Sell them or keep them?

[Flossam]

Ds's baby clothes. I've mostly kept all of them but as we are facing a move and rather cash strapped atm will I regret selling them? What do you reckon?

I thought it was going to be sell or keep the kids

ive kept a few special bits (my faves) but sold or given away a lot of other bits.....

I reckon you should keep your favourite bits and sell the rest.

Depends if you're planning on using them again and whether the cost of replacing them in that event is more or less than you'd get for selling them.

I would like another baby at some point. But then, they are all little boy's clothes and I only have a fifty fifty chance of getting one of them again don't I?

It would cost me more to buy it all over again than I would get by selling them, definately, but then it is a lot to haul down three flights of stairs for a house move isn't it?

Will you be doing the hauling though...?

Do you have a friend you could "lend" them to whilst you move?

(and I would have been more than happy to dress dS2 in DS1s baby clothes had he been a girl )

ATM, DP's family are keen to help us to stop us paying loads for removals. So yes, afaik or can tell, it will be us hauling. I have several black bin bags full. Just as well you have two sons IMO SD, that could be one rather confused child!

If you are planning another baby - take out all your favourite bits and sell the rest.

When your family is complete chose ONE favourite outfit and then sell the rest.

Well that's what I've done anyway. I found it hard to get rid of stuff but at the end of the day I have my dds and that's enough for me.

Even if you have a girl, there are many things that can be worn by a girl or a boy. Pick out those, plus a few favourite things to keep as a momento of ds.

Right. Will start nagging DP to bring things down from the loft. Ebay here I come!

I'm keeping everything I have. If I have another daughter, I'll have everything I need. If I have a son, I'll sell the girls stuff.

I would have done that too swizzles, without a doubt, had it not been for the moving thing.