Is it difficult to get rid of children's items?

60% of respondents felt it was difficult, primarily due to emotional attachment.

Why don't people use buyback services?

Common reasons include items still being used by younger siblings or the perception of low resale value.

What happens to children's rooms?

While 31% keep them as they are, many transform them into hobby rooms or storage spaces.

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Survey of 300 parents: 31% keep children's rooms as is after children leave home

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NEXER Co., Ltd. and Dodo Waste Collection surveyed 300 parents across Japan on the disposal of items children outgrow. 60% struggle to dispose of sentimental items, leading to long-term storage in homes.

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Q: Is it difficult to get rid of children's items?: A: 60% of respondents felt it was difficult, primarily due to emotional attachment.
Q: Why don't people use buyback services?: A: Common reasons include items still being used by younger siblings or the perception of low resale value.
Q: What happens to children's rooms?: A: While 31% keep them as they are, many transform them into hobby rooms or storage spaces.