Sell what they’ve outgrown.
Get paid on the spot.

No. Walk-ins are always welcome during our buying hours. You can also check in online before leaving home to get a head start before you arrive.

We buy 7 days a week from 10 AM–5 PM. We don’t buy on select holidays, and twice each year we temporarily pause buying while we transition the store from one major season to the next.

For most of the year, you can count on us buying 7 days a week. Our current buying status is always available on this page, so you can check before making a special trip.

Yes. Online check-in lets you get a head start before arriving at the store. If you don’t check in beforehand, you’re still welcome to walk in and check in when you arrive.

Yes. A valid government-issued photo ID is required for all sellers. We require identification to comply with applicable secondhand-dealer laws and recordkeeping requirements.

For clothing and shoes, we accept up to one 25-gallon tote or two small bags per person, per day.

There is no daily quantity limit on toys and baby equipment, so you’re welcome to bring those along in addition to your clothing and shoes.

Keeping clothing and shoes within these limits helps our buyers give each item the attention it deserves while keeping the process moving efficiently for everyone.

Yes. Sellers must remain in the store while we process their items. You’re welcome to shop or relax in our waiting lounge while you wait, and we’ll keep you updated by text throughout the process.

No. Because of the volume of merchandise we process and the space required to safely hold sellers’ belongings, we don’t offer unattended drop-off and later pickup. Sellers need to remain in the store until their buy is complete.

Yes. Clothing should be freshly laundered, clean, odor-free and ready for another family to purchase.

A good way to think about it is cash-ready condition, not donation condition.

Clothing can be brought in neatly folded or laid flat and organized. Please keep outfits and matching sets together so our buyers can quickly identify complete sets.

Unfortunately, we’re unable to properly process clothing that has simply been thrown into bags and arrives heavily wrinkled or disorganized. Taking a few minutes to prepare your clothing before you come helps our buyers review your items more efficiently and helps get you through the selling process faster.

We look for clean, current merchandise in great, gently used condition. Clothing should be free from stains, holes, excessive wear and odors. Shoes should be clean and in great condition, and toys and equipment should be clean, complete and working properly.

Like-new items are always welcome, too.

It can absolutely make a difference. An item that's clean, complete and ready to go directly onto our sales floor generally has more value to us than the same item requiring cleaning, detailing or additional preparation before it can be sold.

When our team has to spend additional time and labor getting an item ready for its next owner, that can be reflected in the amount we're able to offer for it.

Want to give your items their best opportunity for the best offer? Give them a quick clean before you come, remove crumbs and dirt from equipment, wipe down toys and gear, and make sure all pieces and accessories are included.

A little preparation at home can mean more money for you and helps us get your buy processed faster.

Yes. Battery-operated toys should arrive with working batteries installed so our buyers can verify that everything functions properly.

Please leave behind stained, soiled or odorous items; clothing with holes, rips or excessive wear; outdated styles; incomplete sets or items with missing pieces; broken or damaged toys and equipment; and anything you wouldn’t personally be comfortable paying money for in its current condition.

Our buyers will need to pass on these items when they review them anyway, so leaving obvious passes at home saves your time and ours and helps us keep the buying process moving efficiently for everyone waiting to sell.

Yes! Most of what we purchase is pre-loved or gently used, including children’s and maternity clothing, shoes, toys, books, baby equipment and gear.

But used certainly isn’t a requirement. We also purchase qualifying items that are brand new with the original manufacturer’s tags still attached.

Whether it’s gently used or new with tags, our buyers will evaluate it based on the same factors, including brand, style, condition, demand and our current inventory needs.

We purchase children’s clothing in sizes Preemie through 5T.

We purchase maternity clothing in all sizes.

We purchase children’s shoes from size 0 through 13C.

A lot!

We purchase a wide variety of children’s and baby merchandise, including toys, books, strollers, wagons, high chairs, exersaucers, jumperoos, baby baths, bassinets, bouncers, nursery furniture, baby gear, equipment, bath and potty items and more.

