Alphabet Moon

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Location
235 F Street
Hours
Mon-Thu: 10am-6pm
Fri: 10am-8pm
Sat: 10am-6pm
Sun: 11am-5pm
Phone
(530) 757-2142
Website
[WWW]http://www.alphabetmoontoystore.com

In Davis since 1991, Alphabet Moon sells huge variety of toys and games. They gift wrap your purchases for free! They normally have a 15% off coupon in the Green Machine, which comes out seasonally. Alphabet Moon sponsors and provides donations for many local children's programs and community events.

The many items Alphabet Moon has to offer include games, dolls, dress-up, puzzles, puppets, science kits, stuffed animals, craft kits, art supplies, outdoor toys, bath toys, magic sets, books, play food, cars and trucks, musical instruments, Thomas trains, Legos, Playmobil, Breyer horses, Schleich and Papo knights and animals, Webkinz, and much more! Plenty of the merchandise can be enjoyed by all ages. They carry toys made abroad from many countries and toys made in the USA and locally, as well as toys made from a variety of materials including wood, recycled plastic, natural fibers, and organic materials.

There is also a Thomas train table, play kitchens, and many other floor model toys for kids to play with while in the store. On occasion the store puts on special themed days, with special discounts, crafts, and prizes. The store has a very kid-friendly atmosphere, and their motto is "Come in and Play!"

Each fall the Alphabet Moon holds its Anniversary Sale during which the store's entire stock is 20% off. This year's sale will be held on Wednesday, September 23d from 10am-8pm.

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alphabetmoon1.jpgThe place to stop off on your way to a children's birthday party for quality toys.

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2005-02-17 08:19:33   This store is great for those last minute kids gifts if you like to avoid corporate branding and prefer educational gifts! The only downside is that the store seems a bit pricey. —AlphaDog


2005-07-05 15:38:50   This store has a wide selection of unique toys, and gadgets. Kids aren't the only ones that will like this place —SiennaGrass


2006-11-03 07:56:31   Cool place that both our tot and dad loves. Re. the alleged downside of pricyness. I rather spend my hard earned cash in a small local store in my own community that a mega corporate box store. Either way, it's really not Am is really not more expensive than other places. Just purchased a $90 scooter for our tot. Sure it's a lot of $ but this is ain't no crappy quality plastic thingy made in a sweat shop in Asia. This thing is German made in what looks like aircraft quality aluminium and definatelly would survive a trip to the moon and back (that's what tots do you know). —ArneAnka


"2007-01-15 22:43:30"   Nice assortment of toys but I agree with AlphaDog; this place is a bit pricey. —RoseNylund


2008-01-20 23:25:35   Love, love, love this place! I take my daughter there all the time, and she absolutely adores it there. —Dr.Lindsay


2008-07-23 20:16:41   One word: Stickers! —SunjeetBaadkar


2009-04-11 22:09:22   You can count on Alphabet Moon to carry the good quality toys you want to buy for your kids (or for the never ending string of birthday parties). They carry wood blocks, trains, play cook sets, doctor kits, etc — real toys that kids play with and not highly advertised toys with blinking lights and loud noises. The prices are a bit on the high end, but I feel good giving them my business. (Also check out Dragonfire Toy Company in Woodland for a similar selection.) —GingerG


2009-06-15 14:38:14   Wonderful selection of toys you aren't used to seeing at big-box stores. A neat selection of everything, especially of educationally-based toys. Centrally located, and they have two train tables to entertain children whilst you shop. Love this place! —JuanaBNDavis


2009-09-20 02:16:10   Took kids here when I was back for the summer. The kids played in there for an hour before deciding what the wanted to purchase...this place has great stuff! —jsbmeb

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