As They Grow

Great experience wonderful prices and the customer service you can't bet. Even when I forgot to you pick up my items they were kind enough to give me an address where I could so I still was able to get the deals that I paid for

Very expensive but great selection! We went for a stroller and spent over $100. Way more than we expected but great quality and friendly staff

An excellent way to make a little cash on your unwanted items and also a great place to shop! Love it!

Look, if you're a Mom or Dad in the Vegas area and you're not checking out the As They Grow seasonal sales, you're absolutely missing out. This is the spot we're locals get to consign all their new and gently used baby/kid/teen gear at 30-80% off retail prices. I have been attending this sale for three years now and buying all kinds of great things for my son like toys, puzzles, games, slides, bikes, and clothes.I've also consigned myself and made close to $300 on one occasion. Being a consignor admittedly takes a bit of work but it's so incredibly worth it knowing I can make $500 back every year on the things I buy for my son!

If you are a mom in Vegas, and you aren't going to this consignment sale, you are missing out! Our daughter is 16 months, and we went to "As They Grow" on a recommendation from our sitter. Almost all of her clothes have come from here. If you know babies, they grow out of their clothes before they can wear them very many times. This sale sells used children's clothes, toys, baby gear, etc. Typically, baby clothes are anywhere from 2-6 dollars (in my experience). I have also been able to get really nice shoes that have hardly been used. The sale is nicely organized by size and type of item, and I have found it easy to navigate. I would highly recommend checking it out- especially for new moms (great deals on strollers, cribs, pac n plays..) My family has saved a lot from shopping through consignment. Make sure to check their website or Facebook page for their pop up dates!Tip: Bring something to shop with! I usually bring a wagon to roll around the sale, but you would at least want a bag!

Disappointed... the description of this place is deceiving. This is not a traditional resale or consignment store. I went here to unload a few pair of gently used kids shoes that my niece has out grown only to find it cost a $2 entry fee and from what it looks like if you want to sale you have to sell the items yourself. It seem kind of like a resale swap meet which was not what i expected... on to the next for me bc i will not pay an entry fee to see what is available!!!

The As They Grow sales are one of my FAVORITE things about being a mama in Vegas. My friend introduced me to them a few years ago and since then I've been hooked. I've volunteered multiple times and shopped probably too many time The prices are set by individual consigners, so they don't have control over pricing, they have a Facebook group where people are happy to offer guidance in pricing (ATG Consigners club). And as a result, you can get GREAT deals on so many baby, kid, and teen items. They stock just about everything from shoes to clothing to toys, games, blankets, bottles, cribs, and so on. In fact, they just started doing a Home sale where you can buy and sell a TON more things besides baby and kid. I've had nothing but fantastic experiences, shopping, selling, and with the people who run it. To any parent in Vegas, this is WELL worth the drive! I always recommend shopping sooner for the best deals, but I've definitely gotten some great deals and quality pieces on the days after, so don't let that deter you. The biggest recommendation I have for buyers is to plan TIME to shop WITHOUT kids if possible! It can be incredibly rewarding to shop without time constraints and look through all the items (most especially clothing for me!). It's super organized too, there are sections for everything. If you're a parent in Vegas, you do NOT want to miss the ATG sales!

This was my first time to this event. I read the past reviews prior to going and they enabled me to be prepared and have realistic expectations. Here is my cumulative advice: 1-Bring a bag to shop with. I used a reusable bag I got from Walmart. Some Moms used play wagons! 2-Get a free pre-sale pass. If you sign up for ATG automated texts you are able to get one. 3-Don't wait for general admission. I went to the new parents pre-sale and stuff was already beginning to look picked over. They only had been selling for one day prior! 4-Look at the price tags! Each consigner prices differently. You can find the same toy in the same condition for cheaper if you look! 5-Don't assume you are getting a deal. Research what you are looking for ahead of time and know what the item goes for. I was looking for more cloth diapers (I have an obsession) and if someone didn't know what they go for they would walk out with a used diaper at the brand new price. Don't be fooled because it's a consignment sale everything is priced right. 6-The lowest price anything goes for is two dollars. This is an ATG rule. 7-Lines are long and the atmosphere is borderline chaotic. Bring a friend (I brought my husband) to help you hold a spot in line. I will definitely do this again! I was able to get two toys, two reusable cloth diaper pail liners, two swim cloth diapers, and 50 brand name breast pads for $20.

Ive done this sale several times over the years and here's my advice about it SellersPrice stuff low and put multiple items together for better chance at a saleNo tagging guns which I think is dumb, but they're against them. If it's valuable and small enough to steal, someone might steal it. Put tape over safety pin to make it more difficult to switch or remove tags. Tape bags and stuff closed. Put unique tape or ribbon on your hangers for easy pick up. BuyersGet ready to wait in line cuz it's nutty. I went to shop one year and looked at the line and just decided to go to toys r us instead. Lol. Bring a wagon or cart of some type to shop with. Make sure you let them know it's yours upon entering. They really have everything you could ever want, except outdoor toys go fast.

I have been a co-signer and buyer for many sales. But this last sale was the last straw. Its seems like these ladies get more belittling and greedy over the years. I walked in with a rack of clothes and one lady looks at me and said, "be prepared to get chastised!" I didn't think anything of it at first. Lisa pulls me to side and tell me, "we need to talk" as if I'm a child. She didn't like the way I hung adult jeans on the hanger. I have seen her do this to other mothers, but this time it was me. I grab all the jeans and told her I will sell them on Poshmark! Will never do this sale again.