bargains for parents to be

firestarter51 · 10-09-2014 7:15pm

Brandon Flat Surf wrote: »

It goes over the car door and halfway down the outside of the window so it does look a bit odd but not bad as such. If you google image 'outlook shades for car windows' there are some good pics to give you a better idea.

i thought that, is it good ?
looking at other options but the prices are crazy
baby is due this week and i was more prepared for cold weather tbh

fro9etb8j5qsl2 · 10-09-2014 7:28pm

Ya they are great and so much cheaper than the manufacturers ones. Tbh though, at this stage of the year, I'm not sure how much use you would get from them. Our fella was born in February and for the first few months before the weather got warm and the windows needed to be opened, we made do with the super cheap oval suction shades that were fine for keeping the winter sun off the baby's face.

firestarter51 · 10-09-2014 7:33pm

Brandon Flat Surf wrote: »

Ya they are great and so much cheaper than the manufacturers ones. Tbh though, at this stage of the year, I'm not sure how much use you would get from them. Our fella was born in February and for the first few months before the weather got warm and the windows needed to be opened, we made do with the super cheap oval suction shades that were fine for keeping the winter sun off the baby's face.

i have to go to tony kealys to collect the quinny so i will try and blag a free one from them

Millem · 10-09-2014 7:56pm

firestarter51 wrote: »

just wondering how it looks from the outside ?

Our minder has one where you can open window, I must ask her where she got it. It is great as she had window down all today even though they were in the house so the car was cool when they got in it. Her one is really big and fits her window very well as she has a big family car.

margo321 · 12-09-2014 8:35am

Aldi has a sale starting Sept 18th, I was thinking of buying their buggy, it's €35 it would be handy for a light buggy for around the shops. Has anyone bought one before? Also, has anyone tried their nappies? I think I will, I've heard good reviews from two friends. I'm pregnant on my first so no personal experience.

mirrorwall14 · 12-09-2014 8:53am

I asked on the infant and toddler bargain thread coz this is the day of my anatomy scan and all going well my ' I'm finally allowed to get stuff!'.

A poster recommended wipes, nappies, hooded towel and sleeveless babygros.

The tomee tippee steriliser seems good value but the bottles are currently cheaper in argos

fro9etb8j5qsl2 · 12-09-2014 9:57am

margo321 wrote: »

Aldi has a sale starting Sept 18th, I was thinking of buying their buggy, it's €35 it would be handy for a light buggy for around the shops. Has anyone bought one before? Also, has anyone tried their nappies? I think I will, I've heard good reviews from two friends. I'm pregnant on my first so no personal experience.

I absolutely swear by their nappies. We used pampers at the start but they leaked terribly and gave our little fella awful blisters on his bum

Never had a problem with the aldi ones.

Millem · 12-09-2014 7:20pm

http://www.smythstoys.com/ie/en-ie/baby/c-594/in-the-nursery/p-628/babylo-sophie-cot-bed/

http://www.smythstoys.com/ie/en-ie/baby/c-594/in-the-nursery/p-5702/babylo-oxford-glider-chair/

jopax · 12-09-2014 8:45pm

margo321 wrote: »

Aldi has a sale starting Sept 18th, I was thinking of buying their buggy, it's €35 it would be handy for a light buggy for around the shops. Has anyone bought one before? Also, has anyone tried their nappies? I think I will, I've heard good reviews from two friends. I'm pregnant on my first so no personal experience.

Hi there, I have no experience on the buggy, but I do use the aldi nappies and I would never use any other brand. Have tried other ones before and they always leaked at night but never with the aldi ones.

nuttykat · 14-09-2014 6:56pm

Bio oil on special offer in McCabes pharmacy, 33% off

Millem · 14-09-2014 7:24pm

nuttykat wrote: »

Bio oil on special offer in McCabes pharmacy, 33% off

They also have the cheapest price I have seen on teetha gel, teetha granules and baby vit d drops.

