Yesterday, I heard about a site called thredUP. Through this site, you can buy used clothes for your growing child from other parents, and sell the ones your child has outgrown. As quickly as our little girl goes through clothes at this stage, I think this sounds like a great idea. I'm constantly pulling clothes my daughter has outgrown out of her closet, and I feel like she's forever running out of clothes that fit her. I plan to look into it a little more, and I just might give it a try.
I'm still looking for a lighter TV , but I hope to buy one within the next couple of weeks. I don't like that so many that I see come with only a yearlong warranty. I don't trust that. Odds are -- based on the reviews of the ones I've seen -- the TV will outlast the warranty, but I just dislike the idea of shelling out $300 or $400 for something that the manufacturer has only a year's worth of confidence in. Based on what I've found in researching TVs, though, I'm probably not going to get a better warranty than that, so I'll likely just have to suck it up.
Hope you give us a try! The clothing you find on thredUP is hand-selected by our quality assurance team - great alternative to time consuming and sometimes risk buy/sell sites :) Good luck!
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Karen Fein
Marketing @ thredUP
Thanks! I just spent a little more time on the site and was very pleased with what I saw -- both in price and assortment. It will likely be a couple weeks before I try it, but I'll do another post about it when I do. Thanks for info! —Cat.
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