Maximize Your Space: Best Ways to Get Rid of Old Baby and Toddler Gear
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Are you drowning in a sea of baby and toddler items you no longer use? Wondering what to do with all those old toys, clothes, and gear? đ€ Well, you're in the right place! In today's video, I dive into the best strategies for decluttering your home and even making some money in the process.
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The importance of assessing the condition of your items before selling.
Best online platforms for selling different types of baby gear.
Tips for selling on Poshmark, ThredUP, Mercari, eBay, and Facebook Marketplace.
Advantages of consignment stores like Kid to Kid and Once Upon a Child.
Unique idea: Renting out your baby gear through BabyQuip!
From ensuring your baby clothes are in top-notch condition to navigating the world of online sales, Iâve got you covered! Learn how to turn your clutter into cash and reinvest in your familyâs needs. Plus, discover how these efforts not only clear space in your home but also contribute to a more sustainable lifestyle.
Shoutout to all parents! Share your experiences, tips, or questions in the comments below. Your insights might just be the perfect solution for someone else!
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My go-to for toys and clothes is definitely Mercari. If the clothes are not name brand, I will sell them as bulk on marketplace. Also, bigger items go well on marketplace. Interesting video!
Iâll need to try clothes on Mercari. Iâve mostly been using Poshmark for clothing.
Iâll be doing this in Spring as we just moved into a new place. Iâm equally sad and excited to let things go. I use kids 2 kids to buy and sell my clothes for the convenience. But even lately that seems to be a hassle đ
How exciting on moving to a new place! How are the prices they give at kids 2 kids? Havenât made the drive myself quite yet. Iâve been mostly listing on Mercari for small stuff for now.
@@kevin-lu The 0-2 range was amazing! only a couple bucks for each article of clothing. I used to get "top brand" stuff bc as we all know - babies outgrow their clothes so quickly during that time. For the 2-4/5range-- my daugther's "brand" is Cat & Jack because their pants fit her perfectly so I will likely end up buying those new from target and on sale - they rival Kids 2 Kids. There's also less clothes to choose from. I suppose by this age people smarten up and buy less.
I guess the plus for Kids 2 Kids, again, is the brand variety for "target" prices. When I turn in my seasonal boxes I usually only need to spend about $20-30 out of pocket after using my store credit to get the wardrobe for the new season.
man they got all kinds of online services now! send ur stuff to them and they sell for u wow!
Yeah it names life so much easier!