Have changed name for this in case I'm recognised.
3rd baby due in May, unplanned (but welcome) so we'd got rid of all our baby stuff.
DH's cousin has offered some stuff as youngest is now 2 (they've been trying get rid of it for a while), however they smoke. Whilst they doesn't smoke in the house I'm sure the smell must travel, they live a couple of hours away and I haven't been to their house so can't be sure.
Am I being ungrateful? We could do with saving the cost but I'd rather buy second hand from a non-smoking house.
Also, how do we refuse? I'm already seen as "high'n'mighty" as we decided to keep wedding small (long story!). Would it be really unethical to accept the stuff and than freecycle? The chance of them bothering to visit is very, very slim so they'd never know.
Sorry it's long. Thanks!
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Am I being ungrateful - 2nd hand baby stuff
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WaddlingAway · 14/03/2010 20:21
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