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2nd Hand Baby Clothes

Winnie · 2011-07-11 16:51:47

Just wondering the best place to donate baby clothes. My son is still only a month old but he is quite long so has already grown out of some of his newborn clothes but would like to give them to other mums who really need them rather than just putting them in one of those clothes recycling bins......anyone any suggestions?…

11-07-2011 4:51pm

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Just wondering the best place to donate baby clothes. My son is still only a month old but he is quite long so has already grown out of some of his newborn clothes but would like to give them to other mums who really need them rather than just putting them in one of those clothes recycling bins......anyone any suggestions? I am in North Co. Dublin by the way.

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#2 11-07-2011 5:30pm

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Local charity shop? Or St. Vincent de Paul?

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the free stuff section on adverts.ie or sell them there.

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#4 12-07-2011 8:04am

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Phone around local women's centres - the places where women and their children go to get away from domestic abuse, etc. They are usually more than willing to accept such things b/c sometimes the women have to leave everything behind when they leave the house.

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