Complete Orbit Baby Infant System

item description:
The "Orbitbaby Infant System" is an upgradeable infant travel system including the Infant Car Seat, Base and Stroller. The Infant Car Seat easily attaches to and rotates on the Car Seat Base and Stroller. Each piece comes in the mocha/khaki color. The entire Infant System was used by Melissa Joan Hart's baby boys Braydon (age 14 mo) and Mason (age 3)

Retail: $900

*please note: this item has been "gently used."

Melissa Joan Hart is an actress, singer and television director. She is best known for her title roles in the teenage sitcoms Clarissa Explains It All and Sabrina the Teenage Witch. Hart is also the mother of two boys, Mason (age 3) and Braydon (14 mo).

Friends of the Family (Van Nuys, California)
The mission of Friends of the Family is to foster strong, self-sufficient families and resilient children by providing effective mental health and human development programs in the greater Los Angeles area.

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100% of the proceeds will be donated to Friends of the Family in Van Nuys, California. Contact Info: please contact info@handmedowns.com with any questions

Current bid:
$550.00
High Bidder:
2***m
Bid Count:
54
End Date:
Wednesday, August 05 @ 09:04 PM (PDT)

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Q&A with Melissa Joan Hart

Norah Weinstein and Jane Buckingham, the creators of handmedowns.com, had a chance to sit down with Melissa and talk about her favorite hand-me-downs, who she swaps toys with and her recent yard sale.

Handmedowns.com: What items are you donating?

Melissa: I am donating my Orbit stroller system along with two moses baskets. One that was mine when I was a baby and the other one I used for both my sons. I was too afraid they would ruin my childhood moses basket so I got them a new one. The Orbit system is incredible. It's not only sleek looking, but it is the most functional system out there. I love all the interchanging parts and the way you can swivel the baby around in the car seat and on the stroller base. This comes in very handy in tight restaurants when the baby is asleep and you don't want to take them out. We also have a ton of toys and stuffed animals. My boys are very blessed and spoiled and I thought it was time to pass them on.

Handmedowns.com: What was your favorite hand-me-down that you received? Who gave it to you?

Melissa: Some of my girlfriends and I passed along toys and activity centers. It's great that one of my best friend’s had a baby a year before Mason so when her son outgrew the toys, we got them. Then I passed them on to another fried that had a baby and then a year later I got them back for Brady.

Handmedowns.com: We heard you had a yard sale! How did it go?

Melissa: Yes I held my first yard sale. I can't believe how early people get there and how much they will haggle with you over the strangest things. Although I have to admit that baby stuff does great at yard sales.

Handmedowns.com: Tell us about the charity you selected for the auction - Friends of the Family in Van Nuys.

Melissa: Friends of the Family is a truly exceptional organization. Everyone that works there has the warmest heart and truly just wants to help enrich people’s lives by helping in so many ways. They help abused spouses get free of the abuser. They help children that are shy find their voices. They help teen parents stay in school, find jobs and learn how to be good parents. That is just a taste of how they help our community.

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