Selling

Baby Jumble sellers (and encouragers of recycling!)

Baby Jumble is about helping parents make a bit of extra cash, and if you book a table at one of our local sales, you can be sure that your child’s old bits & bobs will be going to a good home. Plus, living in London, we know how good it feels to clear some precious space at home!

We like to keep things simple, so tables are a set price and you get to keep 100% of your takings on the day. Plus if you book early enough, there may be the odd early bird table left!

Top tips for successful selling at our local baby sales

  • Baby Jumblers like things tidy – presentation is everything, so try and avoid overstocking your stall as it may put buyers off
  • Bring lots of change – it will help your fellow parents and mums-to-be, plus it keep things moving
  • Get rid of old carrier bags – we love recycling at Baby Jumble, and this goodwill gesture will really help your buyers (plus deplete the mountain of bags you have at home under the stairs!)
  • Don’t forget to smile lots – Baby Jumblers like smiley people!
  • Quality check your items – they need to be clean and undamaged
  • Don’t be afraid to demo – you know best how to use an item and it can really help buyers as well as improve your chance of selling the item
  • Instruction manuals – these are a real plus for buyers. If you’ve lost the original, you may be able to download a copy from the internet
  • Hit the magic number – when deciding on prices, the internet can be a useful resource to help guide you, but always price keenly to sell
  • Keep it legal! – we’ll help you by providing information on the current legislation in our seller’s pack, once you sign up

7 thoughts on “Selling”

  1. julie martin's avatarjulie martin

    thanks jenny, i have tried to book a stall but i am experiencing problems with my paypal account. Is there any other way to pay? can i do a bank transfer or pay cash on the day? thanks julie

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    1. fayebell's avatarfayebell Post author

      Hi Julie,

      Yes that’s ok. There is space to the side of each table, which you can use for larger items such as a pram or a clothes rail.

      Jenny

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