Sligo1 · 14-09-2014 7:43pm

I know nothing about this system but seems like a bargain if you want to go cheap!

http://www.argos.ie/static/Product/p...y|14520914.htm

Sligo1 · 14-09-2014 7:46pm

Moses Basket half price in argos

http://www.argos.ie/static/Product/partNumber/9144273/c_1/1|category_root|Nursery|14417537/c_2/3|cat_15701337|Clearance+Nursery|14520914.htm

ronn · 14-09-2014 10:07pm

mirrorwall14 wrote: »

I asked on the infant and toddler bargain thread coz this is the day of my anatomy scan and all going well my ' I'm finally allowed to get stuff!'.

A poster recommended wipes, nappies, hooded towel and sleeveless babygros.

The tomee tippee steriliser seems good value but the bottles are currently cheaper in argos

I got a tomee tippee set in smyths toys for 79:99. Seen it today for €142

firestarter51 · 23-09-2014 12:08pm

tomme tippee nappy wrapper is 12.50 in dunnes stores
other baby items on offer too

http://www.dunnesstores.com/pws/client/pdf/Offers_In_Store_10-09-2014.pdf

firestarter51 · 23-09-2014 12:15pm

just spotted new baby pampers 74 pack for a tenner in dunnes also

just picked up the nappies, great deal and for every 25 euro spent you get a 5 euro voucher of the next weeks grocery shop
and the voucher goes up in increments
i spent fifty on nappies and have a tenner of my next spend of fifty euro spend

firestarter51 · 26-09-2014 3:09pm

Next sale starts 7am tomorrow
I highly recommend this for anyone looking for kiddies clothes, great clothes at sill prices
Half price or less
Last sale I got bags of clothes for penny's prices
Queue about two hours before ðŸ‘

firestarter51 · 30-09-2014 10:17am

half price toys in mothercare

http://www.mothercare.ie/toys-gifts.html#

SarB89 · 30-09-2014 12:25pm

Supervalu have johnsons baby wipes/johnsons extra sensitive wipes at one euro each.

Sligo1 · 04-10-2014 9:26pm

Tesco are doing 20euro off your first online order, code:RXXKA4R when you spend 60euro.

As the pampers essential packs are buy one get one free i just bought 10 packs which would come to 130 but as bogof was 65. then with the 20euro comes to only 45 euro! good bargain there! essentially got 10 packs for the price of 3 or 4.

Moonaz · 01-11-2014 10:30am

anyone know where is the best place to buy cots at the moment?

firestarter51 · 01-11-2014 2:02pm

Moonaz wrote: »

anyone know where is the best place to buy cots at the moment?

depends on the type of cot you want really, have a look at a few links i put at the start of the thread
i got ours in tony kealys as it was on half price sale
it was a cot bed, very fancy but he wont be going in it for a while
at the time i didnt know the advice was to keep them in the the room with you till six months
cotbed is in the nursery and wont fit in our room
he is in a moses basket at the minute but at 7 weeks he doesnt hae much room
:eek:
so now i have to get a travel cot or crib
lesson learned for me lol

firestarter51 · 01-11-2014 4:43pm

Moonaz wrote: »

anyone know where is the best place to buy cots at the moment?

just spotted this in asda

http://direct.asda.com/george/george-home/kinder-valley-kai-cot-natural/001708093,default,pd.html?cgid=D24M02G01C11S02

cheap and cheerful

margo321 · 01-11-2014 4:57pm

We got ours at mothercare, on the first sun of the month they have a kind of baby event and if you sign up for it you get 10% off anything you buy.

Moonaz wrote: »

anyone know where is the best place to buy cots at the moment?

firestarter51 · 01-11-2014 5:12pm

up to 30% off nursery at mothercare now

http://www.mothercare.ie/nursery-bedroom.html

Moonaz · 01-11-2014 9:01pm

Thanks guys

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