As someone who just recently moved to Hawaii my children were in need of summer clothing and I was hoping not to spend a ton. I heard about this store and and decided to check it out. I was immediately overwhelmed when I walked in. There was so much stuff all over the place. It was hard to walk around as it was so crowded. The racks were overstuffed with clothing that it was difficult to browse. Shoes were not separated by gender so I had to dig through several bins to look for what I needed. At the end I left with only 6 items and spent $60 so I don't feel like it was worth it. I think it's a great concept but it could use some serious organization. read more

There is just too much junk everywhere . It's hazardous and chaotic. And she over prices tattered, old, and broken JUNK!!! You can hardly walk in there and stuff is falling over on top of my baby every time I go. also the last three times I've gone there the toys my son picked out have been broken and missing pieces. All the clothes, and shoes and some of the toys are cheaper to buy on sale, brand new! I hate this store. read more

Located in the little strip mall across from Kahala Mall is a nice little gently used baby clothes and equipment. Prices are reasonable. The owner is very nice and you can tell she work really hard to get good items and keep them at good prices, We've bought a few items here and it's been great when the grandbaby is visiting. When you first walk in, it's kind of overwhelming. There's a lot of stuff.. She also maintains a facebook page and posts items regularly. Keiki2Keiki is a great place to shop, especially if you are on a budget...anyone with kids knows that babies use things for a very short time and as long as the parents keep it clean, it can probably used by another child, I highly recommend this little shop. read more

I as a very small business owner that also received negative feedback I feel the impact. I know that the experience I had I was more frustrated then anything else. This is why I am updating my review. Just keep the place not as packed and consider pricing so its a fair sale. read more

My friend has mentioned numerous times how much she loves this store, so I vowed to make my way here once I was in town. I found this little gem in the corner of a strip mall near Honolulu Burger Co. I was so excited to see the parking spot smack in front of their store open! As I was pulling in, another car who passed it, backed way up alongside me (about two inches from my car) and stole it even though she had her blinkers on for another spot! Needless to say, I was in a bad mood when i walked in. My mood lightened up when I saw the plethora of toys, books, clothes and baby items! The store is small but they've got EVERYTHING you can think of when it comes to raising little ones. There are old, gently used, and new stuff. My fave? I found a Cinnamon Girl section! WHAT?! My fave label!!!! They've got a few vintage items and a few items that still have the tags! This place has got stuff for babies, kids, juniors and adults. They're on Facebook. If you "like' them, then you'll receive updates of cool new items they have. Being that I live in Kapolei, which is about 45 minutes away on a good day, they said I could call them and put it on a credit card. I can pick it up when I like or accumulate a bunch of stuff over time and pick it up when it was worth my time. Cool deal! Being that they have so much stuff already, I'd rather not take up THAT much of their space. I'd rather them fill up their space with more goodies for us to buy. I decided to sell some of my kid's toys to make room for Christmas toys. They offer you a price to buy back in a form of a check or they offer you about a third more in the form of store credit. I chose the check since I'm trying to make room to collect more stuff. It was a hard decision believe me because my kids wanted EVERYTHING! I left this store with less clutter, more money, and even a little stink eye to the lady who stole my spot!!! Can you tell I'm still a bit miffed? =/ Anyway...our kids grow up way to stinkin fast to justify buying anything expensive for them. I still want them to have all the cool toys, clothes, and such ...just don't want to pay full price for it. When I'm done with them, I'll just bring it back to them for more moolah! What a great system!!!...not to mention great for our environment. The tree lover in me LOVES stores like this!!! read more

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The owner is so kind and totally helps out the community by selling goods for profit and sometimes, just out of the kindness of her heart. I love going here because i can find higher end things at VERY reasonable prices, read more

