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How long will 5 boxes last? A very rough calculation if large bags go on offer BOGOF for 88 nappies for €15.50 the amazon ones for 88 nappies come in at €16.30. I am sure your petrol costs more than 80c!! Plus omg nappies are sooo heavy especially if you have your babies with you!!
Yep youre right! the last time I tried carrying 6 large packs through Dundrum pushing a double buggy at the same time! lol... I swore never again! Tried getting another 5 boxes there but they have a limit of 5 per customer
... gonna try using my OH account! 0 -
Yep youre right! the last time I tried carrying 6 large packs through Dundrum pushing a double buggy at the same time! lol... I swore never again! Tried getting another 5 boxes there but they have a limit of 5 per customer... gonna try using my OH account!
You could do with an empty double buggy just to carry the nappies
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R P McMurphy wrote: »Would the amazon nappies be ok. From looking at some of the reviews some people seem to think they are defective batches that they are selling
I always find amazon great to deal with. If there is something wrong you just print off a free label and send them backhand get a full refund. I would say the nappies are perfect. Different nappies suit different bums. Pampers were going great for us (size 4) then suddenly leaked I got the next size up (4+) at the weekends tesco, tried them again last night and woke up to another leaked nappy
Look at the amount of 4 or 5 star reviews. I have bought pampers from amazon and had no problems0 -
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Scared now! Have ordered 10 boxes!!
Honestly don't be scared
read the 700+ positive reviews I don't blame tesco and say I have a defective batch. I just think babies can go through stages where different brands work better I have to say I found the size 1s pampers great which I bought from amazon 0 -
Kassandra Proud Fisherman wrote: »Pumpkin patch have free delivery until midnight and also a range of discounts when you spend certain amounts on full priced items
Mrspostman we have some pumpkin patch baby clothes and I find them a big fit (compared to other brands) which us great for us! He is still in 6-12month for pumpkin patch. I am going to guess he will be in 2-3 years next summer in normal brands. (He is in 9-12 or 12-18 now). My question is....do you know is size 2 really like a 2-3?0 -
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The pumpkin patch stuff I ordered last week arrived today, I LOVE the quality but I haven't tried any of them on him yet (he's way too spewy this afternoon to risk it )
Jaysus, these baby sizings are bloody complicated! In some places size 2 means 1-2 and in others it means size 2-3
I suppose the only way around it is to do order big, at least that way you are guaranteed they will fit at some stage. 0 -
I always find amazon great to deal with. If there is something wrong you just print off a free label and send them backhand get a full refund. I would say the nappies are perfect. Different nappies suit different bums. Pampers were going great for us (size 4) then suddenly leaked I got the next size up (4+) at the weekends tesco, tried them again last night and woke up to another leaked nappy
Look at the amount of 4 or 5 star reviews. I have bought pampers from amazon and had no problems
I bought size 3 earlier from looking at this thread. Then went back and looked at the reviews and while there was overwhealmingly 5*, all of the latest reviews were all 1* with people saying they were leaking, tearing etc so I went back and cancelled. Maybe was just the last batch or something0 -
R P McMurphy wrote: »I bought size 3 earlier from looking at this thread. Then went back and looked at the reviews and while there was overwhealmingly 5*, all of the latest reviews were all 1* with people saying they were leaking, tearing etc so I went back and cancelled. Maybe was just the last batch or something
Well I can tell you I am always tearing the tabs (not the sticky ones) off the pampers in this house that I buy in tesco! And they leak too I honestly think people were being too heavily handed (like me!!) and for me dunnes are working better at the moment 0 -
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Cross your fingers for me so that I haven't wasted a hundred quid!!
Honestly you haven't if there is anything wrong with them amazon will take them back for free and will refund you. And tbh they are great I got my nappies sooooo cheap off them because there was a problem with my amazon family!!! If there is a problem you can chat to them online
Actually do you what, if you live chat with them and if they have the items in stock they just send them out straight away and then you post back "broken" items. I did this with one if those baby dreamshow gadgets0 -
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Chattastrophe! wrote: »We always order our Pampers from Amazon every month and haven't had a problem yet.
I just realised if you look at the reviews and press "newest first" they are great reviews 0 -
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Synyster Shadow wrote: »I thought it would be great baby jail but my lads beyond animal I'm convinced... Iv it up on adverts but no one wants it...
Gosh, I think they're great and €44 for me is a bargain 0 -
Kassandra Proud Fisherman wrote: »The pumpkin patch stuff I ordered last week arrived today, I LOVE the quality but I haven't tried any of them on him yet (he's way too spewy this afternoon to risk it )
Jaysus, these baby sizings are bloody complicated! In some places size 2 means 1-2 and in others it means size 2-3 I suppose the only way around it is to do order big, at least that way you are guaranteed they will fit at some stage.
Mrspostman thanks a mil for posting the deal. I just did my pumpkin patch order and got size 3 because I ordered 3 pairs of shorts! And 1 t shirt in a size 2. I also got an extra €5 off
I only paid €22.96 and shorts are dressy shorts (if there is such a thing!!)
I am very confused over the sizing because I find the things we have are big fittings but then I looked at the size chart and compared it to tescos and pumpkin patch were shorter but wider?? Anyway age 3 will fit him at some stage
Can't wait till my boden clothes, I ordered another jumper the next day and they gave me free delivery to Ireland as I explained the whole parcel motel situation. With the code I posted earlier you also get a free 7 pack box of boden socks and a notepad as a welcome gift!0 -
The stuff I ordered from PP was all 6-12 months. They are big fitting but when I held 2 of the tshirts up against each other, one was about an inch and a half longer than the other Not to mind, they're lovely anyway and I'll get good wear out of them 0
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Kassandra Proud Fisherman wrote: »The stuff I ordered from PP was all 6-12 months. They are big fitting but when I held 2 of the tshirts up against each other, one was about an inch and a half longer than the other Not to mind, they're lovely anyway and I'll get good wear out of them
Boden stuff arrived and it's stunning! Got my box of free ladies socks too which I thought was a nice touch.0 -
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