grocery store?

It’s Bob and Randy Harmon treating their employees and shoppers like family.

It’s a cooking school to help the culinarily gifted and challenged alike.

It’s your specialty cheese store… with an expert on hand to help you make the right decision

Harmons is your local fish market with FRESH fish flown in from around the world. And crab legs that would make even Sebastian jealous. (I had to throw in a random Little Mermaid reference)

It’s your local butcher, baker, and candlestick maker. Okay… so they don’t actually make candlesticks there but maybe I just gave them their next big idea.

The Sassies learned that when it comes to quality service, selection, and products, Harmons is top notch! (We also learned that making Vanessa’s baby into a spokesperson for Diet Coke is FUN and adorable.)  Now what are you waiting for?  You have some learning to do.

I don’t make the trek to Utah County very often. We mainly head down on Sunday evenings for dinner with the in-laws, and Sundays means no stepping into any boutiques no matter how delicious the offerings. Good thing the Sassies had a Utah County night on the calendar or we might never have discovered ShayBee’s Chocolate, Fashion & Gift Boutique.

Tucked away on Springville’s Main Street, you could almost miss ShayBee’s if you weren’t looking for it. And then you’d be sad. Very, very sad. Because this little boutique is chock full of goodies, both the edible and inedible kind. Trust me, I know. I entered with my Flip camera in hand and left with the cutest top, skinny jeans, headband and “You Are My Sunshine” decor piece currently sitting atop my office bookshelf. (This Sassy gig can get expensive but it’s so worth it!)

The owners, Lisa and Clint, are THE CUTEST couple and have such a passion for what they do—and what they do is make delicious fudge, chocolate-dipped strawberries and caramel apples; stock the cutest handmade “treats” from local vendors (good luck choosing just one pair of earrings); offer customers stylin’ clothing; and give us women a much needed girls’ make-and-takes-style night out every Thursday. Oh, and they’ve designed ShayBee’s so its chic yet cozy and shows off its truly awesome original brick wall and exposed beams. I seriously want a room like that in my home!

Did we already mention they offer wedding planning services? What don’t these two do? Oh, I know. They don’t leave their girls out of the mix. Their two little ones join them at the store now and then, helping Mom and Dad make ShayBee’s the sweetest little boutique around!

I’m actually kinda glad the jeans I purchased didn’t quite fit right because it gives me an excuse to return to ShayBee’s on a non-Sunday day. I’m sure I missed something I didn’t know I needed last time I was there. The only thing I didn’t love was the lack of a real dressing room. They do have a nice little bathroom where you can try on clothes, but it lacks some coat hooks for hanging things and a chair or ottoman for placing your clothes. I sort of had to balance my things on the back of the toilet or atop the closed toilet seat. Not the ideal dressing room, but it didn’t stop me from buying an outfit!

Now YOU have the chance to visit Springville’s hidden treasure!

GIVEAWAY!!!

One (1) lucky SassyScoops.com reader is going to win a CHOCOLATE OVERLOAD gift basket valued at $50 AND a $50 gift card!

THE BEST giveaway…I know!

Entering is super easy. Just leave a comment on this post telling us your favorite fudge flavor! (If you don’t like fudge, tell us your favorite sweet treat.)

You can earn EXTRA entries too:

1 entry ~ “Like” ShayBee’s on Facebook and leave a comment telling us you did.

1 entry ~ “Like” SassyScoops on Facebook and leave a comment telling us you did.

1 entry ~ Tweet about this giveaway with @SassyScoops and a link to this post and leave a comment with a link to your tweet.

1 entry ~ Update your Facebook status with a link to this giveaway and leave a comment telling us you did.

Happy entering! This giveaway will end on Saturday, April 9th at midnight MST.

All SassyScoop giveaway winners are notified via email.

Special Promotion!

ShayBee’s is offering SassyScoops.com readers their very own special promo: One (1) free Chocolate Delight and 10% off your purchase! Just tell them you heard about ShayBee’s on SassyScoops.com!