This is long overdue, But Keiki 2 Keiki deserves some great praise, especially for being open during this pandemic! What I love about them: Tiana and her staff are always so sweet! They really take the time to get to know you and remember your name! Tiana does a lot for the community and other small business owners! If you look on their Facebook page, you'll see her promoting many other businesses and helping to keep them in business during COVID. She is always so giving and one of the main reasons I will continue to support her store! I didn't know about Keiki 2 Keiki until COVID. The thrift stores were closed and I needed things to keep my kiddo occupied. A quick Google search and K2K popped up. After a drive from Wahiawa the first time, I was hooked! Since then, I try to make it out weekly to find some goodies! They post items daily on their Facebook page. You can pay with PayPal or keep your card on file. She holds items for 10 days! The convenience of buying things on my couch and picking up when I can sneak away from my husband and son makes it worth it! The prices are VERY reasonable. I was able to find a lot of gently used items 50-70% less than what it would cost from Walmart, Amazon or Target. Example: I spent $30 on a whole bag filled with baby clothes. And she has Melissa and Doug puzzles for $5! The same things would have cost me a lot more buying from a store. Her book section is always full and they are very reasonably priced! If you have time to really look through her store, you will find a TON of good deals! I often just find myself going through her bins and buying things that my husband will probably be mad with me about later, but IT WAS WORTH IT! Instead of wasting your money on a big box retailer, shop local and support Tiana & her store! I promise you, you will be hooked too! read more

Their new location is so huge and roomy! Now you can easily find what you're looking for. We always have a great experience selling items to exchange for store credit and get something "new" for our twins to play with and enjoy! This place can't be beat for its customer service and availability of fun items that are always in rotation. If you're traveling with kids and just visiting Oahu for a bit, make this a must-stop at the beginning and end of your vacay to give the little ones something fresh to entertain themselves with while you're here! Sell it back no problem to get cash back for some island snacks on your plane ride home. Keiki2Keiki has truly been a lifesaver for this new mommy of twins! Mahalo Tiana, and congratulations on your new King St location! :D read more

Visited this place for the first time on Saturday. We found some great items for my little one. A little dragon rocker, crib cover and an activity gym all in fairly good condition except for a piece of the activity gym with a crack on the back side that had a small sharp edge. Will have to sand that down but for the price it was good. Downside is they close early so I can only make it on the weekends. Also the space is tight, dont expect to roll a stroller through the aisle. read more

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The store has become way too crowded and when I look for clothes for my 5 year old son most of them are really worn down...clothes I would just throw away or make rags out of, not donate!! I've also noticed some of the prices are very high for a second hand store, I was going to buy a woman's maternity skirt and when I took it to the register it was $14.99....I can get brand new things cheaper from motherhood maternity! I recently bought a game that was taped up, I figured they made sure all the pieces were there but when I opened it we didn't have enough to play the game, I messaged the store asking how they handle this kind of situation and I never heard back. After that incident, I went back to the store and bought what looked like a brand new tummy time play-mat. I opened it at home and it was just a mat...missing everything the picture on the box showed (toys, prop up, etc) not to mention after looking on Amazon it was just few dollars difference. I returned it and she agreed, but wanted a good reason for the return. I love thrift stores, I just wish this one would do a deep run through of their inventory and get out the junk so it would be easier to shop for the few nice things you can find if you search. read more

This consignment store is an essential business to families and those without children. I picked up my custom order frozen dessert pie made by Heather here while picking up a gently used Bumbo. How efficient is that! read more

