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Consignment boutique has children’s clothes and supplies

4Ever Growing Kids opens in downtown Camas

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A play area for children at 4Ever Growing Kids includes toys and a flat screen TV with a DVD player. Store owner Amy Jo Begley (pictured), a mother of two, opened the new business in downtown Camas in November 2013. The consignment boutique sells maternity clothing, as well as outfits for babies and children, toys, books, equipment and accessories.

A mother of two girls has created a company that sells an assortment of children’s outfits and other supplies useful to parents.

Amy Jo Begley opened 4Ever Growing Kids, in downtown Camas, in November 2013.

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