Those in the know are aware — painfully, at times — that kids outgrow their clothes at a far faster rate than they wear them out. We're talking about clothes, but also about toys, books, and furniture. So what to do with all the leftovers (other than give them to Goodwill, stash them in the garage, pile them up outside for bulk-trash pickup, or — eek! — have another baby and call 'em hand-me-downs)? Another option: This well-stocked, easy-to-navigate north Phoenix store is a winner for both people itching to get rid of some things (and maybe make a bit of money while doing so) and those who need this or that, and at an eminently fair price. No garbage here. Kid to Kid is a godsend for parents on a budget who are nevertheless seeking first-rate merchandise for their little ones — and have their own treasure troves to pass along.
Are you kidding me? Kid to Kid? There are so many LOCAL and much cooler kids consignment and resale stores in the valley. Puddleduds, Urban Baby Exchange, Baby Bloomers, A to Z Kids Resale, Hissyfits, etc......Instead you choose a boring, nationally franchised big box kids resale store. I'm so disappointed by this choice from the New Times. Especially in an issue that is supposed to revolve around local businesses. New Times, you should be ashamed of yourselves. Pathetic!