LOVE this store! I've selfishly not reviewed this place for awhile even though I'm a big fan out of fear that my favorites would be snatched up by others - but after months of loving my maternity dresses from here and a few weeks of being grateful for the baby items I scored, I just had to write a glowing review. (I was also shocked, and frankly, insulted, after reading a recent 1-star review of this place - I did NOT find it accurate at ALL: yes there are some tote bins, but almost all clothes are neatly hung up on racks, and I don't mind digging through totes or containers for goodies; items are not filthy or unclean (see below for more information); this is an incredibly genuine review of this store and I don't understand why a mom and pop shop wouldn't deserve 4 or 5 star reviews; yes, space is tight, but I'm pretty sure it's to be able to maximize the store space and offer the maximum amount of items for the best value). Anyway, I don't generally like buying used items, but I've found SO many treasures that don't look or feel like they're used. My favorite finds: - baby items: good deal on (new, of course!) diapers, adorable pacifier holders, boppy covers, and medela sanitizer bags, breast shields and therapy gel packs, and swaddleme blankets. The boppy covers and swaddleme blankets are used but look SO nice, that I wonder if anyone with a baby actually used them. I LOVE the swaddleme blankets because I am horrible at swaddling, and these blankets have velcro so baby can't wiggle her way out and cause the blanket to become a possible hazard - and I go through them like crazy because my baby always seems to have diaper blow outs in them. Yet, she'll only be using them for a few months, so I REALLY appreciate the low price at this store and stocked up (though I probably should've bought a few more!). - maternity dresses: I hate spending money on dresses that I'll only wear when I'm pregnant, so kept trying to fit into my stretchy dresses. But then I realized how super comfortable and cute some maternity dresses are. I bought a bunch for less than $10, and beyond the dresses being affordable, I valued the convenience - I could check out a rack of motherhood maternity, gap, old navy maternity dresses in a matter of minutes instead of wasting gas & hopping to a ton of different stores and with the hope that the dresses would look decent (seriously, tons of available maternity clothes make anyone look like you're wearing a tent). Aside from maternity clothes, I absolutely love a cinnamon girl dress I found, and various luluroe items (leggings, dress, top). - toddler outfits: I've found some super adorable outfits here - big sister taj shirt, happi coat (for a bon dance!), skirts, dress up leotards, and pants. My daughter loves seeing what I score her from this place! - toys: random puzzles, games, etc. The best part is that all of these items are really excellent quality, especially given that they're kids' items. The super negative reviewer mentioned that you can buy cheaper stuff through Craigslist, but I really don't want to spend the time reviewing those ads or risk meeting with strange people. There have also been some items that I've bought that, sure, I could probably find a better deal from where they're from (Ross or Gymboree Outlet or Old Navy on clearance). But I won't buy those items if I don't want them for the price offered - and if I did buy some of those items it's because if I did go to those stores, I wouldn't be able to find those cute, limited outfits now. You should definitely check this store out if you have kids and like adorable outfits and items at good prices! read more

I wish I was able to get a full picture of this place but I didn't want to be stared at by the 2 associates in the store. The photo that is uploaded onto this yelp business of the interior must be very old because it does not look like that at all. Imagine yourself walking into what you think is a kid store and to your surprise finding yourself on an episode of Hoarders. Except there is no cameras and it's not someone's home. The place was completely filthy and cluttered. Nothing was organized. Everything was thrown in totes and you could barely walk inside. I've seen garage sales more organized. The only reason why I decided to stay and wander is because the associate at the desk seemed nice. As time went on I realized they were not so nice and their laziness showed tremendously. Every time I walked a couple steps my daughters stroller would either stop by something on the floor or get caught by something sticking out from the side. At one point my daughters stroller got stuck and a tote of things almost fell onto her. The associates looked up when they heard the noise, noticed be pushing back the totes and continued talking. REALLY? No, "I'm sorry, do you need help?" Or "Sorry, let me get that for you." At this point I knew I didn't want to stay for long. I wanted to buy a bumbo. They were $19 and I saw them on sale cheaper online on Craigslist. Yet someone would always beat me to the bumbo online. When I reached for one of the bumbos and pulled it down I screeched in disgust. It was filthy inside! If you are going to charge $19, the least you can do it clean it! That's not all. I realized that EVERYTHING was dirty! This wasn't like goodwill or savers that went through in expedition before being placed on the sales floor. It's like they picked stuff from the dumpster and put a price tag on it. I even saw old Ross stickers on items. When Ross sales an item they put a red sticker on it and then if it still doesn't sell they place a yellow sticker with an even lower price. A children's picture book that was overly beaten had these stickers. I peeled off the sticker they placed over the Ross yellow sticker. They priced the book at $5.99 and the Ross sticker was priced at $2! HA. Buy from other places and sell at their place for more! I realized this place is not sanitary! Worse for children , especially when they place everything in their mouths. Both associates were talking away. One sitting on the floor playing around with a tote of things and the cashier leaning against the register talking. Probably should clean if you ask me. As I left I saw a stroller right outside the establishment. It was ripped up and torn. You are better off going to Craigslist or shopping at Savers , Ross and Goodwill. This place sales stuff broken and out of the dumpster. Will post photos. I also noticed this place constantly getting 5 and 4 stars. This is a small business. A mom and pop shop if you will. So no denying a lot of their reviews are probably fake and made by friends of the owner. Most real yelpers will realize this. I know that not ALL reviews are fake but if you do your research you can pin point the ones that are. read more

