Tagging Instructions

All of our tagging is done online. In order to use our system, you must first create an account and register for our sale. Items Accepted At Kids at Play Consignment we accept all kinds of childrens items. In our Spring Sale we accept:Spring/Summer Clothing along with Videos, Dvds, Games, Books, Shoes,Room Decor, Bedding, Baby and Nursery Items and Equipment. In our Fall/Winter Sale we accept: Fall/Winter Clothing along with Videos, DVDs, Games, Books, Shoes,Room Decor, Bedding, Baby and Nursery Items and Equipment, Winter Coats and Halloween Costumes. Both sales we will accept blue jeans, light weight jackets and short sleeve shirts. Items NOT accepted: Out of season, stained, ripped, torn, pilled or otherwise damaged items. We do not accept stuffed animals. All items should smell fresh & clean. If your items requires batteries,please put them in it. Carseats must be no more than five years old and have a car seat state form attached to it.(Email me for form.) There is NO limit on items except a 10 pair limit on shoes. There is a minimum of at least 50 items. Getting started: 1.Sort-Sort clothing by gender and size and grouping non-clothing items together. This will save you a lot of time. 2.Log in- Log in to your Seller Home Page and click on Enter Items, begin creating your tags. 3. Pricing-We suggest pricing items around 1/3 to 1/4 of the price they were when new. Boutique brands, carseats, strollers and big play yard items will sell for more. So price according to what you might pay for that item. If you price your items using our suggestive pricing guide below, you will find that they will sell quickly.
Shirt Pants Two Piece Sets Dress Hat Sleepers/Pajamas Shoes Strollers Double Stroller Crib Dresser Changing Table High Chair Bedding Set Exersaucer/Walker/Swing Bathtub Bassiette/Pack and Play Bouncy Seat Dvd/Books/Videos	$2-5 $3-8 $5-12 $3-8 $1-3 $1-4 $2-6 $20-35 $45-75 $60-125 $75-100 $18-40 $10-15 $15-35 $3-5 $15-40 $10-25 $2 - 5
4.Discount-If you want to discount your items for half price day, then you will need to check this box. If not then leave it blank, this is entirely up to you. 5.Donate-If you want to donate your items that do not sell, you will need to check this box Donate, if you choose not to donate leave this box blank. 6.Sizes, Catagories and Descriptions-Please use numerical numbers for sizing your clothes. Only use S/M/L for maternity clothing. Also in order to help us with lost tags, you will need to list as much description as possible. Printing tags: Click on Print Tags. Then click on the circle that says Items that have not been printed or sold. Click on Generate items List. Check the box that says Check all then click on Generate Tags. Click OK if this is what you want to do. Enter your print code, which is PL1491893 for our Corbin Sale, For our London sale it is PL1491892. Then click Generate Tags Printout. A pop up box will appear, Click Here to download your tags document. Wait for the page to load and you will see your tags. Go to the picture of the printer and click on it. You should be ready to print. Click ok. If your tags printed the correct way then click on red x at the top of the screen, this will close this page and take you back. If you are finished you can click on the red x again and it will close the page. You do not have to enter and print your tags all at one time. You can do a few and take a break then do some more at a later date. But this is VERY IMPORTANT, if you do this you will need to follow these printing instructions or you will end up printing tags you previously printed. Following the above directions on entering items, Click on Print Tags, You will want to change the highlighted field to items that have NOT been printed or NOT sold. Then you can follow the rest of the instructions above. Each tag has a different number on it, so you can not photo copy your tags. You must print a tag for each item. Supplies needed:We accept wire or plastic hangers, safety pins, packing tape, ziploc bags, 60-67# white or light pastel cardstock paper Please use saftey pins only, no staples or straight pins. These will hold your clothes on better. Ziploc bags work great for big toys, bedding items, shoes and books. You can place the tag in these bags and tape the top shut. On the books please do not tape the tags on the books, this will tear the paper off the books. You can print tags on cardstock paper or plain copier paper but remember plain paper is easy to fall off your items and become lost. You can find cardstock at walmart or other office supply store.Only use white card stock or light colored. Please remember to tape all bags shut and make sure that all items are hung securely. Hang all clothing items on hangers with the hook facing left like the picture above.You may use plastic hangers. Make sure items are not wrinkled. If they have buttons, make sure they are all buttoned, same for zippers and snaps Attach the tag on the right side as you are looking at it, again just like the picture above Please make sure your items are secure and will not fall off the hanger. Make sure you pin pants and skirts by the waistband. Please do not fold pants over the bottom of the hanger. For two-piece outfits, pin pants or skirts behind the shirt so both pieces can easily be seen - do not put pants and skirts inside the shirt. Items such as socks, bibs, bottles, hats, and small toys should be placed inside ziploc bags and taped securely, please do not tape your tag to the bag, just place it in the bag and tape the bag shut. Clothes are hard to sell if you can't see them, so make sure you hang everything that you possible can on wire hangers. All shoes need to be placed in a ziploc bag with the tag placed inside the bag. There is a limit of 10 shoes. All toys, equipment, and furniture must be in working order and clean. Small parts should be bagged and taped to the main part very securely. Carseats should be clean, no more than 5 years old, and never been in an accident. You also must have a car seat form filled out and attached to the car seat. I have these and will gladly email you one. Items that require batteries will sell faster if they are in them. So make sure you put them in all toys that need them. If you have an instruction manuel please attach it to the item. Please make sure you organize your items at home. They need to be brought into us by gender and size. We will have rolling racks for you to use to get them out of your car and bring into us. CPSC Guidelines and Recal Information:When buying or selling previously owned items, you should always check to make sure that the item does not have a recall first. A good place to check is www.cpsc.gov/index.html - U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. In February 2009, new requirements of the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) take effect. Manufacturers, importers and retailers are expected to comply with the new Congressionally-mandated laws. Beginning February 10, 2009, childrens products cannot be sold if they contain more than 600 parts per million (ppm) total lead. Certain childrens products manufactured on or after February 10, 2009 cannot be sold if they contain more than 0.1% of certain specific phthalates or if they fail to meet new mandatory standards for toys. The new law requires that domestic manufacturers and importers certify that childrens products made after February 10 meet all the new safety standards and the lead ban. Sellers of used childrens products, such as thrift stores and consignment stores, are not required to certify that those products meet the new lead limits, phthalates standard or new toy standards. While CPSC expects every company to comply fully with the new laws resellers should pay special attention to certain product categories. Among these are recalled childrens products, particularly cribs and play yards; childrens products that may contain lead, such as childrens jewelry and painted wooden or metal toys; flimsily made toys that are easily breakable into small parts; toys that lack the required age warnings; and dolls and stuffed toys that have buttons, eyes, noses or other small parts that are not securely fastened and could present a choking hazard for young children.

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