A market that provides clothes, toys and other products for babies and children is coming to Harrogate.
Mum2Mum Market is being held at Harrogate High School on Saturday (7th September) from 2-4pm.
More than 35 stalls will be in place to provide visitors with baby and children’s items including clothes, sterilisers and feeding equipment, buggies, highchairs, books, games, toys and more.
Organiser Sarah Shaw said:
“We’ll be selling excellent condition baby and children’s goods at bargain prices, including well-known brands at a fraction of the cost.
“Literally everything you need for little ones!”
The market will be attended by local businesses including Cocoon, Little Giraffe Company, Sophie Robinson Cakes, Najinder Devon Financial Planning and Megansarah Photography.

The event is largely cash only at a cost of £2 per adult. Children are free.
Local businesses looking to advertise should email Harrogate@mum2mummarket.com.
The next seller event will be held on Saturday 9th November.

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