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Location: It is located in the far left hand corner of a small shopping center across from Kahala Mall. Parking is tight. Merchandise: The store is relatively small and more than half the store is filled with clothes. They had a handful of strollers that were just bunched in the corner. Jumpers and walkers were tucked underneath the clothes rack. Some toys were lined up on the other side of the wall. Prices: I didn't notice how much some items were except for a sandal in fair condition for $5. Besides that I was too busy bumping into people or merchandise. I really wanted to like this place and find something for my daughter but the clutterness distracted me. There was just too much stuff in such a small space. I do follow them on Facebook because they do get some great stuff. I hope in the future the store will be better organized. read more

I've always known about this store and so when I was pregnant with #5 I knew I wanted to go. Finally was down that side(I live on the opposite side of the island). Went in, I was greeted w/cheery smiles from the workers. I was impressed with how clean the store was. I assumed being that most of what they sell is used that it would be more run down? I was wrong! All the items I looked at were very clean. I was looking for something in particular this day so when I found it, I bought it and went on my way. I knew I'd come back if I needed something else. I know I saved buying here and that is what will keep me coming back. It's helpful having them on FB so I can see new inventory without having to make the long journey out. Happy customer read more

Love this place! It's the perfect place to come if you plan to stay in Hawaii for a while and need common kids items such as a bathtub, high chairs, toys. read more

Having a little 4 year old, he loves his toys. So, since I cut my hair next door, my wife had some time to kill so she took him to Keiki 2 Keiki. He was a happy camper playing with all the wonderful toys that they have. My wife ended up getting him a remote airplane since he loves airplanes at a very reasonable price. I ended up going there again on my next hair cut and found another new toy at a very reasonable price. Think of it as a swap meet for kids, lol! read more

To be honest when I first came here it was really good but through out the years I would rather just drive to Waipahu CaterKids Hawaii half the time when I drive out here from kalihi there always closed and today I went and they are closed again from 8/25 to 8/31 and will reopen on 9/1 how are you supposed to run a business if you are closed and people can't even go in and see what you guys have. They don't have a website because every time I try to find them or click on a link that they supposedly have the link doesn't work and to scroll through Facebook to look for something specific is kind of a hassle and they hardly update any of there social media of when they will be closed or open so I don't have to waste my time coming all the way down here for nothing. read more

The space in the store is super tight. Super tight that only one person could fit in its rows. The store is jam pack with things! Everything is stuffed in bins. Toys, shoes, clothes. You kind of just have to rummage through it but I don't got the time to dig through bins with four kids. However most clothes were hung by size however the quality isn't there. Majority of the girls size 18-24M clothes & boys size 3-5 clothes in particular were super faded for the price we're paying. I think most clothes I seen would have been better off donating to an organization in need than making profit. Shoes in bins weren't in the best resell quality either so I didn't bother to dig through it. Oh & They leave clothes & baby gears outside their store. It looked like none of their strollers or baby gears has been thoroughly clean. One of the strollers I had to pick up was outside too & I realized there was mildew stains. Good thing I know how to clean my strollers well. But I'm saying, What if someone had stole it? Overall, two stars for nice employees. read more

Keiki 2 Keiki is a hidden gem! Tiana and all her staff are incredibly friendly and hard working. I've purchased everything I've needed for my baby from the store, from swim diapers to strollers to play desks at a fraction of the cost I would have found them if I bought them new. All items in the store are priced very reasonably and Tiana provides a great selection of both new and second hand keiki, women and home goods. I love that I also have a place to bring all the things my baby has outgrown and get store credit (you can get money back if you prefer) to shop for more things. I highly recommend visiting Keiki 2 Keiki for all your shopping needs! On a side note regarding the reviews on here, I find it odd that some of the individuals that leave negative reviews claim to have a bad experience at Keiki 2 Keiki but then continue to shop there? I've had nothing but wonderful experiences with the store and it seems the majority has experienced the same. Thank you Tiana for all the hard work you put into your store and into the community as a whole, and for having a spectacular staff as well! read more