ShayBee’s invited us to visit their boutique and sent us home with a cute St. Patrick’s day “Luck” magnet, which we crafted, a caramel apple and a delicious old-style soda. All thoughts, opinions, and goodies purchased from ShayBee’s are our own. But you can borrow them if you’d like.

Today’s post brought to you by our guest Sassy Becky of Utah Loves Cupcakes.

There aren’t many places all three generations of your family can go to have a great time. But Bickenstaff’s toy, game and candy store in Provo is just that, and that’s exactly what it was created to do.

Grandparents can relive memories through wooden toys and Fruit Stripe Gum while their grandchild is playing with the latest and greatest modern toy like HEX bugs. And if you’re a parent from the 70s or 80s they sure as heck have Nerds, Bottlecaps and Airheads.

The Sassies loved Blickenstaff’s all-around interactive experience. Unlike other toy stores where you are just in and out, Blick’s wants you to explore and encourages you to play with the toys (and decor) of the store.

And no, the owner’s name isn’t Willy Wonka or Kris Kringle. But you wouldn’t be surprised with the life-size gum drop Christmas tree that stands next the bulk candy all year long.

Did we mention much of the decor in the store is for sale? You want a giant hot air balloon hanging from the ceiling? You got it! How about a giraffe the size of your teenager or funny stretch mirror? You bet.

We’ve already told you how much we love their commitment to finding the best toys and games (so you don’t have to) for our families. They travel around the world to toy shows, play with the toys and games themselves (Lagretto, anyone?) and now they are gearing up to include a section on their blog with review videos.

Blick’s has something for every boy and girl. Wooden boomerangs, check. Spud guns, check. Fold & go dollhouse, yes please!  Callico Critters, of course! The Sassies were spread all across the store in their favorite nooks, or scooping out a favorite or newly discovered candy. It’s as if with each scoop we were rediscovering our childhood and creating new memories.

So head on down to Blickenstaff’s! Whether you’re looking for a few minutes to kill before that movie (don’t forget to buy some clod hoppers to sneak into the theater), looking for the perfect birthday gift, or just wanting to spend some time with your kids in a magical place—Blick’s has it all.

Watch this video of Kyle, Blickenstaff’s marketing manager, tell us Blick’s story and take us through the store.

Blickenstaff’s
4801 North University Ave. #470
{in the Shops at the Riverwoods} in Provo, UT.

Website: Blickenstaffs.com
Facebook: Blickenstaff’s
Twitter: Blickenstaff’s

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NOW for the part you have been waiting for . . . the GIVEAWAY!

One (1) lucky SassyScoops.com reader is going to win a CUSTOM treasure hunt through Blickenstaff’s store complete with treats and prizes! We’re talking a treasure hunt through the most fun toy store ever, designed especially for your family!

Entering is super easy. Just leave a comment telling us your all-time favorite toy or candy on this post for your chance to win.

You can earn EXTRA entries too:

1 entry ~ “Like” Sassy Scoops on Facebook and leave a comment telling us you did.

1 entry ~ “Like” Blickenstaff’s on Facebook and leave a comment telling us you did.

1 entry ~ Tweet about this giveaway and leave a comment with a link to your tweet.

1 entry ~ Update your Facebook status with a link to this giveaway and leave a comment telling us you did.

3 entries ~ Blog about this giveaway and include a link to your post.

Happy entering! This giveaway will end on Friday, April 8th at midnight MST.

All SassyScoop giveaway winners are notified via email.

When most of us think of Thanksgiving we try to remember all the things we are thankful for.  When I think of Thanksgiving, of course I think of those things too, but I also remember how grateful I am to have an amazing place like Thanksgiving Point right in my backyard.

I think everyone knows Thanksgiving Point for their golf course, dinosaurs and gardens.  But recently when the Sassies visited Thanksgiving Point we were treated to a the wonderland that is the Emporium.  You already read about how the Sassies enjoyed our evening of exploring the shop but did you know about all the FUN we had?

There was quite a bit of monkey business to be had.  Well, sock monkey business.

