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These days, if you shop vintage, you can give yourself the badge of "recessionista" and wear it with newfound pride. Arguably there is even more logic to taking the same approach with your kids, who regularly outgrow their clothes (and toys) no matter how cherished by them, or you…
Buy, Sell or (even better) Donate No Longer Wanted Kids Stuff via HandMeDowns.com
The next time you clean your children's closets, this is a destination to consider, whether to earn a little extra spending money selling their gently used, outgrown possessions, or by opting instead to give them away to those who might both need them and enjoy them next. Similarly, search the listings, by city, and you might find some actual finds for a fraction of what you might pay at retail. Think a very targeted Craig's List– and in fact the site pulls targeted listings from that über online classified site, as well as having listings that are exclusive.
Sell or Search by Category…
Items are well-organized by categories ranging from clothing, further sorted by gender and age group; to baby gear, furniture, toys and more. The listings are not yet hugely extensive, although it's quite easy to browse as a result. And there are indeed some finds to be found. Of additional interest (and an area we will continue to watch) is their Childcare section, with listings for nannies, babysitters and daycare.
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If you live in the New York area (or can get there for a day in April), mark off Tuesday, April 21st from 12-2 for the Executive Moms Spring 2009 Luncheon. We are building a timely, interactive event to delve into all of the most pressing issues and questions you have as working moms today. More information to come!
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"Speaking as 'Mom of the Month'." Upon being bestowed this temporary title by our friends at www.BigCityMoms.com, a little forced reflection proved to be a good way to take stock of how Executive Moms came about, and a few of the more important lessons learned along the way.
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