Our inventory needs change daily, so individual items are always subject to our current needs, condition and applicable safety requirements.

No. Brand and resale value are two of the factors our buyers consider.

Because we’re an upscale resale store, we focus on brands and merchandise that have enough resale value to make sense for both our sellers and our shoppers. Some brands are originally sold at price points that are simply too low for us to purchase and resell successfully. We also pass on certain discontinued brands that are now considered outdated.

Examples of brands we generally do not purchase include Garanimals, Child of Mine, Duck Duck Goose, Coney Island, DDG Darling, Squiggles, Kidgets, Gumballs, Circo, Gerber, Healthtex, Wonder Nation, Mon Petit, Angel of Mine, Cherokee, Faded Glory, Onesies Brand and Genuine Kids.

This isn’t a complete list, and our buyers make the final determination when reviewing your items.

Yes. For most of the year, we’re buying 7 days a week.

What we’re looking for changes with the seasons, and twice each year we transition our clothing inventory from one major season to the next. During those changeovers, clothing buying may temporarily pause while we prepare for the upcoming season.

Our current buying season and buying status are always displayed on this page.

Because we purchase thousands of items every day, our inventory can change incredibly quickly.

We never know when three of the same jumper—or six of the same type of baby item—might walk through the door at almost the exact same time. Something we needed this morning could be something we’re fully stocked on by this afternoon.

When we’re especially well stocked in a particular category or item, we may temporarily purchase fewer—or none—until customer demand creates additional need.

That doesn’t mean we’ve stopped buying altogether. It simply gives you a better idea of the particular things we may not need right now.

Our Hot List highlights items we’re especially interested in purchasing right now. Have something on the list? We’d love to take a look.

Being on the Hot List doesn’t guarantee a purchase, however. Each individual item still needs to meet our standards for condition, style, age, functionality and current inventory needs.

Our trained buyers consider several factors, including condition, current style, brand and resale value, customer demand, our current inventory level, function and completeness, and applicable design and safety considerations.

It’s rarely just one thing. The goal is to purchase merchandise that our customers are looking for and will be excited to buy.

Condition is important, but it’s only one part of the decision.

An item can be in beautiful condition but still be passed on because of style, age, brand, customer demand, seasonality or the amount of similar inventory we already have.

Our inventory and customer demand change every day. Something we needed last week may be something we’re well stocked in today.

Every buy is evaluated based on what our customers are purchasing and what the store needs at that particular time.

No. The Hot List tells you what we’re especially interested in, but every individual item still has to meet our standards for condition, style, age, functionality and current inventory needs.

Not with certainty. Our buyers need to see the actual item and evaluate its condition, age, completeness and our current inventory before making a purchasing decision.

No. We don’t provide purchase quotes over the phone, through social media or online.

There are simply too many variables that affect an item’s value for us to give you an accurate offer without seeing it in person. Our buyers may need to inspect its condition and completeness, identify the exact brand or model, determine its age or manufacture date, evaluate current demand and inventory levels, and research its current resale market.

Rather than give you a number that may change once we actually see the item, we make purchase offers after the merchandise has been brought into the store and evaluated by one of our trained buyers.

We know parents are busy. Selling the things your kids have outgrown shouldn’t take over your day, which is why we’ve designed our process to be as quick and convenient as possible.

Our buyers strive to complete buys in 30 minutes or less. You can check in online before leaving home to get a head start, and we’ll keep you updated by text while your items are being processed.

Actual processing time can vary depending on how many sellers are ahead of you, how much merchandise you’ve brought and how busy the store is, but getting you through the process efficiently is important to us.

You’re welcome to shop the store or relax in our waiting lounge while your buyer works through your items.

There’s no need to stand at the counter while we review everything.

We’ll keep you informed with text updates throughout the process, so you’re never left wondering where your buy stands.

