Garage Sale Kids & Baby Prices: What to Charge
Kids' and baby items draw a lot of garage sale shoppers because children outgrow things so quickly. Parents look for clean, working gear at a fraction of the store price. Baby clothes sell best in bundles, while larger items like strollers, high chairs and ride-on toys can be priced individually. Check every item for missing parts and recalls before you put it out, and never sell expired or recalled car seats.
Typical kids & baby prices
| Item | Typical price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Baby clothes (each) | $0.5–$3 | |
| Kids' shoes | $1–$3 | |
| Toy | $1–$5 | |
| Board game | $1–$5 | |
| Large toy / ride-on | $10–$25 | |
| Stroller | $15–$60 | |
| High chair | $10–$35 | |
| Crib | $20–$60 | |
| Baby monitor | $5–$20 | |
| Car seat | Do not sell | Don't sell expired or recalled car seats. |
Pricing tips for kids & baby
- Sell baby and kids' clothes in bundles or by the bag, sorted by size.
- Put batteries in toys that light up or make noise so buyers can see they work.
- Keep small parts together in clear zip bags and tape them to the box.
- Check recall lists for cribs, strollers and high chairs before pricing them.
Common questions
How much should I charge for baby clothes at a garage sale?
Single pieces of baby clothing usually sell for about 50 cents to $3. Bundling them by size often helps them sell faster.
Can I sell a used car seat at a garage sale?
Do not sell car seats that are expired or have been recalled. Buyers usually cannot tell a car seat's history, so many sellers choose not to sell them at all.
More garage sale prices by category
- Furniture prices
- Clothes & Shoes prices
- Electronics prices
- Tools & Garage prices
- Books & Media prices
- Kitchen & Home prices
- Sports & Outdoors prices
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