Kid to Kid

I shopped at this store during my pregnancy and after my child was born. I won’t fault them for not having a huge selection of the sizes/​items I was looking for as they can’t control what people bring in to sell. I did feel that some of the infant clothing was too faded and worn for the prices they were asking. I took in a huge basket of items to consign. They took almost all of the maternity clothes I took, probably 15 – 20 items, so it was nice to get those out of my closet. I took cash instead of store credit because the last few times I had been there I walked out empty handed.

I love selling my girls old clothes here & getting paid cash or store credit, however I do wish I got more $ sometimes but, I do get they have to make profit & after all my girls out grew them. Far as clothes & items there some are priced pretty good but, some I feel like I could buy new for the price they are marked at. It just really depends what they have when you go. You have to kinda just look around but, I think it’s a nice store & I have been going for years. If you haven’t been I would at least give it a try.

I have been coming here since 2011 I believe… But this place seems to be loosing its touch.
They use to have great clothing for children. Clothing used to be in great condition and everything was very cute. Now a lot of the clothes are faded and overpriced. The store was and still is kept real well organized. The staff has changed, seems like they only speak to you when you’re about to pay. I’m giving them 2 stars because I’m hoping the store changes back to the way it used to be. I was a regular and I’d go every two weeks and walk out with cute outfits without paying so much. Last week I was there and left in 10 mins empty handed. They do have really (new) cute bows for little girls and a wide selection of toys. I might stop by in a few weeks to see if anything has changed.

This K2K is my favorite.
When I take my clothes to sell, I do not expect much. At times I am shocked at how much they offer me (more than expected) and other times I just accept it. I consider it easier than having a garage sale and sometimes more profitable. I always take a store credit because my girls love the brand Justice and most often K2K will have a few Justice items at a pretty good price and in good condition. I found an XXXS pair of Justice shorts for $ 5.99! One happy mom over here!
I am not a fan of their shoes. Most of them look dirty and are unorganized.
This K2K always seems to have a much better selection than the other ones.

I stopped by with Kiddo and Hubby in tow as I had gotten an email the day before that Kid to Kid were having a 20% off sale for Memorial Day.
I selected an adorable stack of stuff from Chaps to Gap — tops, dresses and a few shorts. All in good condition up to excellent condition.
While waiting to check out I pulled up the email on my phone and noticed that in fine print the sale was Monday only.
I asked if it were possible to have the 20% anyway as I had gotten the email DAYS before and figured the sale was through the weekend — not just Monday. Why on earth would they limit the sale to only Monday? It is a holiday and the store hours are more limited than usual — they will be closing at 5pm. So that limits their customers to have to go out on a holiday AND get there before the store closes early. It made no sense, and why inform customers of a sale 4 days before it even starts and why put the most important information in the fine print?
Anyway, the gals at the counter said «No», the sale was Monday only. So instead of getting my money, they instead had to spend the time returning all of my items to the shelves. I am not going to buy something that I know will be 20% less in a matter of 48 hours. Also, they would not hold the items until Monday either — only until the end of closing that day.
So, I have spent hundreds of dollars at Kid to Kid over the last 1.5 years, I have been on their eblast list and have run through a few ‘loyalty cards’.
They have lost an eblast subscriber, lost a customer and now have a bad review to boot.
I understand they can set their own rules but sending out unclear and misleading marketing is just bad business and losing my business was shortsighted.

I was shocked at the prices they were selling used items for. Especially since they completely ripped me off for pretty much all my items I sold to them. A brand new Baby Bjorn (perfect condition) and they pay me $ 7? REALLY!!! The only reason I went ahead and sold them my stuff is because I had already hauled everything into their store (I had A LOT of stuff!) and I needed to get to a meeting, so I really didn’t want to load it all up in my car again. I was caught off guard when the lady told me what she would pay for my things. When she saw me hesitate, she said «Well, do you want to sell it, or not?!» She was very rude and acted as though I was bothering her. Definitely won’t be selling or buying anything from this store again.

So I have been going here for years and I just found a cute jacket priced 1.99 I try to confirm it and the lady very rudely tears the tag and says oh no that’s wrong this is not the goodwill. Sets it aside and I say okay so is it for sale?! Well let me check I can sell it for 2.99! Uh… okay…not cool. A lady tells me she came across it too and i was actually priced 5.99. That’s a huge difference… So it made me realize that they go shopping at the goodwill and up the price times four. That is not okay… Never going there again taking my business elsewhere. Mind you when i do go, i spend over $ 70-​$ 100 every time. Very disappointed… It was NOT even brand name either!

Kid to Kid rocks. With as much as babies/​toddlers grow, I cannot fathom buying brand new clothes unless absolutely necessary. I live close to this place and I am a frequent shopper because everything switches out so much. There’s loads of look for here if you are expecting, lots of used maternity clothes and breast pumps, diaper bags, journals, pregnancy books, etc. Definitely a place you want to check out before you go buy any bigger expensive items.
There’s loads of kid clothes. There only used to be clothes for under 5 year olds, but they’ve created more of an area for older kids as well, so you can find clothes for pre-​teens. They have a huge selection of baby toys, baby necessities (cribs, car seats, strollers, boppys, pottys, shoes) all reasonably priced.
I have sold here before, never clothes though, I usually only donate all of my baby’s clothes to Goodwill as you get little to nothing for them. I’ve sold items here like his car seat, strollers, etc and always get offered a good amount of money so I can’t complain.
The girls who work here usually aren’t very interactive which you may or may not like. I think it’s rude not to be greeted when you enter but I’m just glad they don’t bug me while I shop.