Eco-Friendly Fun: How Buying Used Toys Helps Your Wallet and the Planet
It started with a toy kitchen. Bright red, slightly faded. A bit wobbly on one leg. Picked it up from a neighbour’s front garden for free—she was doing a clear-out. Took it home, tightened the screws, gave it a wipe. Within minutes, the kids were obsessed. Plastic veggies everywhere. Tiny frying pans clattering across the living room. It didn’t matter that it wasn’t shiny or new. It worked. They loved…