But it wasn’t all fun and games.  The Sassies also oohed and ahhed over most everything in the Emporium.  But hey, even that is a bunch of fun.

And thankfully there are plenty of soft places to fall in case you feel faint when you find the item of your dreams.

Grab a couple girlfriends, maybe a neighbor or two, or even your favorite mother…

…and visit Thanksgiving Point for the afternoon.  And if you can’t find someone, grab one of the Sassies.  We are always up for an adventure at Thanksgiving Point Emporium. It’s just a short drive from Salt Lake and Utah Counties.

303 N Thanksgiving Way

Lehi, UT  84043

And when you can’t get to Thanksgiving Point Emporium soon enough, you can always visit them on the web, Twitter, and Facebook.

So what did the Sassies think of The Emporium at Thanksgiving Point? Read on to find out!
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What was your first impression?

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Camille: If my home was decorated like this, there would be issues because I’d never leave! Very posh, comfortable and classy styles.
Emily: Why do I not shop here more often? Look at all the fabulous decor, clothes and holy crap! Look at those turquoise cowboy boots!
Quinn: Have always loved Thanksgiving Point and the Emporium is such a fun place to wander, searching for unique treasures.
Stephanie: It smells so wonderful in there! I swear all of my first impressions have to do with smell.
Vanessa: Beautiful! It is jam-packed full of great ideas, products, gifts for special events but without feeling cluttered or like you are completely lost.
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What did you like the most?

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Camille: I love that they offer cooking classes, and a variety of them as well (including how to make the best cupcakes)! And that kitchen is amazing!
Emily: Besides those fabulous cowboy boots? I loved the kitchen—I am definitely going to take a cooking class or two!
Quinn: I loved the environment, decor and the fabulous clothing variety.
Stephanie: I really liked how open the space felt. The high ceilings really help it seem bigger. And of course everything in the Emporium. It is like a decorating dream.
Vanessa: All the wonderful ideas they put together that you can either buy or make a spin-off item from. Also the selection…it isn’t the “same-old same-old” and you can tell a lot of thought goes into every item they decide to stock.
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What didn’t you like?

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Camille: The prices of the furniture/decor/clothing in the shop were a bit higher than what I could afford with my allowance.
Emily: Probably the prices. The boots I wanted were over $200 (typical but still hard to swallow) and some of the clothing was WAY out of my budget…but I was still tempted!
Quinn: The baby section felt a little chaotic and the clothing prices were higher than I usually buy. It would be nice to have a moderately priced clothing line there, too (maybe it was there, but the Emporium is so full that I couldn’t see it).
Stephanie: It was hard to tell what was for sale and what was just display. If I didn’t know almost everything there is for sale I would be really confused. Also, if you have young children it is very “bull in a china shop”-ish.
Vanessa: I shop a lot of boutiques and really am fine with paying “boutique” prices, although I think Thanksgiving Point Emporium is still a bit too high. Also I went in a couple of days after and a couple of the staff were incredibly rude. There are a couple of ladies on their staff that are actually quite snotty and rude. Can I say that? I just did.
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Would you refer The Emporium at Thanksgiving Point to a friend?

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Camille: I would, especially for the gardening tips and cooking classes (as long as they brought me along with them).
Emily: Yes, especially for the cooking classes. They are affordable and I’ve heard rave reviews! Plus The Emporium is a great place to window shop during a girls’ night out!
Quinn: Absolutely. I think the Thanksgiving Point Emporium is a fun place to spend time with girlfriends, mom or sisters (notice how I didn’t say husbands… *wink*).
Stephanie: Yes. It is somewhere you could just wander through for hours with an old friend.
Vanessa: Oh yes I do! I take friends and family to just hang out and browse all the shops. It really is a fun place to go. I really want to try one of their cooking classes soon.
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If you could only send out one tweet about the business, what would you say?