If you don't know what you're shopping for it's really hard to browse this store. Aisles are hardly big enough for an umbrella stroller. All the items are folded up and it's so cramped in the store it's hard to take things apart to look at them. I would suggest browsing their Instagram page and asking to hold items you like and then buying it at the store. I saw a few things on their Instagram but decided to just take a peek at their store (without asking to hold items) the lady at the register said they didn't have the items anymore even though it was still on their page. They're very responsive on the phone and Instagram though, so next time I would message them beforehand. Parking is very tight, but if you have a small budget for baby things check this place out! Sometimes the hassle could be worth it.. esp since babies grow out of things so quickly! read more

Wow I was amazed on how much stuff was in there I wasn't looking to buy though I was looking to sell some Star War toys. The wahine that I spoke with was pleasant and very helpful and honest she gave me some good advice so actually I did get something from there it was the ALOHA alive and well and free. read more

My first impression when I walked in was WTH! On IG it looked like they have nice things that they sell but when I got there omg it was way too cluttered for me and it was hard to shop. And also some of the things they sell is dirty like strollers and stuff. I do recommend selling to them tho. Seems like they take everything you bring. The people are nice. read more

Went there this pass Saturday, brought 4 items! I was very pleased.. This was our first time,and not the last time for sure... Great cause,Great place to donate especially in this time of need. Mahalo nui loa, Aloha, The Yamamoto's read more

I liked this place more than I thought I would. Based off my initial impression, I thought this place was cramped and unorganized, but after spending some time here, I realized that's not what's going on; it's just a small space. After Christmas passed I felt my son had TOO many toys and he needed to get rid of the ones he doesn't remember even having, and he could get rid of some of his clothes, and I needed to part with all the maternity clothes I would never wear again. So here I cam. I had a shopper tote full of stuff and brought it in on a Thursday afternoon. Quick side note: Do NOT come here around lunch time. This shopping center host 2 restaurants and so you will most likely not find a parking space. Anyways, bring in the stuff, the ladies are BEYOND nice. Like, super friendly, helpful, excited you're in the store. That I Love. Nothing turns me off faster from an establishment than crap attitudes from employees. I look around the store and they have TONS of kids clothes, rows of clothes for women - some are not even maternity - LOTS of gently used gear like strollers, swings, bouncers, mats, pillows..etc, toys and books. I'll be honest, some of the prices on the swings and bouncers, I feel like you can buy brand new for the same amount, but I am not familiar with brands or anything, so maybe they are more expensive than were marked. After about 30 min they told me they were done with my bag. They didn't take everything I brought it and I wasn't expecting them to, but for what they did take, they offered me around $20. I felt like that was a lot for the nominal amount they took. I opted for a voucher because you get more if you get store credit, I bought my son this electronic alphabet thingymagig and it set me back $4. I looked online when I got home to see how much it is brand new and it was $50. SWEET! I recommend checking this place out if you like to bargain shop for your kid(s). I know I'll be bringing back more stuff to get rid of but I have to smuggle the toys out like a drug lord or else my son will lose his sh*t. read more

