A Brownsville store carrying toys, plush, collectibles and LEGO alongside strollers, car seats and baby-feeding gear. It covers kids from infancy through the teen years.
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Free in-store pickup for online orders
Items from about $12; strollers up to ~$900
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All ages.
Items from about $12; strollers up to ~$900
Free in-store pickup for online orders
116 Thatford Ave, 11212, in Brownsville, Brooklyn.
Yes. CC Playground is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by CC Playground: ccplaygroundbk.com, or call (347) 844-4038.
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