There are many second-hand children's clothing stores and flea markets in Germany, and today I will take you around. There are plenty of baby items, including bottles, milk powder boxes, walkers, strollers, baby slides and more, as well as a variety of children's toys in plastic, wood and cotton. I used to buy the same stroller here for 18 euros.
Second-hand items here are very affordable, such as this wooden toy, which originally cost 4-5 euros, now only sells for 2 euros. There are also clothes and socks in various sizes, and the prices are also very good. The price of the hat is also very affordable, it is all about 4 euros. Regular hats cost between 8-20 euros. There are also 100 socks, shorts cost 5 cents, and stockings cost 1 dollar. Although it is not known whether these socks have foot gas or not, the price is really attractive.
There are also a lot of t-shirts, shirts, tops, etc. here for only 1.95 euros. The clothes here come in different thicknesses and prices, but they're all cheap overall, with thicker coats costing only 9.95 euros. There are also many long coats and they are also affordable. There are also all kinds of baby items, including bath mats, carriers, etc., but I was afraid to buy intimate clothing because I was a little worried about hygiene. There is also a cloth strip for a bench for only 9.9 euros. The price of this infant car seat is also affordable, only 59.9 euros. This thing hanging from the ceiling is also cheap, only 6.95 euros. There are also many regular-priced items, but the price is relatively low, such as this toy for only 10 euros.
In addition to second-hand shops, there is also a second-hand flea market, and things here are also cheap. For example, this baby toy, for only 10 euros, can be used when the baby learns to walk. Really good value for the price. I can accept second-hand baby items, including strollers, dining chairs, etc., but I'm afraid to buy intimate clothing. Do you buy second-hand items for your baby? Remember to follow me and take you around next time.
