Unwanted Toys - 16 Ideas For What To Do With Them

Knowing what to do with unwanted toys can be the biggest stumbling block when it comes to taking action to get rid of these house cluttering items. Children grow out of them or they did not like them in the first place,. take heart, finding a better home for them is easier than you think. So where do you start?Pop into your local charity shops and ask if they accept second hand toys. Don't be offended if they don't because due to health & safety regulations it often costs the charity more money (in terms of staff time having to check for loose threads/parts/batteries etc) than actually buying them brand new.Items being sold for charity are identified with a distinctive ribbon symbol along with a description of the charity that will be receiving the proceeds of the sale. Buyers place bids for these goods in the usual way, knowing their money will go to a worthwhile cause.

Firstly you need to consider which toys should really go in the rubbish and which can safely be given away. You should not give away: