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SMA Progress

Princessa_2
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Hiya! Thought I'd post this incase anyone else uses it. Yesterday on boots.com I ordered 10 tins of SMA progress. It is currently on 2 for £9, but boots.com also are having 10% off this weekend. So I bought 10 tins for £40.41. As it is over £40, there is free delivery. And because it is over £50 before promotions, you also get the bonus 500 points for spending over £50 on baby products. I also used a code, but it won't let me today. Not sure if they've removed that code, or if it's cause I've already used it once.
So I got 10 tins of baby milk for £40.41, plus free delivery, plus 1170 points! Plus I went through quidco to get 6.5% cashback.
So I got 10 tins of baby milk for £40.41, plus free delivery, plus 1170 points! Plus I went through quidco to get 6.5% cashback.
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I thought they weren't allowed to give incentives to buy baby milk? Besides I was told breast is bestYou don't get medals for sitting in the trenches.0
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biglugs wrote:I thought they weren't allowed to give incentives to buy baby milk? Besides I was told breast is best
Sma progress is a follow on milk, for 6+, so is allowed to be advertised and have incentives. And thanks for the advice, but I'd rather be able to bottle feed my twins than be on call for food 24 hours a day.0 -
suekjw wrote:SMA Progress is a follow-on milk, so is allowed to have incentives.
Follow on milks aren't really needed if baby has got a good enough diet, most HV tell you its not needed, its just a ploy to get you to buy it for longer. But it is cheaper than normal SMA after all.Work like you don't need money,Love like you've never been hurt,And dance like no one's watchingSave the cheerleader, save the world!0 -
iwanttosave wrote:Follow on milks aren't really needed if baby has got a good enough diet, most HV tell you its not needed, its just a ploy to get you to buy it for longer. But it is cheaper than normal SMA after all.
No, you're right, it's not much different than the regular 'first stage' milk apart fomr the iron it has in it, which is debatable as to whether that is even 'used up' by the baby. But since it's not much different, it's just classed as follow on milk so that they can advertise it on tv etc, and then you can get promotions and point on it. So though it's no different than the first stage milk, it's usually cheaper. Plus I get staff discount and clubcard points on it, which is handy, the amount I go through!0 -
biglugs wrote:I thought they weren't allowed to give incentives to buy baby milk? Besides I was told breast is best
There's enough guilt put on mothers without also receiving it on forums.When I say 'I', that can mean 'we' or even 'he' :rolleyes:0 -
I only managed to get 670 points (170 normal and 500 bonus) with my order of 10 tins SMA progress.....Am I doing something wrong??0
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MrsFroogle wrote:There's enough guilt put on mothers without also receiving it on forums.
Here Here!!!! I am a breast feeding counsellor and women are belittled if they dont breast feed!! I say whatever both you and the baby are happy with. As long as there is a healthy baby and a happy mummy what does it matter??
But back to the thread....... Wow well done!!! What a bargain!!!
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wanting2save wrote:Here Here!!!! I am a breast feeding counsellor and women are belittled if they dont breast feed!! I say whatever both you and the baby are happy with. As long as there is a healthy baby and a happy mummy what does it matter??
:T :T Thanks for that!!! I wish I'd have had a counsellor like you! I tried (and failed) but the guilt was awful with Number 1. You seem really understanding and I bet you are a great person to talk to without feeling judged.0
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