Baby Time Furniture

Baby Time Furniture gets a solid 5 star review from this gal.
My husband and I first scoped this place out in early 2014, shortly after we announced we were expecting. My husbands mom had purchased his crib and accessories there some 35+ years prior, so it was suggested to us to check it out.
We stopped in on a Saturday afternoon. No one was in the store at first — the owner finally came out from his office. This is a small business. Upon first glance, the store is small and cluttered. Keep in mind, this place has been in business for 50+ years and has been in the same building. Yes, it looks a little tired, and it’s kind of weird that the upper part is almost like a duplex. Still, one look around — and after doing some comparison shopping at the big box stores — told us there is a good reason Baby Time has been around for so long.
We spent a good amount of time talking with the owner, and let me tell you… This guy knows his stuff. He’s not going to try and sell you some piece of junk just to make a sale. We walked back in 6 months later and picked up an awesome crib that will convert for our son when he becomes a toddler.
Sure, we could have dropped the same amount of money at Buy Buy Baby or Babies ‘R Us and probably have gotten some crappy side dresser to go with it. But before you go to any of those places, DO YOUR RESEARCH. There are so many stories of missing pieces, and then the product is quickly discontinued within a years’ time. Good luck finding any sort of pieces for those chintzy, faux-​veneer, sad excuses they call cribs. We wouldn’t have gotten the quality crib our son uses had we settled for a big box store crib. You will spend a little more money, but you are getting a quality product, and the owner will help you with practical advice — not just sell you the highest dollar product.

My Mom sent me here in search of a decent crib before my baby was born a couple years back and now I can’t think of going anywhere else to buy furniture for the little one.
Not only is the majority of the furniture here made of solid wood (insert joke here), but for the quality you’re getting it is very kind on the wallet. Of course, you have to put it together yourself like you would if you bought it from IKEA, but it’s far better quality.
The most recent trip had us buying a wooden toy box to try and contain a spoiled kid’s spoils. It’s wonderful, it doubles as a bench and has the slow closing mechanisms so the kid won’t get her hands stuck.
Awesome furniture for an awesome price.