Cha Cha Cha

We came to this shop to buy a sweater for our daughter. The owner was not very friendly from the moment we walked in. When we were trying on different backpacks, she said the backpacks were not to play with. She was extremely rude. If you’re going to have a children’s store, be friendly to children.

This nice little shop has so many nice outfits for our little grandaughters, my wife said, «How do you choose?» «Pick the cheapest,» I said, only half kidding, because they were all so darling you didn’t have to buy the most expensive. It’s clear this store owner has outstanding taste and with some sale prices here and there, you’ll be playing dolls with your grandbabies just like I do! Proud Papas unite!

Auntie Beth has soooooooooo much more fun shopping for her nephew than she will for her own children. When spoiling a niece or nephew, money is no option. Stores like Cha Cha Cha capitalize on the guilt feelings of relatives who see the young ‘uns a few times a year. The adorable onesie that I bought for my nephew doesn’t appear to be crafted any differently from the ones that I buy at Target and yet it’s triple the price.
But it’s so cute, and you’re in Sausalito, so everything’s so overpriced that you don’t think about it until you’re home and common sense prevails, and you know full well you’re not going to drive all the way back to Marin to return it. My sister in law better dress him in that outfit once a week. And take pictures. for crying out loud! How hard it is to upload pictures to Snapfish?
Cute kids clothes for the budget-​free.