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I’m a mum - how to get free nappies from Pampers every four months, it’s so easy

18 May 2023 , 10:46
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I’m a mum - how to get free nappies from Pampers every four months, it’s so easy
I’m a mum - how to get free nappies from Pampers every four months, it’s so easy

A MUM has revealed how she gets free nappies from Pampers every four months - and anyone can do it. 

The parent shared how you can create an account with the brand, and then apply for free nappy samples.

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Pampers has a free coupon on their website so parents can try samples without paying
A mum raved about the deal and showed off her haul
A mum raved about the deal and showed off her haulCredit: Facebook - Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK

She shared a photo of the freebies she picked up to the Facebook group Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK.

The savvy mum wrote: “Did you know with an account you can apply for free samples every 3-4 months and try out the nappies that work for you best?”

Currently on the website, parents can pick up a free Pampers Poonami Proof Pants essential pack.

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The website says: “Please allow for 28 working days for the coupon to be delivered. 

“Please choose the right coupon country. 

“Coupon cannot be shipped if the address is incorrect.”

Many mums raved about the deal and said they have already used it too.

One wrote: “I can't believe how many free pampers I have had so far just by receiving coupons and being part of the pamper squid getting two jumbo packets of nappy pants for my son's! 

“I also have the app and collect the stamps, it's such a great company.”

Another added: “Your family members can do too.”

And many seemed keen to try if they hadn’t already, with one saying: “I’m doing it now.”

A couple of comments also said that Tesco would not accept the vouchers, but other supermarkets such as Asda and Sainsbury’s would.

Families stretched more so than ever due to high energy and food bills will be looking for ways to pick up baby freebies - but there is help on offer.

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Some areas have "baby banks", where parents can pick up free toiletries and other essentials, including food.

Children's charity Little Village has an interactive baby bank tool of more than 200 baby banks UK-wide.

It's worth getting in touch with your nearest centre to find out if you are eligible for any help.

Check out our Fabulous Parenting Club for more tips and hacks.

Becky Pemberton

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