LA Kids Consignment

I was unimpressed with this consignment. The space is large, but smells and lighting does not work throughout. The selection of clothing for kids is not as expansive and not a varied selection. I've been to consignment sales like this in riverside (MooLaLa), Temecula (Rhea Lana), and Upland (The Little Piggy) and I decided to travel to this location hoping for the same quality of space, clothing and staff. The staff at this location were rude to a fellow customer who wanted to buy a stroller. The staff was on her phone and said to wait in a rude manner. I was standing in the checkout line and no one acknowledged me until someone manning the door pointing me to go to a staff member to check me out. They did not look at me and still took several moments to finish their conversation with a coworker before assuring me. They could have checked me out and continued their conversation if needed. Needless to say, I will not be returning to this location and suggest to others that if you are able to travel outside this area, to go to a different consignment. I didn't want to waste my long trip to this consignment and stopped at the green bean in eagle rock/Pasadena area and they are a small shop and had a much better selection of clothes in terms of style, quality and pricing. Highly recommend.

Giant garage sale basically!!! They are a pop up used baby/children store that uses empty store fronts 2x/ year in Santa Clarita, Northridge and Hawthorne for a 4 day weekend. I didn't find any expensive or big buys as my baby was due in October and their sale is in November in Northridge so I had most of the major items you need. You do have to be willing to dig in bins and racks to find good items. Not too many high end items on Friday when I visited but I did enjoy 50% off Sundays. Some items are overpriced but consignors make 65% so I get it. Some clothing items were stained and shouldn't be sold in my opinion- these should be donated. I would recommend they provide rolling baskets as the ikea bags they use get heavy. Some experienced shoppers bring their own rolling wagons for shopping. I mostly bought a lot of infant clothes with some other things here and there. They do have lots of swings, pack n plays, halos, and mamaroos. I would encourage consignors to do a better job cleaning items to sell better.

I have waited and waited for this Consignment sale to be close enough to me to attend and purchase some baby needs, Unfortunately my baby is no longer a baby and is now a toddler. I still however needed some items I was hoping we'd fine at a decent price. The sale started on a Thursday and we showed up on a Saturday and I thought to myself it would be slim pickings but to my surprise they still had ALOT to offer. My intentions where to look at Toddler beds and to purchase a hiking back carrier for my 18 month old, and that is exactly what I purchased , we found an Evenflow carrier for only $ 23.00 and some other knicks knacks I didn't know I would want till we saw them, each for under $ 5.00. The toddler beds I decided to hold off till he's two. However they had a lovely Pottery barn with storage underneath for only $ 60.00 and a Plastic buzzlight year for $40.00. The sales lady told me that on the final day anything that is marked discount (yes) would practically be free on the last day.

This sale isn't in Castaic but sometimes Burbank, Northridge, Woodland Hills--wherever they can find a warehouse to suit. It's an enormous sale that takes place about four times a year. There are affiliated sales in Santa Clarita and Torrance. Since Covid they've been taking place online. I've been consigning and shopping at these sales for years, and generally I can buy a season's worth of clothing for my kids with the sales of the clothes they outgrew the previous season. There are also toys, books, games, sports gear, baby stuff,... the list goes on. Everything is checked over for quality before it's admitted. Even as a teenager my daughter is still finding great deals--she loves to tell her friends about this sale because they all want bargains with their limited funds. The whole thing is incredibly efficiently run, and I always have a good time shopping and commenting on the stuff at sale time with other moms. You can also earn higher percentage on your items if you volunteer at the sales, which is also another fun way to connect with other parents in the Valley. Incredibly grateful for this sale--without it I would have spent thousands more dollars on clothing for my kids over the years.

I have been shopping at this event for 9 years. My boys have the cutest most stylish clothes for an average of 3.00 an item. I've gotten scooters and bikes and many legos too. I save so much money and my kids look like rockstars. I will be so sad when they outgrow this sale. Oh, and I also consign my old clothes and make money to buy the next seasons. I love this sale.