Baby gear donation values

You value these yourself: Infant Car Seat, Convertible Car Seat, Booster Seat

No guide in our source registry publishes a price for this item, and safety gear is the hardest baby category to value honestly: car seats and cribs expire, get recalled, and many charities will not accept them at all. Confirm the charity actually took it, then value it at what a comparable in-date, unrecalled example sells for used, per IRS Pub 561. Property a charity cannot resell supports no deduction.

You value these yourself: Other Car Seat or Base

This leaf is the catch-all for items the ones above do not name, so there is nothing specific for DeductiBee to price. No guide in our source registry publishes a price for this item, so DeductiBee has no suggested value to show. Enter what it would sell for today, in its current condition, in the market where used items like it are actually sold, which is the willing-buyer/willing-seller standard in IRS Pub 561. Keep a photo and a note of how you got to the figure. Goodwill International and Goodwill of Northern New England both publish the same fallback for items not on their lists: 30% of the item's original purchase price. That is a published starting point, not a rule, and it runs high for anything heavily used.

You value these yourself: Travel System (stroller and infant seat)

No guide in our source registry publishes a price for this item. Baby gear is the widest documented gap in the dataset: the only guide that priced it in detail turned out to be a compilation whose numbers could not be traced to anyone who sells the goods, and it was rejected rather than shipped (CITATIONS.md 5.1). Value it at what the same item in the same condition sells for used, per IRS Pub 561. Goodwill International and Goodwill of Northern New England both publish the same fallback for items not on their lists: 30% of the item's original purchase price. That is a published starting point, not a rule, and it runs high for anything heavily used.

You value these yourself: Crib, Without Mattress, Crib Mattress, Bassinet or Cradle, Changing Table, Toddler Bed

No guide in our source registry publishes a price for this item. Baby gear is the widest documented gap in the dataset: the only guide that priced it in detail turned out to be a compilation whose numbers could not be traced to anyone who sells the goods, and it was rejected rather than shipped (CITATIONS.md 5.1). Value it at what the same item in the same condition sells for used, per IRS Pub 561. Goodwill International and Goodwill of Northern New England both publish the same fallback for items not on their lists: 30% of the item's original purchase price. That is a published starting point, not a rule, and it runs high for anything heavily used.

You value these yourself: Other Nursery Furniture or Bedding

This leaf is the catch-all for items the ones above do not name, so there is nothing specific for DeductiBee to price. No guide in our source registry publishes a price for this item, so DeductiBee has no suggested value to show. Enter what it would sell for today, in its current condition, in the market where used items like it are actually sold, which is the willing-buyer/willing-seller standard in IRS Pub 561. Keep a photo and a note of how you got to the figure. Goodwill International and Goodwill of Northern New England both publish the same fallback for items not on their lists: 30% of the item's original purchase price. That is a published starting point, not a rule, and it runs high for anything heavily used.

You value these yourself: Audio Baby Monitor, Video Baby Monitor

No guide in our source registry publishes a price for this item. Baby gear is the widest documented gap in the dataset: the only guide that priced it in detail turned out to be a compilation whose numbers could not be traced to anyone who sells the goods, and it was rejected rather than shipped (CITATIONS.md 5.1). Value it at what the same item in the same condition sells for used, per IRS Pub 561. Goodwill International and Goodwill of Northern New England both publish the same fallback for items not on their lists: 30% of the item's original purchase price. That is a published starting point, not a rule, and it runs high for anything heavily used.

You value these yourself: Other Baby Monitor

This leaf is the catch-all for items the ones above do not name, so there is nothing specific for DeductiBee to price. No guide in our source registry publishes a price for this item, so DeductiBee has no suggested value to show. Enter what it would sell for today, in its current condition, in the market where used items like it are actually sold, which is the willing-buyer/willing-seller standard in IRS Pub 561. Keep a photo and a note of how you got to the figure. Goodwill International and Goodwill of Northern New England both publish the same fallback for items not on their lists: 30% of the item's original purchase price. That is a published starting point, not a rule, and it runs high for anything heavily used.

You value these yourself: Safety Gate, Bed Rail, Locks, Outlet Covers, and Corner Guards

No guide in our source registry publishes a price for this item, and safety gear is the hardest baby category to value honestly: car seats and cribs expire, get recalled, and many charities will not accept them at all. Confirm the charity actually took it, then value it at what a comparable in-date, unrecalled example sells for used, per IRS Pub 561. Property a charity cannot resell supports no deduction.

You value these yourself: Other Safety Item

This leaf is the catch-all for items the ones above do not name, so there is nothing specific for DeductiBee to price. No guide in our source registry publishes a price for this item, so DeductiBee has no suggested value to show. Enter what it would sell for today, in its current condition, in the market where used items like it are actually sold, which is the willing-buyer/willing-seller standard in IRS Pub 561. Keep a photo and a note of how you got to the figure. Goodwill International and Goodwill of Northern New England both publish the same fallback for items not on their lists: 30% of the item's original purchase price. That is a published starting point, not a rule, and it runs high for anything heavily used.