Maybe I caught them on a bad day. From their service to their store's appearance it was just, blah. This was more like a indoor yard sale. Once you go through the crammed racks you end up on your knees to dig through hidden bins under the stands. With all the hanger shoving, bin pulling, name brand tag checking I came up with nada. I didn't find the higher end brands that they claim to carry. I didn't feel this store was even shopable. Sure their inventory was huge but it overflowed everywhere onto the floors. It was a mess. I could find just as good if not better items from garage sales probably in shorter amount of time. I should also mention the buying/selling process at a garage sale is far less painful. I witnessed one mother returning to the store and asking for her items back because she obviously didnt feel comfortable with the amount they offered her. With no fuss, the associate graciously exchanged her items for the check they had written her earlier. I later ran into the same mother at the mall and she expressed her disappointment with their buying process. From what she told me the associate went through her items and bundled everything they wanted into a large garbage bag. Then they made her an offer. Payment by check or a larger amount in store credit. She opted for the check but when she did the calculations in her head she felt that her items would have more value if she donated for the tax write off or given it to a friend. Since I was there to shop and not to sell I can only go by this mother's experience. But it made me reflect on how you could make one's experience better. I would suggest to every Yelper who is considering selling your items here that you: 1. BE MENTALLY PREPARED because their offer may insult you. 2. INVENTORY YOUR ITEMS. Its important to subtract the items they pass up so you know how many items they plan on offering you for. ***Remember they do not itemize.*** So regardless of what you originally paid, it's brand, or condition they will still make a bulk rate offer. 4. After they make an offer TAKE A MINUTE TO REVIEW with your smartphone and break down their bulk rate offer. For instance say you have 60 items. They want 30 of your items. They then offer you $50 for it. Divide $50 by 30. The truth is that their offer breaks down to $1.67 per item. Hard to swallow if you're trying to sell your Janie and Jack holiday ensemble with matching shoes, Storksak diaper bag and your beloved Ergo baby carrier that you paid full price for. But for some this maybe a reasonable offer. At least this will help in setting your emotions aside and focus on the transaction with real numbers. As a savvy shopper and most mommies are, I didn't feel this store was any better than any other second hand store. Their associates were behind the counter sifting through merchandise the whole hour I was there (like you would see at a thrift store). You really need the patience to find a stellar item (like you would at a thrift store). And those that mentioned how nice it was for them to help you unload your car, I believe thrift stores do that too. I ended up buying 2 Old Navy shirts with tags still attached for $11. However deep down inside I just purchased it so I wouldn't feel I wasted drive. read more

In a nutshell: Decent for buying, bad for selling. Buying: Most items are affordable, some are quite cheap, some things are overpriced. The store is crowded and the racks are stuffed and not easy to browse. The selection is just OK, too. I think most of the good stuff gets bought off of Facebook. The Facebook page is actually a very cool feature, but I've never personally bought that way. You have to be really quick to get the in-demand items. Selling: I've sold twice, and I struck out both times. Know what you're getting into before you put a lot of time into hauling your goods to the store. This is what I've learned through my experiences. - You get one lump sum offer and it's going to be LOW. (Seriously, prepare yourself. Think yard sale values -- low, low, low.) You won't even know how many items they "bought" or how much they paid for things. Was your new-with-tags outfit worth 25 cents or $2.00? Did they even remember to pay you for it? Who knows. At the end of the process, you just get one flat monetary offer and bags full of whatever they reject. - You don't necessarily see what they've taken, and there is little transparency in the buying process. Both times, my things were already stowed away when I received my offer. When I asked what they took, I got a super generic answer like, "Oh, some clothes and books and toys..." How about showing the purchased items in a bin while the seller checks out? Or how about at least reporting the number of items purchased? I know they're busy, but it just strikes me as poor business practice to acquire items in this shrouded manner. - After selling, you may see your goods posted on Facebook for re-sale. And if you're like me, you may be shocked at how much they're going for in light of the pennies that you got paid. I was paid less than $30 for my things, and they took A LOT -- a big pile of new-with-tag items and a couple boxes of clothes, toys, and books. I saw a bunch of my things re-sold on Facebook, and they went for about $120! There was still more clothes as well as some name-brand toys that weren't yet posted/sold. I have no way of knowing exactly how much the lot of my items was re-sold for, but they definitely paid me less than 25% of the re-sale price. I think it's important to know that before going in. I know that I didn't HAVE to take the offer, but realistically, after hauling all that stuff down and browsing the store as I waited for them to look through my stuff, I chalked it up to another life lesson and accepted the uncomfortable offer. I'm glad for my $27, but even more glad that I now know for certain that selling here is just not my cup of tea. It may be for you, but at least know what you're getting into before you go. read more

