How to sell preloved baby gear in Singapore
Sell big-ticket baby gear like prams, strollers, cots and carriers on Carousell, Facebook parents' groups or through Selutiq on WhatsApp, and expect roughly 30 to 60 percent of the new price for good brands in good condition. Bundle small items like clothes and toys, or take them to a consignment or buy-back shop. Don't sell car seats that have been in an accident or are past their expiry date.
Babies outgrow things in months, so most baby gear is barely used when it's ready to go. That makes it one of the easiest categories to sell, because other parents are actively looking for it.
What sells well
- Prams and strollers from well-known brands, especially light travel strollers.
- Baby carriers, bouncers, high chairs and play mats.
- Cots and cot beds, which buyers usually collect or have delivered by van.
- Breast pumps, sold with new parts where the brand recommends replacing them.
- Clothes, books and toys, best sold as bundles by age or size.
Where to sell it
Carousell has the most buyers. Facebook groups for parents and for your estate are good for bulky items that someone nearby can collect. Consignment and buy-back shops take kids' clothes and some gear with no effort from you. Selutiq lists the item from one photo on WhatsApp, answers the questions parents always ask ("any stains?", "does it fold one-handed?"), negotiates within your lowest price and sends a courier to your door. Compare all the options in where to sell second-hand items in Singapore.
How to price it
Search for the same model on marketplaces and look at what it's listed for, then price slightly below the cheapest one in similar condition if you want it gone in a week. As a rough guide, good brands in good condition go for 30 to 60 percent of the new price, and anything with all its accessories (rain cover, insert, cup holder) sells faster. Our pricing guide has a step-by-step method.
Safety: what not to sell
- Car seats that have been in a crash, are past the manufacturer's expiry date, or are missing parts or the manual. Be upfront about the seat's history.
- Recalled products. Check the brand's website for recalls before listing.
- Opened formula, food or medicine.
Photos and description that sell
- Clean it first. Wipe down fabric and wheels; it's the biggest difference to price.
- Show it folded and unfolded, plus any wear up close.
- Give the exact model and year, what's included, and whether you're in a smoke-free and pet-free home.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I sell my used pram in Singapore?
Carousell and Facebook parents' groups have the most buyers for prams and strollers. If you don't want to handle buyers or meet up, Selutiq sells it for you on WhatsApp and books a courier or van pickup from your door.
How much can I sell a second-hand stroller for?
Good brands in good condition usually sell for about 30 to 60 percent of the new price. Check what the same model is listed for on marketplaces, and include every accessory to get the top of that range.
Can I sell a used car seat?
Only if it has never been in an accident, is within the manufacturer's expiry date, and has all its parts. Tell buyers its full history.