Kid To Kid

Stopped by with my little one today to check out this place. They have a ton of clothing in excellent condition at a great price. I also loved all the hair bows they had available. The only thing I didn’t really like was the cost of the children’s shoes. Slightly over priced for the condition some of them were in. Overall I liked what I saw and will be returning to find some deals on winter clothing for my 3 daughters.

This place is just awesome! Love their stuff!!! You’ll find everything from clothes to toys, bottles, shoes, pacifiers, beds, strollers and lots of other things. Highly recommend to stop by and take a look!

This place is no different from your basic consignment shop. You can buy/​sell your kids clothes and goods but don’t expect a huge return on your items for sale-​these people need to make $$ after all.
I only hit this store up if I need something that I can’t find at Target or Kohls on the fly like a breastfeeding cover or buying up winter jackets for donations. Apparently my brother in law wants to be canonized when he dies and trying to buy out their entire winter coat inventory for Kurdish refugees is on the list.
My sister was given a generous budget for donations so I had the joy of picking out thermals, jackets, shoes, toys and accessories for young children living in tents miles and miles away. I envisioned myself being miserable in the cold and with each potential pick, I asked myself «if I were a kid, would I appreciate this?»
There is absolutely no rhyme or reason to he prices here. A $ 20 shearling Gap jacket would go a long way and cost $ 80 retail whereas a ratty $ 60 fleece Northface fleece wouldn’t block any of the wind so… we had a lot of Gap in the basket by the end of the day. A lot of items I thumbed through were in poor/​fair condition and maybe 40% of what I picked up really wasn’t worth the price they were asking.
The toys and accessories sell for retail and the larger accessories in the back like the strollers and pack n play aren’t worth their sticker price. Shop Amazon or sign up for discounts from Kohls and you could probably get a much better price if you’re patient and wait for a good deal online.
It’s good in a pinch and they offer a 10% discount for military so that’s definitely a plus.
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We just visited for the first time last week.
We had a great experience! It took longer than I expected for them to process my clothes but they were busy and so I understand. So we shopped and browsed, they are hooked to a separate store so that’s cool. They had plenty of staff and I even saw them go out of their way to check in storage for more clothes or shoe of a certain size.
They offer a lot of discounts, first time user, military, tax free, etc, Also the book club is pretty nifty, 1 free book up to 1.99 per month. That’s cool!
There is plenty of room for strollers despite what a PP said!
The only problem I saw with the store were the customers! Mom’s leaving their stroller in the middle of an isle and wandering off, kids playing all over the floor on the back wall of toys and mom’s glaring when you try to squeeze your stroller past so you can actually shop.
It’s a store, not a playground! You wouldn’t do that at Target, don’t do it here! The fact they provide a closed in play area is awesome but mom’s need to actually use it and I would LOVE to see some customer curtesy rules enacted.
Oh, and the bows were super overpriced.
They had a great selection of clothes, friendly staff and great discounts, we will definitely be back!

NEVER AGAIN. I gave this place three tries, and each time left more aggravated than the last. Even writing this review is making me angry.
First off, the parking lot is a nightmare.
As far as the physical store goes, there is not enough room to shop while pushing a stroller. They have a small «play area,» but on this last trip they chose to display the discontinued playground slide and electric jeep right next to it – and then forbade the children from sitting in or touching either. (And the slide and jeep? Priced at 80% of their retail values. – home and googled it because I was so surprised by the prices – Seriously – I could buy a new one for less with an online coupon.)
I am totally baffled as to their buying policy, as well. I have sold on two different occasions, and there seems to be no consistency to what they will take – especially when compared with what they are selling. Example: They refused a new, with tags item because it was «basic or stained» but offered faded items with loose stitching on the rack. Again, it would be cheaper for me to go to Kohl’s, Walmart or Target and get brand new clothes than to shop for my kids there. (Another pet peeve – after refusing to buy a large quantity of my newborn items the worker was STUNNED that I didn’t want to «let the store donate them» for me. Um, no. Number one, this place feels so shady I fully expected them to resell my «donated «items, and number two, I will take the tax write-​off myself, thanks!)
Bottom line – cheaper to shop at Walmart or Target for basics, and if used designer is what you want, hit ebay and save even more.

Liked the store clean and friendly staff. Haven’t tried to sell clothes there yet. Didn’t give five stars because they were trying to sell toys close to retail value, I’m looking for a deal, I will stick to craigslist for toys.

Okay so this is a tricky review to write. Kid to Kid has super friendly staff but I do not like the fact that they are not consistent with the items they will take in for trade or cash. I love the fact that you can go in and get super cute children and infants outfits on the cheap, children outgrow their clothes so quickly it doesn’t seem logical to spend an arm and a leg on their outfits. Another thing I wasn’t thrilled about occurred during a recent visit to the store I was looking to buy cute summer outfits for my son which shouldn’t have been an issue with it being beginning of June but I was terribly disappointed that the 2T boys section had a total of 10 summer outfits which appeared to be very faded and worn. I don’t think this would have irritated me as much if they didn’t have the clothing racks overflowing with winter apparel. To top it off when I go up to the front to find out what if any of my sons items they would accept they make me an offer for a top but not the matching hat or bottoms and two winter tops. As I mentioned before I do not understand why they take certain items and why they reject others. It obviously does not have anything to do with the fact that my sons clothing was or wasn’t name brand. That very same trip they rejected 3 never worn polo brand shirts. I just left the store that day very confused to say the least. I have a love hate relationship with this store. I love to shop and find great deals, it’s hit or miss here, but I have not had much luck with trading or selling items to them. Will I be back… probably so, but I’d much rather donate my clothes to someone who needs them rather than bring a closet full of clothes in only for them to approve a couple of items. Bottom line, sweet employees, great steals, not big on selling back to the store however.

They moved to Washington Road. The bigger space is nice. But it is hard to see it without a driveby the first couple times you come!