There’s nothing more magical than a toy store, and this is the perfect time of year for a visit. Who needs big box stores and online shopping when there’s an adorable local shop right here? Take a look at this locally-owned shop in Falmouth.
Rainbow Toys is a family-owned business. Juliette and Karl Steinbach bought it in 1996 and have been offering fun, educational toys to the community ever since.
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Come prepared to spend a couple hours here…there’s so much to see.
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Rainbow Toys/Facebook
The book section is awesome…and it’s where the dragon lives.
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How about a literary gift?
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Rainbow Toys staff encourages kids to play with the toys in the store.
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They’ll sit down and play with you.
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You can even be an “official tester!”
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The store has lots of holiday gift idea for Christmas…
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Rainbow Toys/Facebook
…and Hanukkah.
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Of course, the friendly staff is happy to wrap your gifts for you.
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Rainbow Toys/Facebook
The store carries tons of toys that are geared toward imaginative play.
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Budding chefs will love the play kitchens and accessories.
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You’ll find plenty of furry friends here.
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There’s a wide assortment of puzzles here…
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…and plenty of educational toys.
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The best thing about a trip to Rainbow Toys? Your house will be so quiet that you’ll want to go see what the kids are up to…
Rainbow Toys/Facebook …and they’ll be blissfully playing!
Rainbow Toys is located at The Shops at Falmouth Village: 240 US Route 1 Falmouth, ME. The store is open Monday through Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
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…and they’ll be blissfully playing!
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