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r/toddlers · u/alliefaith1441 août 2026, 16:40

Is it bad? Nephews birthday

My nephew is turning 2 in a couple of days. My husband and I get him for two weeks probably a month. He has his own bed here and everything. On Facebook market place I found a bunch of fun stuff like a slide, a balance bike (for toddlers), and fun outdoor stuff and I really want to get a bunch of these things for him for his birthday? But, I feel like the worst aunt in the world for thinking about getting him used stuff for his birthday and not new. But, it would be a fortune to get new of those things.

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u/Vegetable_Collar5141 août 2026, 16:49
That’s totally fine, I’d just make sure those things look really clean and as new as possible (but that’s more for the other adults, kiddo will love them either way).
u/dogsandplants221 août 2026, 16:57
They're new to him! My daughter is 2 and is always thrilled to get "used" toys! She might care when she's older, but for now she loves them!
u/FetaCrumbles11 août 2026, 17:02
With my kid, I could get him a bag of crumpled tinfoil and plastic spoons and it’d be the most amazing thing ever, so I don’t think you have to worry about how a second hand slide or bike will be received, he’s probably going to lose his mind!
u/choccymilkplease11 août 2026, 17:03
Please don't get them brand new things that they will grow out of. Make sure they're safe but if they are, buy used toys/clothes/anything. There's enough "stuff" in this world already.
u/penguin4thewin11 août 2026, 17:03
I get almost all toys on marketplace now. Saves money, I’m not buying more stuff to end up in the dumpster, and my daughter has no idea.
u/butterfliez11 août 2026, 17:05
Nah kids outgrow stuff so fast. Just give it a good scrub and have it setup for him, toddlers don't know if something is used or new lol.
u/SpoiledMilk-66611 août 2026, 17:19
I buy my own child used things. I buy other children in my life used items. Especially books. As long as they aren’t on their last legs… I believe it’s perfectly acceptable. I mean honestly I thrift not even because of money but because we don’t always need something brand new.
u/donkey_punch_drunk11 août 2026, 17:28
Take the guilt feelings and throw them directly in the trash. Used stuff is great. My 2.5yo has so many big and small used items that are beat to hell that he adores. Kids (especially that young) do not care AT ALL.
u/Ryachaz11 août 2026, 17:28
It's going to be new *to him* and that makes it exciting. At that age, they dont think of things as new or used yet. Buy used, I try and get my wife to when I can.
u/dingleb0p11 août 2026, 17:50
For my son’s 2nd birthday I told his aunts to thrift everything! If it’s clean and still works, there’s no reason we need anything brand new. All of his favorite toys are second hand!
u/nordmead8811 août 2026, 17:56
Personally I would ask before bringing over so many large things to someone's house
u/yoga_mini11 août 2026, 18:05
I love buying used things for my two year-old! It’s so true. They do grow out of these things so quickly it just makes more sense to buy things used. I buy used toys clothes and I do years old. They don’t know the difference. They’ll just be so excited to see the toys go for it. It’s such a nice idea and so fun and I totally agree. You can get more stuff and better stuff and often even more high-quality stuff when you buy used.
u/rainsplat11 août 2026, 18:31
Mom of an almost 2 year old here! Kids actually use toys for such a short amount of time. Buy used, then resell for another kid to use when he outgrows it!
u/SnooPeppers347011 août 2026, 18:53
leave the guilt. GET THE ITEMS, The kid will use these for probably 2 years max and then grow out of it. Save money, buy used, help a parent out.
u/Chance_Ad341611 août 2026, 19:10
Girl it's fine! I get my own kids used stuff including clothes and shoes because it's way more environmental too
u/QuicheKoula11 août 2026, 19:16
He won’t care but the Environment and your wallet do! I buy used as often as I can for my kids. Our 2yo just got a used bike. It’s the red one he wanted and he was sooooo happy, he didn’t even look at the scratches.
u/Direct-Geologist-40711 août 2026, 19:48
As long as it’s clean and ready to play with I don’t see an issue, especially if it’s going to stay at your house too! I have three kids and thrifting and getting used things on marketplace are a game changer with how fast kids go through stuff. I bought a brand new play kitchen for my twins when they turned 2 only for them to rarely play with it, so since then it’s always been buy used toys in our household