Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 4

reevetard

IlonaRN wrote: »

Damn, got one of these last night

Really? That's a pity, I got one last night too..........still free and it was very nice.

Kentsavings

ive bought 2 x pampers carry pack (25 each pack)
T is £6.49, Asda 2 for £10, so £5.96 DTD, £7.02 net for 50 nappies. not great, but better than nothing.
will confirm if the voucher comes before 2, when im due to leave

Jodie+Matt

LisaJH2000 wrote: »

That's what I need, either that or a potty trained child to save me money on nappies!!!!

Same here! My DD will be 3 on 31st July, she has never poo'd on the toilet, she occasionally asks to go for a wee, but usually I have to prompt her and majority of the time she does nothing. She was doing really well at one point when she had no nappy on she would stop herself and rush to the toilet, but now shes gone back to just wee'ing all over like she is unable to stop and then gets all upset

yarmouthgirls

IlonaRN wrote: »

Damn, got one of these last night

dont panic i heard its always shown as n/a but still works

motherbear

globetraveller wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl:
Just how many do you buy?? I'll need to do a shop first thing!

Only had 4 since the start but have a look whenever I'm in and always seems to be plenty

Kentsavings

its kind of south east london/kent borders, welling

LittleMissMPB

LisaJH2000 wrote: »

That's what I need, either that or a potty trained child to save me money on nappies!!!!

I went to Asda last night :eek: ... (baby needed some new sleepsuits) and I'm pretty sure I saw some Pampers Active fit on a multi-buy, they do a size 5 / 5+ in those so may be worth checking out on tesco/asda website...

yarmouthgirls

Kentsavings wrote: »

its kind of south east london/kent borders, welling

im from bexley

Lisaberry

Jodie+Matt wrote: »

Same here! My DD will be 3 on 31st July, she has never poo'd on the toilet, she occasionally asks to go for a wee, but usually I have to prompt her and majority of the time she does nothing. She was doing really well at one point when she had no nappy on she would stop herself and rush to the toilet, but now shes gone back to just wee'ing all over like she is unable to stop and then gets all upset

We started potty training my son just before he turned 3 and he was 4.5 before reliably dry. Hard, hard times. They say girls are easier si I have everything crossed for an easier ride this time!

Kentsavings

my H will have a fit if i go to T on hols. he is happy to sit and eat his magnum and drink wolf blass, but not if it gets in the way of holidays!!!! i may have a sneak look :-)