Yes. When your buy is complete, your buyer will gladly review your items with you and explain the reasons for any passes so you understand why we weren’t able to purchase them before you leave.

That’s a great question—and the answer depends heavily on what you’re selling us.

There’s a big difference between bringing us a Gucci outfit and a Carter’s outfit, just as there’s a difference between selling us a BOB stroller and an Evenflo stroller. Brand, original retail value and current resale value can vary significantly from one item to another.

We also consider the item’s condition, style, age, customer demand and our current inventory when determining its value. That’s why there isn’t one dollar amount—or one simple answer—that accurately tells every seller what they can expect to receive.

Once our buyers have seen your actual items, we can determine what we’re able to purchase and make you an offer based on those individual items.

When your buy is complete, you choose between cash or store credit.

Choose cash and we’ll pay you right on the spot—you can walk out of the store with cash in your pocket that day.

Choose store credit and you can use it immediately, or we can place it on your Me ’n Mommy To Be customer account for later. Your store credit can be used to shop both in-store and online, so you aren’t limited to using it only at our Las Vegas store.

When it’s saved to your account, you can also sign into your Me ’n Mommy To Be account online to see your available store-credit balance whenever you’d like.

No. Your buyer will review your offer with you before the transaction is completed.

Our offers are based on the individual merchandise we’re purchasing. Our buyers consider factors including brand, condition, style, age, current resale value, customer demand and our current inventory needs.

We also use our pricing algorithm as part of the process to help formulate purchase offers consistently.

Importantly, an item’s value is based on what that item is worth in today’s resale market. What something originally cost—or what it may have been worth several years ago—doesn’t necessarily reflect what customers are currently willing to pay for it.

Our goal is to arrive at an offer based on the item’s current market and resale value today.

Yes. Your buyer will review your complete offer with you before the transaction is finalized.

If there are items we weren’t able to purchase, your buyer will also gladly go over the reasons for those passes with you so you know why we weren’t able to accept them.

For most of the year, we buy 7 days a week from 10 AM–5 PM.

Twice each year, however, we transition our clothing inventory from one major season to the next—winter into spring/summer and summer into fall/winter. During these seasonal changeovers, we may temporarily pause buying while we prepare the store for the upcoming season.

It’s a normal part of our buying cycle and doesn’t mean we’ve stopped buying for an extended period. Once the seasonal transition is complete, regular buying resumes.

You shouldn’t have to guess.

Our current buying status is displayed on the Sell Your Items page. If we’re in one of our seasonal changeovers or buying hours have temporarily changed, we’ll let you know here.

And remember, the normal rule is simple: we buy 7 days a week, 10 AM–5 PM. Seasonal changeovers are the exception, not the norm.

Our current buying season is displayed on this page.

Because our seasonal needs change throughout the year, checking the current season before you come is the easiest way to know which clothing we’re currently looking for.

Absolutely. No appointment is needed, and our team will walk you through the process when you arrive.

Preparing your items using the guidelines on this page will help make your first visit as smooth and efficient as possible.

Bring us clean, current, complete merchandise in great, gently used condition that’s appropriate for the season we’re currently buying.

A few minutes of preparation at home—washing, inspecting, folding or laying clothing flat, and keeping sets together—can make a big difference.

And before you come, take a quick look at our Hot List, Currently Stocked Up On list and Current Buying Season on this page. They’ll give you an even better idea of what our buyers are looking for right now.

No. These guidelines give your items the best opportunity to be considered, but they can’t guarantee a purchase.

Condition can also be subjective. What one person considers “like new,” “gently used” or “great condition” may be different from what another person considers it to be.

We’ve been buying and reselling children’s and maternity merchandise for more than 20 years, which has given our team a strong understanding of the condition, styles, brands and merchandise our customers expect when they shop with us. Our trained buyers use that experience, along with current customer demand and inventory needs, to make the final decision on each item.

That’s ultimately what allows us to maintain the quality our customers expect while continuing to purchase thousands of items every day from local families.