Baby Bargains thread

mrs_lds

This is Instore too.

emujuice

RyesMummy12 wrote: »

Received online Tesco Order this morning and Tesco Loves Baby and Toddler Bedtime Baby Bath 500ml should be £1.37 and it has appeared on my receipt as 27p and its on 3 for 2!

So that 54p for £4.11. There's other baby lotions on the offer but don't know if they will work.

It looks like they are using the (£0.27/100ml) rather than the £1.37 price. Won't let me use links as new member.

Please note: The Nappy cream went through at £1.40 (full price)

Don't know if this will work in store but I hope it helps some of you. It's the purple bottle.

the purple one is in store (though I didn't get 342) The baby powder is 33p

Angelmum80

I was in tesco the other day and noticed the huggies pure wipes were bogof.. £2.59 a pack... As asda do them for £1.00 a pack, will they price match them? If they do, that should make them 50p a pack which would = bargain.... Not sure if this will work, but though I'd share on the off chance

Elspeth6

Hi I'm new to this so sorry for not posting in the appropriate thread I couldn't find the usual Tesco one.

Tesco's 'My Baby Loves' range moisturising bubble bath has been reduced to 27p. It has been at this price in my store for over 2 weeks but no SEL, I found it with self scanner and it doesn't show as 27p online. Anyway it's also on 3 for 2 so essentially you get 3 bottles for 54p!!! The talc in the same range is also reduced to 33p and included in 3 for 2 but none left in my store.

Hope this helps!

MissMonkeyMoo

I've just been to Tesco in Coventry and they have Tesco Loves Baby baby powder (400g) for 33p and their Baby & Toddle Baby bath Bedtime (500ml) for 27p.

Hope this helps!

nicola2312

They are also on 3 for 2 i bought the talc yesterday

lozza1985

I finally managed to pick some of the bubble bath up, one store had the price on the shelf as 27p so they were obviously sold out! Said £1.08 I think it was on the shelf in another store and no mention of 3 for 2 but it went through at 27p and 342 fine, thanks for posting about it it's a right bargain, have stocked up ready for our new arrival

notanewuser

Just a warning that talc isn't recommended to be used on anybody, never mind babies and toddlers.

EMMAP

They mean keep the bottle away from babies and kids in case they try and eat it or something. Who would sell talc you couldn't actually use?

nico26

EMMAP wrote: »

They mean keep the bottle away from babies and kids in case they try and eat it or something. Who would sell talc you couldn't actually use?

This is partly the reason now why you do not see much talc being sold now.

There has been concern that using talcum powder on the genital area could increase the risk of ovarian cancer.
Scientists are trying to see if this is the case, but for now the evidence is still uncertain.
Before the 1970s, talcum powder was often contaminated with asbestos fibres which are known to cause cancer. But since then, all home products containing talcum powder are legally obliged to be asbestos-free.
Some scientists have suggested that talc particles could travel to the ovaries, irritate them and cause inflammation. Low-level, long-term inflammation may increase the risk of some types of cancer, such as bowel cancer, but less so to ovarian cancer. And so far, it doesn’t look like using anti-inflammatory drugs can reduce the risk of ovarian cancer.