Free baby bag & goodies with huggies purchase.

Mandles

I noticed in boots Brighton that they have a nice navy changing bag with some goodies for newborn babies relating to their advantage card. You have to buy some huggies though but i would have used the offer if my baby was younger. Worth a look in your boots.
Sorry im not too specific with details as i had a crying baby as i went past the offer displayed in a glass case near the nappies.

fluffynit

I think the coupon comes with the parenting vouchers when you sign up. I got one when my little one was born.

Supposed to be worth £24.99 (if I am thinking we are talking about the same one?) but I would not price it that high.

Thanks for posting

fluffynit

Sinope_2

Out of all the baby clubs etc to join i would recommend boots, the huggies bag is great, theres a big changing bag, pampers dispenser, but nine months on i'm still using the fantastic changing mat in there, its perfect for changing away from home, and theres a little pot of sudocreme which comes in very handy to refil for the changing bag. You also get this avent pack which can be useful if you use the avent ranges.

I would say though, the vouchers they send you with the magazine every so often get more obscure and not really useful as time goes by, but every little helps

Sinope_2

Mandles wrote:

I noticed in boots Brighton that they have a nice navy changing bag with some goodies for newborn babies relating to their advantage card. You have to buy some huggies though but i would have used the offer if my baby was younger. Worth a look in your boots.
Sorry im not too specific with details as i had a crying baby as i went past the offer displayed in a glass case near the nappies.

Just a thought mandles but if your not going to take up the offer for yourself, if you are likely to see a health visitor or heading up to your doctors you could get the bag and goodies and give them to them. The health visitors in my area will take anything usefull to other mums, i'm in surrey, but i'm sure they would elsewhere.

pesky2

Sinope wrote:

Just a thought mandles but if your not going to take up the offer for yourself, if you are likely to see a health visitor or heading up to your doctors you could get the bag and goodies and give them to them. The health visitors in my area will take anything usefull to other mums, i'm in surrey, but i'm sure they would elsewhere.

Better still, Leave the Changing Bag where it is for us GENUINE New Parents in the Parenting Club !

tryin2elp

mine had a bag in it
shampoo
medicine holder
and information leaflets
i got it while i was still pregnant