Selling baby items on Facebook Marketplace can be a great way to declutter and make some extra money, but the experience can also be quite frustrating. From my personal experience, many sellers encounter buyers who ghost after expressing interest or negotiate aggressively with lowball offers. What adds complexity is when buyers initially agree to pick up items but then back out due to distance concerns — often after already obtaining your personal address. One helpful strategy I've found is to communicate clearly and set boundaries upfront in your listings. Saying something like "Please only inquire if you are serious and able to pick up within X miles" can help filter out casual inquiries. Also, consider using a P.O. box or a neutral meeting spot instead of your home address to protect your privacy. In my recent sale of a portable baby bottle warmer, I noticed that buyers often ask for item conditions and photos, which is expected. What made it more challenging was coordinating pickup times, especially when buyers change plans last minute. Being patient is key, but it's also important to recognize when to move on rather than waiting indefinitely for a noncommittal buyer. Remember that while Facebook Marketplace chats can feel like an endless back-and-forth, you can rate buyers and sellers based on your transaction experience, which helps build community trust. Overall, balancing caution and communication helps transform what could be a nightmare into a manageable and sometimes even pleasant experience for busy moms and sellers alike.