Baby Walker Sale

I cannot find the Baby Annabell Walker on sale anywhere! Has it been discontinued? I need it for a present for xmas. Can anyone please help? x

try ebay

2006-11-16 13:05:55 by Vicki F

I remember last year, towards the end of Feb, Target had some incredible sales on their baby stuff, like strollers, gates, high chairs, walkers, etc. becasue they were restocking with all the new models/prints and wanted to liquidate the old stuff. Does anyone know exactly when they do this? It may be different in different states. I live in CT. Thanks!

They already had their clearance this year, sorry! It may be different in other parts of the country, but here the big beginning of the year clearance started in early January and at this point everything that wasn't sold has been shipped off to discount retailers and to the manufacturers.

They usually have a store wide clearance, including a lot of baby stuff, just after the first of the year. This clears out extra inventory left over from the previous fiscal year and the holidays.

2009-02-23 12:56:58 by ĀŢĿĄŜ↔ĴŮŅĶĬĒ

Price: $28.00 $28.00

Includes three sets of straps to secure bag
Features divided interior pocket
Attaches to the side of nearly any stroller with patent pending straps and extenders

I have a ton of baby clothes and everything im selling s in good shape meaning no stains and barely worn out fits. what should i price them at? I was thinking 2 dollars for an outfit???
I have some osh gosh outfits that were never worn and still have price tags on them that say 24.99, what should i price them at?
I have a portable crib that that my baby has never used but its been used for toy storage so its still like new, any ideas.
winnie pooh walker never used?
and a bounce bounce baby activity center?

thanks, i need any advice
also keep in mind these clothes are like new but maybe 2 dollars an out fit might be to much, i dont know.
solidgold, you so funny,duhhhh.

People usually haggle at yard sales. I would price it at $3 and then the person will most likely talk it down to $2. That sounds perfectly reasonable to me. If clothes are stained, or have holes, you might want to price them even a bit lower.

The walker and baby bouncer I would price at about $10. The crib, you could try for $30 and see if that sticks. To get a better idea of what to price things, visit your local craigslist ads and see what people are selling their things for.

2008-05-19 12:17:24 by hi there!

Price: $5.95 $5.95

I WANT TO SELL THINGS AT A GARAGE SALE, BUT I'VE NEVER DONE ONE BEFORE SI I DONT KNOW HOW CHEAP THINGS SHOULD ACTUALLY BE? IM SELLING A BABY WALKER(ORIG.$90) FLUTE(ORIG.$400) AND OTHER STUFF WHICH IS CHEAP. what should i sell them for? also i want to sell water or soda. or should i do cookies or something like that? thanks

People expect things at yard sales to be very cheap. I quit having yard sales because the people here expect things to be so cheap. But some people do spend big money at yard sales. My record for one day is $26,300 but I got the yard and the house and a car. Fist rule of yard sales is that you never know what will sale. I have seen people buy things that I thought no one would have a use for, and I have bought thing that people said they almost didn't put out because they knew no one would buy it. One of the best yard sales that I went to was items on a driveway divided by lines, with each section having a price written on the driveway in chalk and the high priced items individual items separately priced at the end. No hunting for price tags and easy for both seller and customer. GOOD LUCK

2009-05-18 14:45:50 by Princess Aimey's Mama*

I have it all, changing table, crib, highchair, bouncer, swing (battery operated), diaper jeanie, walker, and much more. All in like new condition since their only used for such a short time, then went into my attic. What is a good price to put on such big ticket items? The clothing will go for .50-1.00, but never sold the big stuff before.. any ideas/suggestions?
most was bought for me and given at showers, so anything would be profit. I was thinking between 10.00 and 50.00.

changing table: $20-50
crib: $30-75 (more if convertible and you have pieces, etc.)
bouncer: $10
swing: $20
diaper genie: $5-10
walker: $10-15

These are prices I'd pay at a garage sale or craigslist. i surf craig's all the time and i commonly see people trying to sell these items for these prices. If anything is name brand like pottery barn or something (crib, changing table), you could probably get more. Also, consider the style. If it's outdated, you won't get as much as something newer or classic in style. Good luck!

2008-06-06 11:48:12 by heyaimee2003