With the crisis, websites that proliferate as exchange platforms that allow us to save good money on the arrival of a child are proliferating. I demolished is one of them, in which you can buy and sell items that your baby no longer uses.
From clothes that have been small to strollers, high chairs, hammocks, car seats, children's furniture or toys in good condition.
There are parents reluctant to buy things used for their children, but it is a very practical alternative. Maybe you can try small things and you get encouraged. If it is not buying, it may be good for you to sell what your little one no longer needs, and in part you recover the investment you have made.
Are you interested in knowing how it works? I demolished It offers you the possibility of publishing articles on your website by registering as a seller. You upload the photos, indicate the real state of the item (like new, almost new, in good condition and used), you put a price on it and when it is sold, they pick it up, they pack it, they deliver it and they pay you.
If what you want is to buy, you have the possibility to inspect the condition of the item and if you are not satisfied, the money is returned.
I have never bought second-hand items, mostly because the used ones have been inherited from friends or family, but if I had children again I think it is a good option to equip. In short, I think less things are needed than we think.
Do you usually buy second hand items for the baby?
