Wee Ones Reruns

I go here to get gifts for all my nieces and nephews. Big selection and everything is reasonably priced. Plus the owner is lovely!

LOVE this store! I have been consigning my kids clothing, toys and books here for almost 3 years now. It’s a great way rid of all those too small or no longer wanted items and get some $$$ back!
Sandra is the best! She is extremely friendly and professional at the same time. Everything taken in for consignment is carefully checked for stains, holes, tears and odours.
There is a HUGE variety of items both new and gently used. It’s a great place to find soccer cleats, ballet shoes, costumes, speciality books, and pretty much anything else you can think of. I highly recommend this cute store for any new parents or anyone looking to for specific items for their child.

We need more baby consignment stores in the greater Vancouver area! I’ve been here a few times and the sales ladies there are all very helpful. I couldn’t justify the price of the clothes but they are nicely organized. Their condition is average in general. I still like to go on and look around once a month or so.

I love the concept of the store. I am all about up-​cycling and anything environmental. Kids grow up so fast and some things are still great. My friend just recently announced on Facebook that she is having baby #3, therefore, came in here to look and get some ideas for her when the little one pops out. I don’t have kids and never will, therefore, I had a lot of questions and blank looks. The lady at the til was super helpful and guided me as to what the new mom to be would/​may need/​appreciate. So helpful when someone has been there done that. I appreciate getting advice from an expert AKA mom. Now I can’t wait for the baby shower so that I can show her what I got. Prices were decent, however, don’t know much about the baby market but I didn’t feel that my wallet took a hard beating so we’re good.

I’ve had some really fantastic finds here… especially with winter boots and warm jackets. The owner is really sweet and helpful. The prices can be a bit high for second hand, but everything is in great condition.

I’ve been visiting Wee Ones regularly since my youngest son was 1 yr old (he’s now almost 7). The selection of clothing, books and toys is always great, and consignment appointments are handled efficiently and with a discerning eye. I have booked three or four consignment appointments here so far; it’s easy to book in, there are clear guidelines for what is accepted, and I am always delighted with the cash I receive in return. The quality of clothing is excellent; I have bought items here that have lasted well for my first son and are now still going strong with the second! This is what I look for really; hard-​wearing clothing that looks good. I would much rather buy quality secondhand clothes than brand new ones that fall apart after a couple of months of use.
Also noteworthy: the store layout; very clear, with plenty of room for kids to play while parents shop, with clearly labelled clothing areas (by age/​gender). There’s a very comfy area set aside for nursing, and a washroom kitted out for changing babies/​potty-​training toddlers. The store was refurbed a year or so ago, and it feels clean, light and modern. The customer service is very good; attentive helpful staff who understand that your child wants to play rather than shop (there’s a large open space for playing!), and who know their way around the merchandise in case you have a specific question.
Lastly, the store also stocks some excellent new merchandise, such as Tuffo rainwear and picnic blankets, and stainless steel lunch containers. It’s a one-​stop-​shop for me and my family!

The quality of the clothing in this store is quite good; however, the pricing is way out of whack for secondhand.
Used StrideRite runners with quite a bit of wear on the soles (the important part!), for example, were selling for $ 20. Used Robeez (ew!) for $ 10. Pants and tops from BabyGAP were $ 10, despite the fact that you can find these items brand new in the retail stores for $ 12 – 16 — or less — when they go on sale (which is about every 4 – 6 weeks).
It’s really nice to be able to browse through secondhand clothing that is well-​organized and already vetted for quality (compared with, say, Value Village), but honestly, for the extra few bucks, it’s almost easier to just wait for the sales at retail stores and be able to find exactly what I want in the size I need.

This is the absolutely, hands-​down, no question, best kid’s consignment store in Vancouver. I’ve tried them all, and this one is the best. They have all kinds of great, carefully edited used clothes, cloth diapers, toys, and books. There are also some new items, generally of a green or gentle parenting nature, including baby carriers.
The mama who owns the business is super nice and informative as well. I’ve both consigned and bought here and I will keep coming back.

Having a baby is expensive, but Wee Ones can help you save money. I go there on a regular basis to check out what they’ve got in stock. They usually have a few baby monitors, breast pumps, carriers, strollers, playards, baby gyms, swings, etc. & these items have a fairly high turnover, so keep going back if you don’t find what you’re looking for. Most of their floor space is devoted to clothing, some higher end & all decent quality. If you want to stock up on onesies for $ 2 – 3 apiece or tags-​still-​on-​unworn sleepers for half retail, this is the place for you. There are also a few racks of new clothes, toys, diapers & other gear. The owner & staff are moms, so they can definitely provide you with helpful advice from experience, unlike a lot of other baby/​kids stores out there.