For Ann Adrian, category-driven stores are just not inspiring. “This is why the big box experience is so overwhelming for most customers,” she said. “You walk in and wonder how you can be an expert in all these categories. My husband and I kept trying and walking out empty handed and afraid that we would be inadequate parents.”
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The Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association has reported that the U.S. market for juvenile products was approximately $2.7 billion in manufacturer sales for 2008.
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