She didn't care that the skates had once belonged to another little girl. But her parents appreciated the price break they got buying them used.
Maisie's dad, P.J. McGarvey, says, "We're real big on buying used and recycling, so this is the kind of store we like to go to."
Replay toys is a re-sale store that just sells toys and baby gear... a niche the owners say was begging to be filled.
Owner Emily Roach says, "Children do not use toys that often. They use them, then they sit in a corner and parents get frustrated spending a lot of money on toys that kids put to the side. "
Some of the stock at Replay Toys is consigned and the sale price is split 50/50 between Replay and the consigners. Other items are donated, with some of the proceeds going to charity.
Everything has to be in good condition, have a manufacturer's label and not be on any recall lists.
"Anything that's deemed sellable for a child under the age of 12, we do some collector toys as well, but if we can't check it against a recall list, we can't sell it," explains owner Antoinette Alpart.
Among the deals we spotted:
A Candyland game for $4.49
Ty Girlz toys for $1.99
Rescue Heroes for $3.49
A baby walker/rocker was $22.99
A Graco stroller was $29.99.
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