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Very adjacent, but if you have an infant or a small child, look for a “Buy Nothing” group in your area. It’s a gifting group and makes the cost of caring for a
by sircastor 2y ago
Very adjacent, but if you have an infant or a small child, look for a “Buy Nothing” group in your area. It’s a gifting group and makes the cost of caring for a young child much more manageable. Clothes, diapers, formula, toys, other care items. It was absolutely crucial for us with our little one.
And you can feed all your unused stuff into it as well.
- lemax 2y agoOr better yet, join the buy nothing group of the closest affluent local area.
- giraffe_lady 2y agoNah because they have nicer stuff that can more easily be resold and micro-optimizing personal finance is a cherished cultural practice of the american professional classes. Those groups are fewer, and less active, than they are in less affluent areas.
- sircastor 2y agoClever, but Buy Nothing groups are geographical. The idea is to benefit your local community.