What a great idea, a consignment store for kids stuff! Hubby and I stopped in to check it out. Service was very helpful and friendly. They had a bunch of clothes, some toys, strollers, a pack and play, a few Boppy pillows, and various chairs and contraptions to keep baby occupied. Things seemed to be in good condition, and a great way to save money on something that your baby will outgrow in no time. The owner of the store mentioned to check out their Facebook page for the fastest inventory as many items are posted there, and often sold there as well. Great store and concept, hope they do well! read more

We stopped by here after visiting the new Honolulu Burger Company and found this small store packed with new or gently used kids stuff. There was everything from kids clothes to toys, cribs, bouncers, strollers, and more. From what I've heard since then the owner is very nice and frequently buys new or like-new stuff at a reasonable price for the store. We will come back again and here's a pro-tip: Subscribe to her facebook page and get updates when she gets new products in. read more

We love this place!!! For all the haters out there - get over yourself. Is there stuff everywhere in the store? Yes! That means they have lots of selection, which last time I checked, is a GOOD THING! But they don't pay you much for your stuff, you say? How do you think they keep their resale prices low? Also, the store is located in Kahala! Do you know how much rent is in Kahala? And then add in wages, benefits, etc for employees and you can begin to see what they don't pay that much for stuff. This is a business, not a soup kitchen! We love coming here to buy items for our son. Sometimes we sell to them, and when we do we are grateful for what they give us. If you think you can get more on Craigslist for your items, then by all means have fun responding to emails, phone calls, and people who say they're going to show up to buy your stuff and then either never show, or try to work you down on the price once they get there. It's a lot more convenient to sell it all at once to Keiki 2 Keiki. As for the staff, they are amazing! Kiana is one of the nicest women out there. She always remembers us, and takes the time to see how we're doing. We are very grateful that this store exists, and we will continue to give them all our business, even though CaterKids (blah) is closer to our house. read more

Parking is a tight fit here...get here before the lunch rush! I wish they were closer to me BUT hey...I like anyone else I hate to be in the traffic in that ONE area of town on H-1 before you get to the exit. They buy/sell great items; I'm always able to get things I need for my son and make room by selling what I have. So far, this is the best consignment store for baby/kids items...and the manager is super sweet! read more

I know it's a small space, but it could use some reorganization. Also, it's time for a clothing sale. A lot of outdated clothing for silly prices. I had a hard time getting through it because there is just too much. As for selling here, I wish I would have just been more patient on a classifieds page. I definitely don't believe I received a fair amount of money, but I guess that's what you get when you sell to these kinds of places. I really should have said something while I was there, and it almost makes me sick thinking about it. Baby stuff is just so expensive, and to think I could have gotten the same amount of money for one item that I received for at least twenty items, some in original packaging. I guess you live and learn :/ It's not a bad place. I just wouldn't sell here unless it is absolutely last resort before giving it away for free read more

Oh how I wish I found this store sooner.... This little store is GREAT! I found an awesome pair of maternity shorts for less than $6 and they fit perfectly!! I wanted to search for more, but realistically i'll only be pregnant for a few more weeks so I really don't need that much more. I also found some other toys that my son loved and we had to buy since it was soooo cheap and in great condition!! I'm assuming that I was talking to the owner when I was there and she is such a sweet lady...very warm and welcoming... The entrance was a little narrow, but it was a perfect excuse for me to tell the BF to wait outside with the stroller! haha! and Next time I will leave the kids and BF at home so I can take my time and look around... read more

This store has a great selection for all your baby and child(ren)'s needs! We missed the shop a couple times because we weren't exactly sure where the place was other than that it was sort of near the HHS. If you see a brown building with a ballet shop on the outside you're there! read more

This shop has it all... Way to much stuff you will need all day to go through the store. OK that by no way is a negative remark. The store is very organized with lots of room to walk through the aisles. I started to shop here after my sister had her twins. When your buying x2 for everything things tend to add up quickly. I have been lucky to always find a good deal and about two of everything. On my most recent trip I picked up a bag of shoes. My Sister had spent 6 hours at alamoana looking for shoes to fit her girls. She ended up paying $30 for one pair and $55 for another. I was able to get 9 pairs for half of what she paid for both the shoes. All were in great shape and the women behind the counter even fond another basket of shoes for me to look through that I had not noticed. With summer around the corner I'll be stopping back in for bathing suits and beach hats. read more

