Cheapest place for pampers?

Hobbitfeet

Anyone know cheapest place to get pampers new baby size 2? Seems like the new baby ones are never on special offer and the most expensive

Ayla

Hey, I've been wondering how you've been getting on - I suppose congrats are in order?!

Re: nappies - it's hit & miss. Sometimes the big shops (Tesco et al) have good deals but sometimes it's the little places you wouldn't expect. For what it's worth pampers aren't the only (or necessarily best) choice of disposables (although I suppose we used them for newborn size).

Rubberlegs

It's definitely swings and roundabouts with the price of Pampers, I'm using new baby size one. In Tesco, they have special offers on jumbo boxes of Pampers, but never the new baby size. Sometimes my local Tesco doesn't even have the jumbo box of new baby ones:(. The Pampers range has money off at the moment in Supervalu, but not so much to get excited about. I've heard that Lidl nappies are really good, and they are definitely a good price. But they don't come in a small enough size for my little woman, think they start at 9lbs+. I'll have to wait awhile to check them out.

chirogirl

Boots have an offer on them at the moment. Its a 3 for 2 offer.

liliq

supervalu have great offers on pampers at the moment... cheaper than anywhere else for this week at least!

g0g

For some small sizes I've found spr can be very good. The odd time they do good deals for people with the members cards.

wmpdd3

ask in tesco if they have the jumbo size 1 and 2 in the stock room, 2 stores in waterford did, and i got them for €13 a box, cheaper than own brand per nappy. other than that try tesco or aldi newborn they're brilliant.

Hobbitfeet

Ayla wrote: »

Hey, I've been wondering how you've been getting on - I suppose congrats are in order?!

Re: nappies - it's hit & miss. Sometimes the big shops (Tesco et al) have good deals but sometimes it's the little places you wouldn't expect. For what it's worth pampers aren't the only (or necessarily best) choice of disposables (although I suppose we used them for newborn size).

Thanks everyone. Ayla I had my little boy on February 1 we called him Rowan Thomas and he is just perfect. Had a great birth experience managed with just gas and he started to breastfeed nearly straight away. We are so happy and so busy

Hobbitfeet

Meant to say we haven't used pampers yet have been using bambo nature a natural Eco friendly brand but I didn't realise just how many nappies we would be going through god its a lot and the natural ones are €6.29 for 30 so not super cheap would love to keep using them but I bought 8 packs before he was born and we only have 2 packs left and he's only 2 weeks

ceadaoin.

Have you tried Amazon? They might stock the ones you've been using or another eco friendly brand? I get pampers on there and they normally work out cheaper than the shops - size 2 is £17.96 for 2 packs of 64.. (Sorry, not sure about the euro price )

And congratulations! Rowan is a lovely name

Hobbitfeet

ceadaoin. wrote: »

Have you tried Amazon? They might stock the ones you've been using or another eco friendly brand? I get pampers on there and they normally work out cheaper than the shops - size 2 is £17.96 for 2 packs of 64.. (Sorry, not sure about the euro price )

And congratulations! Rowan is a lovely name

Thanks yes the cheapest place for The Eco ones is from an Irish website might just stick with them. Thank you took us 2 weeks to decide can't wait to go and register him now

LordSutch

Hobbitfeet wrote: »

Anyone know cheapest place to get pampers new baby size 2? Seems like the new baby ones are never on special offer and the most expensive

Why Pampers? there ar so many other nappies on the market these days which are just as good or better, we tried Pampers (size 2) in the beginning & they were ok but expensive, we then tried several other brands and ended up trying Tesco own brand nappies and we haven't looked back, they're great, they don't leak, and they're much cheaper.

Jenniflower87

If you know anyone with a musgraves card you can buy in bulk there and it works out cheap enough. We got 6 packs for 20 euro I think and because they are not luxury items there is no vat on them.

Hobbitfeet

Jenniflower87 wrote: »

If you know anyone with a musgraves card you can buy in bulk there and it works out cheap enough. We got 6 packs for 20 euro I think and because they are not luxury items there is no vat on them.

Wow that's great my aunt has one for the afterschool she runs. Was thinking of trying Tesco brand any opinions on then anyone?

liliq

Haven't heard much about the Tesco ones, bu have heard a few people rave about the Aldi ones!

How Strange

I rave about the aldi ones

liliq

I'll have to try them! I always forget to pick up a pack if I'm there!!

Hobbitfeet

liliq wrote: »

Haven't heard much about the Tesco ones, bu have heard a few people rave about the Aldi ones!

No aldi near use but might try lidl ones

Moonbeam

The boots own brand ones are brilliant.

That is a great idea about getting the nappies in Musgraves.

xzanti

Saw an ad for Dunnes this morning... €9.99 for the big jumbo box of Pampers..

upinthesky

i was the type of person that would use nothing only pampers id even buy the active fit ones.

i do my shopping in aldi,little man ran out of nappies and i said sure instead of having to pop into another shop ill pick up a packet from aldi, well i haven't looked back since,if i needed a packet i would rather travel the 15 mins drive then buy a packet of pampers.

They don't have that full nappy look you get with pampers and have never leaked

wmpdd3

do aldi do size 6? are they big fitting, pampers simply dry size 5 is too small for my 18 month old. was thinking of getting a box of baby dry size 5+

Mimikyu

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How Strange

The only thing I didn't like about the lidl nappies was how bulky they were although I saw a sign in a store recently saying they were now less bulky. Other than that they were better than pampers.

upinthesky

wmpdd3 wrote: »

do aldi do size 6? are they big fitting, pampers simply dry size 5 is too small for my 18 month old. was thinking of getting a box of baby dry size 5+

was in adli and didnt see any, very disappointed with that they have pull ups size 5

Hobbitfeet

Got some Tesco brand and find them great so far they are really soft inside. Anyone else find them very small size wise? I got size 2 and I think they might be a bit small for my boy he's not very big but still think they are a little small how do I know? Sorry first time mum

upinthesky

Hobbitfeet wrote: »

Got some Tesco brand and find them great so far they are really soft inside. Anyone else find them very small size wise? I got size 2 and I think they might be a bit small for my boy he's not very big but still think they are a little small how do I know? Sorry first time mum

your better of going by the weight, are they a different weight to pampers? you will see the weight in kg beside the number