Outgrown baby items

I feel like almost everything I bought for baby I no longer use. He’s outgrown the Doona, swing , bouncer, bottle steamer , bottle warmer, everything breastfeeding. What is the best way to resale this stuff so much money spent!

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Yard sales, kid to kid, mercari, poshmark. And I plan to have another baby so anything I could breakdown and store in storage containers to put in the attic of shed I did like the bassinet, bouncer chairs and obviously clothes and bottles and such

Facebook marketplace

I suggest the mommy groups in FB I never sell anything I always pass it on to family members who have use for the stuff but Ive bought a few things off the mommies in those groups

the doona goes up to 35lbs and 32 inches

yes I adjusted the seat belt but I feel like he needs shoulder space it’s getting close to being a bit snug for him and his feet are close to dangling. I love the Doona too it’s been so helpful when I’m cleaning and restaurants ect. They need to come up with an extended version.

I’m not on FB dang it closed it when I got married 10 yrs ago lol I should activate one just for this.

he was my last surprise baby lol my oldest son is turning 23 so I thought of probably saving it for the grandkids lol

How old are your little ones ladies? I’ve brought the Doona, not due till Feb.
Wondering how long it’s going to last me ? 😂

some people say 24 months but I think Ideally plan for 12 months and depending on how big or tall your baby gets or how fast they grow. It’s good for up to 35 lbs or 32 inches. Congratulations btw.

thank you ☺️ & thanks for the info!
Doona’s aren’t very popular in UK atm, soo don’t know anybody who’s had one xxxx

they were definitely worth the investment for me.

great idea! thank you ☺️

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