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Camille: Improve your style and cooking skills, check out the @thankspoint Emporium in Utah County!
Emily: Cooking classes, fashion, decor, old-style candy…@ThanksPoint has it all!
Quinn: Check out Thanksgiving Point’s Emporium for truly unique finds and a fun girls’ shopping excursion.
Stephanie: If you love whimsy and magic you will love @thankspoint Emporium.
Vanessa: The Emporium @ThanksgivingPoi is beautiful, looking for a place to window shop or find the perfect unique item for someone? Then go!
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Here is the official SassyScoops.com rating for The Emporium at Thanksgiving Point.

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Return to SassyScoops.com on Friday for our follow-up post on The Emporium at Thanksgiving Point!

Disclaimer: The Sassies were given a family pass and a tour of Thanksgiving Point in exchange for a review. We had a grand ol’ time!

So what did the Sassies think of Oopsie Daisy Boutique on SoDa Row? Read on to find out!
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What was your first impression?

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Camille: “Cute,” “adorable,” “unique” were the words that kept jumping out at me while browsing through this store! That, and “Can I live here??”
Emily: Holy crap, this is the cutest children’s boutique I’ve ever seen! If I had decorating skills like the owner, my kids would be set!
Evonne: So many cute things you just know you are going to get in serious trouble when your husband finds out how much money you spent!
Kalli: Great store, bright, inviting, well decorated and chock full of good stuff.
Michelle: The decor was adorable and I was very impressed to find out the owner designed most of it herself. It was like walking into a childhood dream with so many fun things to look at.
Quinn: It took my breath away.  Everything is so adorable and classy.  It’s hard not to stay there for a long time because the whole atmosphere is so lovely, peaceful and inviting.
Stephanie: The store is just beautiful inside, from the fabric to the bright, open floor plan to all the decor. Just gorgeous.
Vanessa: This is *MY* kind of store. I actually have been a huge fan since they opened up. I go in there a couple times a month. I walk around going oooh and ahhh the whole time I am there.
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What did you like the most?

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Camille: I can’t narrow it down…. the selection of children’s books, the gorgeous combination of children’s bedding and decorations and even the women’s fashion and accessories! And Tiffany’s passion for her business. I love the history behind it as well! OK, so that’s a lot that I like the most….
Emily: I love a lot of things about Oopsie Daisy: the toy selection, shoe collection and the fun little jewelry accessories like their bejeweled spider rings for Halloween. I am in love with their canvas artwork as well.
Evonne: The shoes…oh, all the shoes!
Kalli: Their toy/book section was really unique and full of quality and relatively affordable things.
Michelle: They had an amazing selection of Melissa & Doug toys, which we adore. They also had a great selection of beautiful quality diaper bags and colorful bedroom and nursery furniture. I also love that you get free gift wrapping with a purchase over $25.
Quinn: I love how all the products are durable, built to last.  It’s really reassuring to know that the things I buy at Oopsie Daisy will wash and wear well, along with being totally unique.
Stephanie: The wide variety of items they carry. You could walk in for a diaper bag and come out with a whole new crib set.
Vanessa: The brands they chose are high quality; they are brands that are funky, unique and also brands I have been recommending to my blog readers for a long time. This is where I come when I want to find a present for a cousin, niece, friend of my daughter’s we just adore and want to get them something really, really special.
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What didn’t you like?

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Camille: That it’s not located in Utah County. Although, my checking account would thank me that it’s not. I’d have no control over myself if it were so accessible to me!
Emily: I would have to say the prices. Even though they seem to be on par for brands like Petunia Picklebottom, Joe’s Jeans (for kids), Tea Collection and Room Seven, those brands are out of the price range for someone who shops Target and Old Navy and hits the clearance rack at GAP. One of the women’s shirts I loved was $122! I won’t even spend that at Anthropologie! (Note: I have solved this problem by shopping the clearance section in Oopsie Daisy and using their coupons when they arrive via email.)
Evonne: I always want to see more boy stuff!
Kalli: A lot of the children’s clothing items were definitely out of my price range, which was sad because they really have some great pieces I’d love to dress my kids in.
Michelle: I wish there were more boy things (I have two boys and no girls), but such is life everywhere you go.
Quinn: I feel like the baby clothing section is a bit lacking.  I’m just not someone who is big on dressing my babies in layettes.
Stephanie: The items they carry mostly cater to young children and babies. My kids are teenagers so it isn’t a store I would shop in regularly for my family.
Vanessa: I DO love Usborne books for children under 3 or 4., but I would like to see more of a selection for books for girls and boys in the 7- to 10-year-old range and not the Usborne books.
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Would you refer Oopsie Daisy to a friend?

