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Lively Kids Grand Re-Opening - Quality Clothing and Essentials for Babies, Kids & Tweens
Congratulations to Erin French, Owner of Lively Kids Newburyport on her beautiful new location at 18 State Street featuring two levels of shopping for baby essentials, stylish children’s clothing and accessories, and a super cool section for Tweens! Check out our Newburyport VIP video and make sure to visit Lively Kids, the local area destination when shopping for babies, kids, and tweens as well as a wonderful selection carefully selected books and specialty toys.
They even have a small “Mommy and Me” section giving Mom’s a few matching options. Lively Kids also carries a wonderful selection
of unique and very useful items for babies. If fact they refer to these items as “baby essentials” items that are cherished by babies and appreciated by Moms!
Do you need a special gift? Lively Kids is a wonderful place to find gifts for babies, kids and tweens. Erin works hard to provide her customers with high quality items that are useful and have a special sense of style. Erin does a wonderful job of hand selecting new merchandise for the store on a regular basis. As a Mom Erin prides herself on providing high quality items that are not widely available. Visit the shop on your next downtown shopping excursion. You are certain to fall in love with Shopping Local at Lively Kids and you can also visit the website to shop online.
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