Hey all ! Given the news that Toys R Us Inc may be closing its stores (and likely Babies R Us included), is it out of the question to make a registry with Babies R Us? I am due July 2018 and we have a Babies R Us very close to our home so it would be the most convenient place to register, we are just wondering if realistically it's a good idea? Thanks!
Re: Should I still register at Babies R Us?
If anyone has any solid info, I would like to hear it. I keep hearing they are closing all stores, does that mean online operations will remain open? I was trying to figure it out last night but never saw an answer.
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I wouldn't register at babies r us.
also people will buy you gift cards from the store you register at and those gift cards will be worthless if they end up closing.
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She did mention they are having some serious clothing sales now with brand names like Carter ringing up for only $2. She also said the store is a crazy madhouse because of people trying to use up their store credits and gift cards before it's too late.
We have 50% closing signs going up all around us - I would highly recommend if you can swing it financially to grab big items now while they are 50% off and completely agree with the idea of FTM registering somewhere else to ensure you don't get screwed on completion bonuses. Good stuff will go quick and I'm hearing stores that have already announced they are closing will be gone potentially within a week. We'll be heading out tomorrow after the snow to TRU and BRU to stock up - was getting DD a bike/tricycle for her birthday so we'll just get that now and put in the basement for 3 months and stock up on bedding, new mattress, and other things we need for new baby. Then again we're not expecting a shower since this is a second kid so we don't have to play the same guessing games. Good luck, ladies!
She advised me not to buy furniture from them if they are closing, though I thought that sounded like a great way to save a lot. She said if the items ship damaged, I would have no recourse. She said she sees it happen often, yet I still feel tempted to take the chance anyway.
She told me of a customer who was due in August who was buying stuff up, trying to project future sizes of her baby for particular seasons. She said she bought a $60 snowsuit for $6. And I definitely agree with those here who advise not to open a registry with them.
@moguippy that was the advise my sister gave but i have to admit, it still feels very tempting to get furniture! She definitely thinks I should stay clear of nonstick items.