once upon a child

Monkeygirl26 · May 2011

I'm taking 2 laundry baskets full off clothing and shoes today. What should I except? I know people say they don't pay much but I don't want to hold on to all this clothing in case we decide ti have another since we have no plans to TTC.

I also have a front carrier, play mat, baby swim tube, walker ride on toy.

yankeebaby2 · May 2011

I list some stuff on spot's corner, or the swap spot on this board. I also put lots together and sell them on ebay.

I've never used a cosignment shop though

llc730 · May 2011

I got about $2.50 each for some newborn clothes that were NWT. I have never sold any baby gear there. I would guess that condition of the items is going to be the big thing.

PoseyMamma · May 2011

We took a lot of newborn clothes there that were dups for our shower that we didn't know what store they came from. There were probably about 10 outfits and they only gave us like $3 or $4. I would try craigslist first. We have sold a lot of things on there and people are always looking for baby items.

mrs. remy · May 2011

Yeah, they don't pay a whole lot. Considering they sell most pieces of clothing between $2 and $5 you aren't going to get compensated much for them to make any profit. It is a quick and pain-free way to get rid of stuff quickly though, especially when you don't feel like dealing with CL.

superaunt · May 2011

you should call your store first to see if they will even take what you have... they tend to take only certain seasonal items at a time when it comes to clothes (at least here they do), and they may not be looking for the larger items.

i've sold clothes and larger items to them but i get much more $ when i sell via Craigslist

Temp36641187503164 · May 2011

Don't expect over $45 for EVERYTHING. My sister brought a ton of clothes, 90% of them still had the tags on them (she spent over 1k on clothes while she was pregnant, silly I know), play mat, bumbo, bjorn carrier and other items and toys. She was offered $40.

numeria11 · May 2011

Also you may want to consider putting the baby cloths on thredup.com and just swapping them for stuff you actually need.

g8trkim · May 2011

I've done pretty well there. Basically they pay you half of what they sell it for.

chrissay185 · May 2011

Call your Once Upon a Child store and make an appointment to drop your items off, they paid out very well for items I sold. Call your store for details.

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