In Store

• 1). Locate the nearest children's consignment shop in your area. Give them a call to see what type of clothing items they are currently accepting. This may depend on the season, or a particular demand the store is having.
  
  
• 2). Bring your baby clothes down to the consignment shop. To get the most money for your clothing, have it freshly laundered and folded neatly, or hung up on hangers. Give the clothes to the consignment shop employee along with your name, address, and phone number.
  
  
• 3). Let the employee know that you are seeking the cash option. Many consignment shops offer in-store credit for the baby clothes they purchase.
  
  
• 4). Wait until the consignment shop employee calls you to let you know that they have reviewed your baby clothes. Then head to the store to pick up your check, and any of the baby clothes they were not interested in buying. Some consignment shops may operate by placing all of your baby clothes up for sale and then call you when they have sold.
  
  

Online

• 1). Lay your baby clothes out on a table so that each piece is clearly seen. Take pictures of the baby clothes with a digital camera.
  
  
• 2). Choose an auction website to list your baby clothes for sale. Make sure you register to become a member if you are not already a member. Also, you want to choose an auction site that already has a good reputation for getting baby clothes sold.
  
  
• 3). Create a listing for your baby clothes, and upload the pictures you took so that a buyer can clearly see what she is bidding on. Then add a detailed description of the condition and size of each piece of clothing. Make sure you choose a shipping fee that will cover the cost of shipping the baby clothes.
  
  
• 4). Wait for the auction to close and ship the baby clothes to the highest bidder after the buyer has successfully paid for the baby clothes.