You value these yourself: Bouncer or Rocker Seat, Baby Swing, Jumper or Activity Exerciser, Baby Walker

No guide in our source registry publishes a price for this item. Baby gear is the widest documented gap in the dataset: the only guide that priced it in detail turned out to be a compilation whose numbers could not be traced to anyone who sells the goods, and it was rejected rather than shipped (CITATIONS.md 5.1). Value it at what the same item in the same condition sells for used, per IRS Pub 561. Goodwill International and Goodwill of Northern New England both publish the same fallback for items not on their lists: 30% of the item's original purchase price. That is a published starting point, not a rule, and it runs high for anything heavily used.

You value these yourself: Other Bouncer or Swing

This leaf is the catch-all for items the ones above do not name, so there is nothing specific for DeductiBee to price. No guide in our source registry publishes a price for this item, so DeductiBee has no suggested value to show. Enter what it would sell for today, in its current condition, in the market where used items like it are actually sold, which is the willing-buyer/willing-seller standard in IRS Pub 561. Keep a photo and a note of how you got to the figure. Goodwill International and Goodwill of Northern New England both publish the same fallback for items not on their lists: 30% of the item's original purchase price. That is a published starting point, not a rule, and it runs high for anything heavily used.

You value these yourself: Play Mat or Foam Floor Tiles

No guide in our source registry publishes a price for this item. Baby gear is the widest documented gap in the dataset: the only guide that priced it in detail turned out to be a compilation whose numbers could not be traced to anyone who sells the goods, and it was rejected rather than shipped (CITATIONS.md 5.1). Value it at what the same item in the same condition sells for used, per IRS Pub 561. Goodwill International and Goodwill of Northern New England both publish the same fallback for items not on their lists: 30% of the item's original purchase price. That is a published starting point, not a rule, and it runs high for anything heavily used.

You value these yourself: Other Play Yard or Bedding

This leaf is the catch-all for items the ones above do not name, so there is nothing specific for DeductiBee to price. No guide in our source registry publishes a price for this item, so DeductiBee has no suggested value to show. Enter what it would sell for today, in its current condition, in the market where used items like it are actually sold, which is the willing-buyer/willing-seller standard in IRS Pub 561. Keep a photo and a note of how you got to the figure. Goodwill International and Goodwill of Northern New England both publish the same fallback for items not on their lists: 30% of the item's original purchase price. That is a published starting point, not a rule, and it runs high for anything heavily used.

You value these yourself: Soft Structured Carrier, Wrap or Sling, Backpack Carrier

No guide in our source registry publishes a price for this item. Baby gear is the widest documented gap in the dataset: the only guide that priced it in detail turned out to be a compilation whose numbers could not be traced to anyone who sells the goods, and it was rejected rather than shipped (CITATIONS.md 5.1). Value it at what the same item in the same condition sells for used, per IRS Pub 561. Goodwill International and Goodwill of Northern New England both publish the same fallback for items not on their lists: 30% of the item's original purchase price. That is a published starting point, not a rule, and it runs high for anything heavily used.

You value these yourself: Other Carrier

This leaf is the catch-all for items the ones above do not name, so there is nothing specific for DeductiBee to price. No guide in our source registry publishes a price for this item, so DeductiBee has no suggested value to show. Enter what it would sell for today, in its current condition, in the market where used items like it are actually sold, which is the willing-buyer/willing-seller standard in IRS Pub 561. Keep a photo and a note of how you got to the figure. Goodwill International and Goodwill of Northern New England both publish the same fallback for items not on their lists: 30% of the item's original purchase price. That is a published starting point, not a rule, and it runs high for anything heavily used.

You value these yourself: Baby Bathtub, Diaper Bag, Diaper Pail, Bottles, Warmer, or Feeding Set, Breast Pump, Nursing Pillow, Potty or Training Seat, Nursery Humidifier or Sound Machine

No guide in our source registry publishes a price for this item. Baby gear is the widest documented gap in the dataset: the only guide that priced it in detail turned out to be a compilation whose numbers could not be traced to anyone who sells the goods, and it was rejected rather than shipped (CITATIONS.md 5.1). Value it at what the same item in the same condition sells for used, per IRS Pub 561. Goodwill International and Goodwill of Northern New England both publish the same fallback for items not on their lists: 30% of the item's original purchase price. That is a published starting point, not a rule, and it runs high for anything heavily used.

You value these yourself: Other Baby Item

This leaf is the catch-all for items the ones above do not name, so there is nothing specific for DeductiBee to price. No guide in our source registry publishes a price for this item, so DeductiBee has no suggested value to show. Enter what it would sell for today, in its current condition, in the market where used items like it are actually sold, which is the willing-buyer/willing-seller standard in IRS Pub 561. Keep a photo and a note of how you got to the figure. Goodwill International and Goodwill of Northern New England both publish the same fallback for items not on their lists: 30% of the item's original purchase price. That is a published starting point, not a rule, and it runs high for anything heavily used.