Once Upon a Child
Once Upon a Child is a retail chain that buys and sells gently used children's items. Specializing in clothing, toys, equipment, and furniture, it offers an affordable, eco-friendly shopping option for families. Parents can sell items their children have outgrown for cash on the spot or shop for quality, gently used merchandise at a fraction of retail prices. The store's inventory varies, offering a wide range of sizes and brands. Once Upon a Child emphasizes safety and quality, ensuring all items meet current standards and recall checks, making it a reliable resource for budget-conscious and environmentally aware parents.
Once Upon a Child accepts a wide range of gently used children's items, including:
Selling items to Once Upon a Child involves a few simple steps:
- Gather Items: Collect the gently used children's clothing, toys, equipment, and furniture you wish to sell.
- Check Condition: Ensure that all items are in good condition, clean, and meet safety standards. Toys and equipment should have all parts and be in working order.
- Review Store Policy: Visit the Once Upon a Child website or contact your local store to understand their specific buying policies, including what items they are currently accepting and any seasonal restrictions.
- Visit the Store: Bring your items to your local Once Upon a Child store. No appointment is usually necessary, but it's a good idea to check with the store first.
- Item Review: Store staff will review your items based on condition, brand, demand, and current stock levels. This process can take some time, so you may need to wait or come back later.
- Receive an Offer: If your items are accepted, you'll receive a cash offer based on their assessment of the items' value.
- Accept Offer: You can choose to accept or decline the offer. If you accept, you'll be paid cash on the spot for the items they wish to purchase.
- Return Unaccepted Items: Take back any items the store did not purchase, if any.
Remember, each Once Upon a Child location may have slightly different procedures or policies, so it's always a good idea to check with your local store for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
