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Cheapest Place for Grobags
Cruiksl
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As a grobag convert (fantastic for getting kids to sleep though the night) I thought it might be beneficial to start a thread on the cheapest place to purchase them. Official grobags can cost a fair price so anyone spotting them cheaper - please add a post.
Thanks
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So little money - so much time :mad:
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TK Maxx usually have some branded Grobags for around £14.990
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I buy ones for my DD from Asda
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Boing boing baggies baggies :j0 -
There was I thinking you meant GROWBAGS - for growing plants in! :rolleyes:

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grow bags are lovely. my dd was in one, no need to worry about blankets and they look so cute in them.
matalan do then, and they are velour and about 8 pounds .Life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, chocolate in one hand, champagne in the other, body thoroughly used up, totally worn out and screaming ~ WOO HOO what a ride!0 -
mothercare have a few left in the sale
£18.99 i think instead of £25/£28 - still very expensive :eek:
i got some from tk maxx - exactly the same for £9.99 :T0 -
I saw some in Lidl for £3.99, but have no idea of the quality0
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Thanks for replies. I'm looking for 18-36 month ones which seem harder to find. Have tried TK Maxx but never seem to be in luck !So little money - so much time :mad:0
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Try your local independant baby shop. I got one for my son that fitted from 6-36 months for less than £20. They have poppers at the bottom to adjust the size. Although they are a bit more expensive than Asda etc they're better value as you get much longer out of them.Thanks for replies. I'm looking for 18-36 month ones which seem harder to find. Have tried TK Maxx but never seem to be in luck !
My son is nearly 4 now and would still have one if I let him
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Ebay for me - some fantastic bargains. :-)
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