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Camille: Absolutely! Anyone who has children or knows people with children will be able to find the perfect gift for any occasion!
Emily: Totally! I’ve already told quite a few girlfriends about it and at least one or two have made their way over to the west side.
Evonne: I already have!
Kalli: I would definitely.
Michelle: Definitely! I already have. They have a great selection of quality items!
Quinn: I’m constantly recommending Oopsie Daisy because I get asked frequently where I found my maternity clothes, jewelry, kids’ clothing, furniture and toys (yes, I frequent Oopsie Daisy – my kids are often saying, “next time when we go to Oopsie Daisy…”).  I love this boutique!
Stephanie: Yes. There aren’t many high end baby/children boutiques in our area. I know several people who would love all the products they have to offer.
Vanessa: YES, I have over and over and will continue to do so. This is where I find special presents for my girls, their outfits they wear in pictures and just to go window shopping. Boy, I love this place.
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If you could only send out one tweet about the business, what would you say?

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Camille: Get a jump start on Christmas! @ShopOopsieDaisy has unique gifts and adorable children’s room decorations! #Utah
Emily: Want to know where to find the chicest baby boutique in #utah? Check out @ShopOopsieDaisy on SoDa Row in #Daybreak.
Evonne: I don’t think I can say enough good about @shopoopsiedaisy!! Great place to find the perfect outfit, toy, or gift!
Kalli: @shopOopsieDaisy is THE place for fashion forward kiddos and their mamas too!
Michelle: Need something special for the kiddo in your life? @ShopOopsieDaisy on SoDa Row is sure to have just the right gift & they will wrap it too!
Quinn: If you love Anthro for you, you’ll LOVE @shopoopsiedaisy for your kids! Unique, high-quality, ADORABLE children’s & baby boutique in #utah.
Stephanie: If you are looking for a whimsical shopping experience visit @ShopOopsieDaisy
Vanessa: @ShopOopsieDaisy is THE place to go when you want to put some thought into a children’s gift and not just give the same old gift that everyone else will be handing out.
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CHECK OUT THEM SCOOPS!

Here is the official SassyScoops.com rating for Oopsie Daisy Boutique.

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Return to SassyScoops.com on Friday for our follow-up post on Oopsie Daisy Boutique! We will have a yummy GIVEAWAY for our readers!

Disclaimer: The Sassies were given a few gift items and a gift card in exchange for a review. It was like we were kids in a candy shop!

*insert girly squeal here*

Remember all the fabulous SassyScoops necklaces the lovely ladies at the r house made for all us Sassies recently?!

Well….

*insert drum roll here*

THE R HOUSE IS NOW OFFERING THE SASSY NECKLACES FOR PURCHASE TO ANYONE WHO WANTS THEM (see here and here)!!!

I know – take a deep breath – it’s almost too exciting to believe, right?  Well… it gets even better….

THE R HOUSE WILL BE AT OUR GIRLS NIGHT OUT ON APRIL 17TH, meaning you can take a close gander at not only the Sassy necklaces, but all their amazing, stunning products.  So bring some play money and plan on finding something sweet and memorable to take home and treasure for yourself or a loved one (remember: Mother’s Day is coming soon).

And for a final note of unbelievable excitement…

ATTENDEES AT THE GNO WILL ALSO HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A SASSY NECKLACE FROM THE R HOUSE!

Okay… I better end this post quickly as it’s just too much excitement to contain in this space… take a deep breath and continue with your day.

*insert BIG, final girly squeal here*