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Please check to see when new brands are available. eGift Retailers Baby Depot at Burlington $10 – $250 At Baby Depot inside Burlington, you will find everything you need for baby. From furniture, to baby gear and clothing, all from trusted brands at incredible prices! Plus, with the Baby Depot Gift Registry, you can easily create. Baby Gap $10 – $500 Cute and comfortable, babyGap has the latest styles in baby clothes for toddlers, baby boys and baby girls. Our baby clothing collection includes jeans, shirts, sweaters, dresses, socks, underwear, shoes, coats and even rainwear to make your baby top the best-dressed list. For the nearest store, call 1-800-GAP-STYLE, or shop our always-open gap.com store. Bahama Breeze $5 – $100 Bahama Breeze is the restaurant that brings you the feeling of a Caribbean escape, offering the food, drink and atmosphere you would find in the islands! For locations, visit us at www. bahamabreeze.com. 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