Keiki 2 Keiki - The bag of shoes i left with. - Children's Clothing Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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As a mother of 5, I am always looking for deals and have no problem buying second hand items; what's even better is buying NEW items at a fraction of the big store price! I scroll through Facebook daily to see what Tiana has posted, request holds (if the item can be held), or request to have an invoice emailed to me for me to pay, then pickup the item(s). We have bought many brand new items for birthdays, Christmas and even baby shower gifts. My Mom visited from Ohio recently and even found clothing for herself! She's planning to return to the store each time she visits. Our recent purchase, we spent less than $40 on 4 Halloween costumes that the 4 "trick or treat" aged kiddos each were able to pick out. We also bought a pair of NEW Under Armor football cleats for $9.99. SCORE! A week later, I turned around and sold $36 worth of outgrown Halloween costumes and clothes! We LOVE this store and visit frequently. If you are overwhelmed with the amount of items you see when you walk in- GOOD! Tiana purchases several items, and if you're like me- you don't just take in 1 or 2 items you are wanting to sell: I take in bins and bags full of outgrown items/ toys all at once. Tiana is usually seen on the floor sorting, pricing, posting and organizing the items just purchased. I personally love seeing the amount of items in the store! A full store means there are more items available for families who aren't looking to spend full price for something that will be played with for 3 months or worn for even less time. Also, this is the best consignment/ re-sale store I have ever sold to; I love that she gives you the option of store credit (and usually adds more to the total if you choose credit). If you are looking for pre-owned items that are as close to new condition as you will find for an amazing price, check out Keiki 2 Keiki! It is worth the drive! I drive in from Mililani and always find something. It's my family's go to store- even the kids love going! *If you have an infant or toddler, I recommend using a carrier if they are with you and not taking a stroller or carrying a car seat in. This store is full of treasures which take up a lot of space.* read more

My daughter and I love this store! The staff is always friendly and always will call us when they are done going through our things to buy from us. The owner always takes the time to post pictures of items for sale- this is great since we live in pearl city and don't always get the chance to shop there. You can pay by phone and they will hold it until I find a chance to pick it up! I love buying from here because they are very particular on what they buy-- that means: they only want to buy and sell HIGH QUALITY ITEMS! You know you're gonna get something that won't break! They have tons of clothes- I only wish I could sit there to find stuff I love...since they have a lot of clothes, they might not always be in need of buying your clothes if they have tons of stuff in that size. I sometimes bring it back another time to see if they might need it then. :) This would be my ultimate shopping getaway! There's everything for baby, toddler, and mommies! Give this store a try- you will not be disappointed! I've bought tons of stuff from them and sold tons of stuff to them! It's a win-win for everyone! read more

Y365C R3 #001/365 I've wanted to check this shop out & it was a nice stop...I was able to find some items for my son who wears a 6T (with the credit I received from some of the items I brought in that were chosen to sell). I wish I found more for my daughter who wears 24m-2T, if you have the opportunity its totally worth stopping by to check out, there's a lot go through...Toys, books, nursing covers, strollers/bouncers/bassinets *limited (but worth the shot), clothes, clothes, & more clothes, shoes, & much much more. If I'm ever in the area, I'll pop in again to check out the inventory. Maybe I'll have better luck for my daughter the second time around. read more

This place is like wonderland!!! We live just down the street so it's super convenient to hold, credit, or charge things on FB or IG and come down to pick them up! My daughter now knows the store, as Mom has gotten obsessed with picking up their like-new or new items. They have amazing finds that are more upscale, from children's books and puzzles, to clothes and baby items. The owners are also very knowledgeable and helpful!!! We will continue to sell our things here and probably will come on a weekly basis to get things at prices that are a steal! So happy they moved so close! read more

I think this place is a hit or miss.. When you find something good, I think it is awesome, but most times it seems to be a game of finding treasures. There was just a lot and a lot of things it was hard to find things. It is 2nd hand items and I understand they have fair price.. which i think ranges from $5 and up. However even at Babies r us and target you can find sale items for as cheap as $2-3. I did find a lot of great book for really cheap here. read more