Shop by stage
What parents need is usually tied to where their child is now — not who happens to be selling it.
Launching in New York City • Sell the last stage. Shop the next.
About Bundelle
Kids grow quickly. Their things pile up even faster. Bundelle was created to make it easier to pass on what they’ve outgrown — and find what they need next.
What started as a very personal problem became the marketplace I wish had existed when my son was little.
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Our story
About twelve years ago, I was a new mother in New York City trying to keep up with everything my son seemed to outgrow overnight. What made it work was the community around me.
“What saved me was my neighborhood.”
One family was finished with something. Another family needed it next. That simple exchange stayed with me.
From one stage to the next
I went on to spend years working in marketplaces, learning what makes people trust them, what makes good inventory discoverable, and what turns a complicated transaction into an easy one.
I kept coming back to the same question: why is moving children’s things from one stage to the next still so much work? Bundelle is my attempt to build a better way.

What parents need is usually tied to where their child is now — not who happens to be selling it.
What one child has finished with can be exactly what another family needs next.
Less listing. Less searching. Less clutter. A simpler way to move from one stage to the next.
Kids keep growing, their needs keep changing, and perfectly good things keep piling up in homes everywhere. Bundelle is being built to make that cycle work a little better — one stage at a time.
— Erin Gilbert, Founder