Bigwheels 2 Butterflys

Good store, friendly people and cheap. Clothes are decent just wish they had more boy stuff but overall I like the store.

Glad I finally checked this place out. They have anything and everything you could think of when it comes to clothing your little one. They even have toys, bedding, baby accessories and gears, and have items out that go with the seasons. Prices were decent and went by quality and name brand.
Everything was very organized in the store and with a little digging, it was easy to walk away with some cute little clothes for when my daughter comes along.
Staff was able answer my questions. She seemed a little rushed even though there were employees standing around.

I LOVE this place and they just added a store on 24^th and Vinton, which I have made purchases from. You just have to dig a bit more at the Vinton street store for infants, if you are as picky as I am. I purchased most of my maternity clothes at the Papillion store. They have great pants, though very few shirts worth buying. A couple pants didn’t have strong enough elastic, but for 4 bucks I just gave them to goodwill. Just make sure to jump up and down to see if the pants fall off before purchasing! :) I also purchased a stroller that ended up smellig moldy and returned it with no problem. Bigwheels is definitely a favorite of mine,

If you are going to consign any items here, do not expect to get much. I would say you would get about a quarter to a third of what you would typically get, and that might be generous, if you were able to garage sale it. Honestly, you would probably be better off donating it to the Goodwill and claiming it as a tax deduction.
I think that they have a good selection for certain items. I feel that a lot of the play/​day-​to-​day clothing is a little bit worn, but every once in a while you can find a new item with the tags still on it. For items such as swimsuits, coats and nice church clothes, I think that they do have some good options that are in excellent condition and you can get great prices. Toddler shoe selection is very limited, But that is probably because most toddlers wear out their shoes!

the cloths are ok. when I went to sell my stuff half of it I know they did not go through. I think when it comes to going through stuff they are lazy on. Cause I went somewhere else where they sell clothing and got a lot more money. Sad when you bring in lots of stuff they lie to you cause they just don’t want to go through it.

I came here to get maternity clothes when I was pregnant, but have only been in a handful of times since my daughter was born– she’s now a little over 2. Obviously in order to make a profit, they can’t give you a lot of money for your used items, however– if you’re strapped for cash it’s a good option if you need new clothes for your kid anyway. Goodwill is always hit or miss with clothes, and I just walked out of here with a bathing suit, 2 skirts, a dress and a pair of shoes for her for $ 14.50.you really can’t beat that considering goodwill wouldn’t likely have those like able items all at once.

This is my «last resort» resale shop before taking my items to the Goodwill. They literally offer you pennies per item and the owners (who work in the store) are quite snobby and rude. (I once witnessed them making a big show of taking a tub of items to set outside and telling the woman «there’s a bug in your bin». Obviously it was impossible that the bug crawled in while the tub was sitting on their floor and the public shaming was necessary.)
I rarely purchase any of my kids’ clothing at the resale shops I sell to, but I almost never buy from here due to the «very used» condition of most of the items they sell.

This is an absolutely awesome place to sell and purchase! I have done both lately, even after reading where the lady had a bin of clothes that were worth much more than she was offered, well it is resale — I know what I have spent on my only granddaughter — but they are in the business to make money also and it goes to people who need a little extra help buying clothes for their children, I absolutely will continue to patronize this store. I must also give props to the girls who work here, they are energetic, sweet, kind and have a hard job, (imagine telling someone you will pay them 30 for clothes they think are worth 1000) — they all have class, and just have made this place a worthwhile place for me to come to sell what she can’t wear anymore, and even though I swear I don’t need to buy her anything, I always find something I can’t resist — and it is so much cheaper than going to GYMBOREE, gap or one of the others!!! Thank you for a fab store!!! You have made it fun to sell the clothes, and a treasure hunt to find something new!!,

Came here with my pregnant sister and hit the jackpot with baby clothes as well as maternity clothes. We found so much stuff for very reasonable prices! Would definitely come back! Staff is very friendly.

Awesome used baby goods. Everything that I have bought has been in great condition and fairly inexpensive. They have a very large selection of clothing and usually a decent amount of toys. I am a fan of stopping in when I’m in Papillion to pick up a few things for my son.

B2B actually has three different stores (two right next to each other, one across the street).
They have a lot of decent clothing, toys and kids furniture. Some of the prices are a little high (at their main store), but if you venture across the street to their «Last Chance» store, everything is just $ 1. For parents who don’t feel like paying an arm and a leg for new clothes that their kid will only wear once or twice, the «Last Chance» store is a gold mine.
They also just opened a maternity store.
My one gripe with them is that some of the clothes they accept are clearly stained, but they don’t adjust the price on those items to reflect that.