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9 Steps To Getting Rid of Baby Gear

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When grandkids have outgrown their stuff

In your exuberance over the arrival of your first grandchild, you may have converted a spare bedroom into a fully-furnished nursery, or filled a closet with toys, clothes, and books. But now that all your grandchildren are out of diapers, you're probably ready to reclaim some of that space. So, how do you get rid of all that baby gear? These tips should help you get started:

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Jennifer Nycz-Conner is a staff reporter with the Washington Business Journal as well as a freelance writer. She lives in Arlington, Va.

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