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Hi all


have a sack full of tiny baby clothes in good condition, wanting a new home. Would ideally like to give to a shelter locally or something similar - can anyone suggest a good home?

Also have a range of bottles too (when trying to get baby to drink from one, tried a number of different ones!) that are effectively unused and sterilised.


Thanks for your help!

Hi lh1234 - I was just about to post a similar question and saw yours!


I also have baby clothes, maternity clothes, women's clothes all in near-new condition.


I would also be most interested in knowing if there are any local women's shelters or family shelters (or similar) who might be able to use them?


Thanks for any and all ideas!

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