Nursery
Cots, mattresses, changing tables and monitors.
Sell outgrown baby and kids’ items
Outgrown, not worn out.
Children move through sizes and stages faster than the things they use wear out. Pass on what is safe and complete, and reach parents looking for exactly that.
Baby & Kids
KSh 6,500
Convertible cot with mattress
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What you can list
Another family needs the stage you have just finished.
List items that are clean, complete and safe to reuse, with their age and history described.
On the move
Prams, strollers, carriers and high chairs.
Clothing
Outgrown clothes, shoes and school uniforms.
Toys & books
Age-appropriate toys, games and children’s books.
Category-specific guidance
Parents buy on safety before price.
A parent reading your listing is checking whether it is safe to reuse. Answer that first and the price question gets easier.
A strong baby gear listing includes
Buyer-ready- 1Brand, model and age
Parents check recalls and safety guidance by model, so name it exactly.
- 2Every part accounted for
Straps, fasteners, manuals and accessories — say what is missing.
- 3Photos of the safety parts
Show harnesses, locks, wheels and joins, not just the overall item.
- 4How it was stored and cleaned
Say how long it was used and how you have prepared it.
A strong clothing or toy listing includes
Buyer-ready- 1Age or size range
Put it in the title — it is the first thing a parent filters on.
- 2Condition piece by piece
Call out stains, pilling, missing buttons or worn knees honestly.
- 3What the bundle contains
List every item so nobody is surprised at the handover.
- 4Cleaned before listing
Wash to the label, and say so in the description.
Simple from the start
How to sell used baby and kids’ items safely
Clean and inspect every part
Clean the item thoroughly and photograph it assembled from several angles. Show the brand label, harnesses, locks, wheels, fasteners and moving parts, plus any stains, cracks, wear or missing components. Check that every essential part works before offering the item to another family.
Include age and safety details
State the brand, model, dimensions, age or weight guidance, condition and everything included. Disclose missing instructions, replacement parts, repairs and faults. Check that the item is eligible for resale, and never list recalled, expired or damaged safety equipment that should be retired.
Demonstrate before handover
Answer parents’ questions carefully and demonstrate the locks, brakes, harnesses or folding mechanism during inspection. Agree on the price and collection arrangements only after the buyer understands the condition. Clean the item again, include all promised parts and confirm payment before handover.
Worth knowing before you list
Some items should not be sold second-hand.
Anything recalled, expired, damaged or involved in an impact should not be passed on, and neither should safety equipment with an unknown history. Check current manufacturer guidance for car seats and similar items before listing them.
- ✓Check the model against current recall notices.
- ✓Do not list impact-involved or expired safety items.
- ✓Never make a safety claim you cannot verify.
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Post your item, talk to buyers directly and keep the price you agree. Juuhudi takes no commission from your sale.
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Questions before you list
Selling baby & kids’ items on Juuhudi.
How much does it cost to list children’s items on Juuhudi?
Get started for free. Juuhudi takes no commission from the price you agree with your buyer. Full details are on the pricing page.
What details should I include when selling children’s items?
State the brand, model, size or recommended age, how long it was used, how it was stored, what parts are included, the cleaning status and every known defect.
Can buyers see my phone number?
No. Buyers contact you through Juuhudi messages, so you can answer questions and decide when or whether to share contact details.
Which baby items should not be sold second-hand?
Do not list recalled, expired, damaged, incomplete or impact-involved safety products, and check current manufacturer and safety guidance before offering anything intended to protect or restrain a child.
Can I sell children’s clothes as a bundle?
Yes. Group by size or age range, photograph every piece, name the total quantity and set one clear bundle price.