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Free Stuff San Antonio

Free stuff in San Antonio, block by block.

Givore is a free app for passing things on. You post it, a neighbor asks for it, they come and take it away. Nothing is bought or sold. Families use it most, because children stop fitting things long before the things wear out.

Everything a child grows out of.

Roughly in order. Each one is still perfectly good when it stops being needed at your house.

Crib and changing table

Used for two years at most. Say whether you still have the instructions and the bolts.

High chair and bottles

Wipe everything down and check the straps still lock. Then photograph it clean.

Clothes, by the bag

One bag per size works far better than one bag of everything mixed together.

The first bike

Wheel size in the title, please. That is the number every parent is looking for.

Picture books

Read a hundred times, then never again. Somebody down the street is on their first read.

The toddler bed

Outgrown in a hurry. Mention whether the mattress goes with it or not.

Nothing to negotiate

No price to set

You never have to guess what a used stroller is worth to a stranger.

No back and forth

Nobody asks for a discount on free. The messages stay about time and place.

Ask for what you need

A Looking For post costs nothing either. Size, age, and when you could collect.

Start with the bin of outgrown clothes.

It is already sorted by size in your head. Take one photo per bag.

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Questions from San Antonio

Post a Looking For with the age and size. It is far quicker than watching the map and hoping the right thing appears.
Car seats and crib mattresses are best left out of it. Age and history matter for those and neither of you can check them.
No. There is no price field, so nobody can ask and nobody can offer. That takes the awkward part out of it entirely.
Daylight and a plain background. Put the toy on a clean floor and take one photo from above.
Check for cracks, loose parts and missing battery covers. If a piece has broken off, either say so plainly or leave it out.