We totally get that diving into the world of baby gear can feel like an overwhelming plunge. But fear not, we've got your back. In this blog, we've cooked up some savvy money saving tips and tricks to help. So, if you're looking for ways to save some money and even snag a few freebies, stick around.
Reusable vs Disposable Nappies
Reusable
Reusable nappes are an option to save money. This might not be for everyone but they’re a fashion statement and can help save the pennies. Wash and repeat… Check out these from Kit and Kin with super cute characters, can you spot our fox fave?
Shop Kit & Kin Reusable nappies
Disposable
Reusable might not be for everyone but this isn't the only way to save some pennies. Bum Deal do the work for you, they compare the price of nappies and wipes from all the major retailers so you don't have to run round the shops. Better yet, download their app to keep on top of the latest offers.
Sign up to Boots Parenting Club
Receive a free Aveeno Baby Shampoo if you download their app and sign up to Boots Parenting Club. Not only that, get 8 points for every £1 spent on baby products rather than the usual 4. It all helps.
Emma's Diary
Sign up to Emma's Diary Baby Club to be notified with different deals. After you've signed up you will receive FREE mini pregnancy and baby products to try before you buy, PLUS a full pack of pampers nappies. Track your pregnancy via their app and receive weekly emails based on your week of pregnancy or parenthood.
Ella's Kitchen
Sign up to their emails and you'll receive freebies and vouchers as well as a FREE wallchart and weaning guide.
Local Library
Check out what activities are held at your local library. A lot of libraries offer baby bounce and rhythm classes as well as storytelling groups. These are usually free or come at a small cost and can be a great way to get baby learning and socialising.
Remember your Benefits
During pregnancy and until your baby turns one, you are eligible for free prescriptions and free dental care. Check out what you're eligible for on the government website and check the NHS website for advice.
