Kids / Strollers in Thailand
Kids / Strollers by city
Stroller (walk) 700 THB
700 THB
Baby stroller up to 15 kg free
Price not specified
Doona stroller (for sale)
2 500 THB
Lightweight stroller 3.8 kg
500 THB
Baby stroller (red, black base)
Price not specified
YAYO YOYO bassinet stroller aqua with chassis
Price not specified
Kids in Thailand — by the numbers
- Active
- 155
- Today
- 7
- Last 7 days
- 67
- Last 30 days
- 155
−6% vs prev. week
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New listings · 30 days
avg 5/day
Catalog refresh · last 30 days
+518
new
−239
expired
79
sellers
Kids in Thailand, Thailand — strollers, car seats, toys, kids clothing, baby gear and books. Age range, safety standards (for seats/strollers) and condition are the first things to check. Filters narrow by subcategory and price; listings with photos are usually more trusted. Confirm availability via Telegram before committing.
Frequently asked questions
Is it safe to buy a used car seat?
Buy used only if you can confirm the seat was never in a crash, is within its expiry date (usually 6–10 years from manufacture, printed on the shell) and comes with the original label and manual. Check the harness, buckle and shell for cracks. If history is unclear, buy new.
What should I check on a used stroller?
Test the fold and unfold, brakes, wheels and harness. Look for cracks in the frame and tears in the fabric, and confirm all parts and the rain cover are included. Ask the brand, model year and whether it has been serviced. Inspect in person before paying.
Are used toys and baby gear hygienic?
Ask whether items were cleaned and about pets or smoking in the home. Avoid recalled products — check the brand and model against official recall lists. Soft toys and anything that goes in the mouth are best bought new or barely used; hard plastic cleans up easily.
How fast do kids' items lose value?
Children outgrow gear quickly, so quality items are often sold barely used at a big discount. Branded strollers and car seats hold value best; clothing and toys drop fast. Compare similar active listings and make a polite offer.