Pass on what your child has outgrown
Children outgrow a jacket in one season. In the parents’ market you post it in a minute — photos, size, condition, price or “free” — and parents nearby can write to you in the app.
Sell, swap or give away
Set a price in drams, offer a swap (“a winter jacket for size 98 boots”), or simply give it away. Free things are popular: someone always needs a high chair for a few months.
Find by age and size
Every listing says which age it suits, and clothes carry their size. Filter by category, age, size, condition, price and area, so you see what is close to home.
Contact stays in the app
Listings show no phone numbers. Buyers write in the in-app chat, and you decide when to share a number or meet. You can block a person or report a listing in one tap.
No children in the photos
Listings show the item, never the child. Moderators check new sellers’ first listings, and a listing reported by several parents comes down until a moderator looks at it.
Questions
Does Oror take a commission?
No. The parents’ market is free. Payment and handover are agreed between parents.
Can I browse without an account?
Yes, anyone can browse listings. To post or write to a seller you need to sign in.
All features
Development guide
One card a week in the first year, one a month until age 3: what is changing, what to play, what to watch for.
Bedtime stories
Tales by Tumanyan, folk stories and new ones, with your child’s name in them. Read them, or let the phone read aloud.
Memories
A private album for each child: the day of birth, first times, growth, family tree, scans and documents.
Birthday planner
A checklist, the guest list and invitations by link — from choosing a theme to the cake.
School and kindergarten
A daily report from the teacher, announcements, consents in one tap and messages with the class.