Kids in Estonia: children’s clothes, prams, car seats, toys, cots and school supplies from other parents. Children grow fast, so good things change hands often — find what you need nearby and pass on what’s been outgrown.
Parents buy and sell everything a child needs: kids clothes, toys, kids furniture, prams & ride-ons, newborn essentials, feeding and baby care items, things for the kids room, school supplies, kids books and kids sport & leisure gear. A separate safety subsection gathers products that protect children at home and on the road.
Filters do most of the work. Clothes can be narrowed by “Child age”, “Gender”, “Clothing type”, “Height”, “Season” and “Shoe size”; prams by “Pram type”, “Number of children”, “Pram weight” and “Wheel size”; car seats by “Car seat group”, “Child weight”, “Child height”, “Mounting” and “Rotating”. Add “Brand” if you have a favourite.
With a pram, fold and unfold it a few times, push it around, test the brakes and the swivel wheels and check the frame for cracks. Make sure every part is there — carrycot, seat unit, rain cover, adapters — and that it fits in your car boot and your lift.
A car seat deserves detailed questions: how old it is, whether it has ever been in an accident, and whether the instructions and all straps are included. Check that its group matches your child’s weight and height and that the mounting suits your car. With toys and baby items, look for loose small parts, cracks and missing battery covers; with clothes, ask about stains and wear on knees and cuffs.
Photograph clothes laid flat on a plain background in daylight, with the label visible, and list each item separately — one item per listing is the rule. Fill in age, height, gender and season so the listing shows up in parents’ filtered searches.
For prams and car seats, give the brand, model, year of purchase and everything included, and show any wear honestly. Mention a smoke-free and pet-free home if that’s true — parents often ask. Bulky items go faster with a clear pickup offer, while small ones can travel by parcel locker or post. If you’re open to offers, tick “Open to offers” and buyers can name their price in the chat.
Keep the conversation in the Nordo chat — your phone number is hidden on your profile by default — and meet in a public place in daylight, or at the entrance of your building rather than inside the flat if you prefer. Check the pram or car seat before paying and pay the seller directly. After the deal, confirm it in the chat and leave each other a review: ratings grow only from real deals.
Buying clothes or toys by post? Ask for extra photos of seams, labels and any stains before you agree, and open the parcel as soon as it arrives. If something isn’t as described, talk to the seller in the chat first, and use “Report” if the listing turns out to be fake.
It can be, if you check it carefully. Ask how old the seat is and whether it has been in an accident, and make sure all straps, padding and instructions are there. Use the “Car seat group”, “Child weight” and “Mounting” filters to find one that suits your child and your car. If the seller can’t answer clearly, keep looking.
Photograph each item laid flat in daylight with the label visible, and fill in “Child age”, “Height”, “Gender” and “Season” so parents find it through filters. Mention the brand and any stains. A fair price with “Open to offers” lets buyers make you an offer in the chat.
Fold and unfold it, test the brakes and wheels, and look for cracks in the frame and tears in the fabric. Check what’s included — carrycot, seat unit, rain cover, adapters — and whether it fits your car boot. Ask when it was bought and how much it was used.
Yes. Post them in the Free section — the listing gets a “Free” badge, and you choose how the items can be collected. It’s a quick way to clear space and help another family. Posting is free, and every listing is checked before it goes live.
Yes. Search for the model, set filters such as “Pram type” and “Brand”, and save the search. You’ll get a notification on the site and in the app every time a matching listing appears. New listings also carry the “New” badge for their first 48 hours.