
In addition to the variety of workshops offered, both Sprout locations offer a nursing glider, changing table, and child size toilet. Hand felted wool trees and toy cubbies for children to play are just two of the unique

Their involvement with the community has developed into both personal and professional relationships. Each storefront carries both locally and regionally produced gifts!
Laura Louisell is also the Director of Global Cildren, a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the welfare of children working with orphaned children in Cambodia and she and her husband own Khmer Handmade Goods, importers of Cambodian handmade silks. They live in Brattleboro with their two children, ages five and two. Custom builder Bill Tancredi of Old City Construction recently relocated from Philadelphia and has found his inspiration right here in Vermont.
Store Menu
* Art
* Bedding and Blankets
* Books, Music and Resources
* Breastfeeding
* Children's Clothing
* Diapers
* Diaper Accessories
* Feeding
* Furniture
* Gear
* Gift Cards & Wrapping
* Gift Certificates
* Natural Health
* Potty and Bath
* Safety
* Slings and Carriers
* Toys
* Women's Clothing
Unfortunately, the Burlington Sprout location closed unexpectedly in 2008. Their online store is still up & running (although under construction), and the Brattleboro location is still open. It's a great company to support - and the place that I encountered Binsi, without knowing you were run by a former classmate.
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