The Thoughtfulness Shop

Very crowded. Hard to look at anything. I’m really surprised by the good reviews. Sales people were nice, however

Great shop with all sorts of gift items for everyone in the family. Lots of jewelry, scarfs, purses and sweaters for women.
Very helpful staff. Items priced well. I walked to other small shops in the Woodstock Square and the other shops had similar if not the same items at a higher price.
I would give it 5 stars if it wasn’t for the disorganized area by the greeting cards and it was a little cramped.
Great shop I will most definitely return.

The Thoughtfulness Shop is a must! The selection of gifts is endless and thoughtful :-) The owner (Ceal) really helped me find that special gift for my mom. My mom was so excited/​touched to receive a Pandora bracelet for the first time and I couldn’t of done it without Ceal’s help. The rest of her staff was helpful too. So the next time you are looking for that special gift for that special person in your life… The Thoughtfulness Shop is the stop to make! Can’t wait to go back… Thank you Ceal it really makes a difference when it is small and family owned Shop!

Great shop. They have tons of different items. All the employees are friendly. Must check out.

A nice place to browse for simple gift ideas. It has an «Aunt Nellie» feel to it.

If you’re a fan of Bill Murray (I’m just going to assume that’s all of you out there), it might interest you to know that the scene from Groundhog Day where Ned Ryerson first approaches Phil Connors (Bill’s character) about his current state of life insurance as an annoyed and inconvenienced Phil tries to speedwalk away, right before he steps in that monster pot-​hole puddle on his way to Gobbler’s Knob for the big Punxsatawny Phil unveiling, is in front of this shop.
Sadly, there are no traces on BM (hehe) memorabilia inside this surprisingly sprawling shop, but they do have just about everything else… at least for women of a certain age.
I don’t know that I’d ever purchase something for myself here — though there was a super funny coaster with an old-​timey photo of an old woman that said «Reptile dysfunction? I didn’t even know he had a lizard.» that made me laugh pretty hard (pic included). My Mom and Grandma pretty much closed this place down on our last visit, but I’m sure they could’ve spent more than just the hour in there.
Lots of knick-​knacks, Pandora jewelry, those Vera Bradley quilting fabric bags, some church-​y stuff, lots of little kid toys and costumes, an art gallery, a back store clearance room, a lower level with Boyd’s Bears and various other Christmas and ceramic decorations, a card shop, customized name things, gifts with fun sayings for teachers and police officers and various other community members and more.
The peopel in the store were really friendly and chatty with the other customers, three of which (who weren’t there together) mentioned that they were teachers and that they were also shopping for their daughters or friends who were teachers, so I gathered that this place is popular amongst teachers, women in their late-​40s through 50s and people who love Pandora — Since I don’t fall under the scope of any of those yet, there really wasn’t anything there that was particularly interesting to me, personally, but it’s great to have this shop to entertain my Mom & Grandma for a while so I can go off and explore other nearby places that Bill Murray has graced with his presence.

This place had a ton of hilarious coasters, which was what lured us in, to begin with. We saw them through the window.
They have a lot of fun stuff, great gift ideas, etc.