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Selling your kids' clothes is sometimes worth it. If you get the price you wanted and it sells quickly, the effort feels repaid. What about the rest of the time?

We all end up donating or selling our kids' outgrown clothes, and almost nobody can tell you what happens next.

Adults wear clothes until they fall apart. Kids just outgrow them. So what do you call a dress that's been worn twice?

I love to buy nice things for my kids, but what I hate is spending money on something good, getting three wears out of it, and watching that value disappear.

Our kids will go through over a dozen clothing sizes before they're 8. Every one of those items has to go somewhere. What happens after we drop them off at the thrift store? Here's what I found.

The tags are on and it's folded nice and crisp, but whether it needs a wash doesn't actually depend on whether it's brand new or not.