hairstylin247 Posted February 2, 2009 Posted February 2, 2009 Where do you get good deals on diapers? We just ran out of a big stock that we were lucky to get from a friend, and now are looking to find good deals on diapers.
xfountaingrl Posted February 2, 2009 Posted February 2, 2009 Target has some on clearance right now, but very very picked over. I heard Walmart has good deals though. I'm stil using the diapers I bought at the last target clearance last year so I have not had to buy any since Ive had my DD
lakj98 Posted February 2, 2009 Posted February 2, 2009 When I can not get the on sale I usually buy them from Walmart and use a coupon. There are usually coupons in the Sunday papers for Huggies (that is what I use).
msvagardener Posted February 4, 2009 Posted February 4, 2009 I was buying the big boxes of huggies at Sam's but now I use Amazon subscription service. Decent price for quanitity PLUS you can put in your own delivery schedule and shipped free! This has worked well for us no having to run around...price good and delivered.
desertgirl351 Posted February 4, 2009 Posted February 4, 2009 I actually really like the Target brand diapers. They are the best of any store brand I have seen. You can get a box of 104 for $10.xx. I have 2 in diapers so to me it is worth the money I save and I really have never had any problems with them that I haven't had with the name brand ones. Just my 2 cents.:)
2domjon Posted February 4, 2009 Posted February 4, 2009 I actually really like the Target brand diapers. They are the best of any store brand I have seen. You can get a box of 104 for $10.xx. I have 2 in diapers so to me it is worth the money I save and I really have never had any problems with them that I haven't had with the name brand ones. Just my 2 cents.:)target brand always gave my son a diaper rash, everytime I thought I'd save some money and buy them he would break out,
jbdinos Posted February 13, 2009 Posted February 13, 2009 I am always looking for diaper deals for my daughter. For store brands she likes the aldi brand pretty well. But pampers definitely holds more without leaking. So I like to watch cvs to have a deal wh.ere you get ECB back plus use coupons and when lucky a 3/15 CVS coupon to bring it all down a bit in price. Or if you have a store that doubles the bigger coupons go there if you can. We don't have one around here so I don't know who does.
jadedmomof2 Posted February 18, 2009 Posted February 18, 2009 I don't know, I don't put paper diapers on my kids, they wear cloth. You can buy a starter set of Bummi's from kidsurplus.com for $120, and that's enough for 2 days worth.
jbrawn26 Posted February 18, 2009 Posted February 18, 2009 I get the pampers cruisers at Walmart it's 19.96 ( looking at my reciept lol I just left there ) for 76 size 3's. The cruisers are fantastic diapers they will hold a ton if you're in the car on a long drive or using for overnight and they're really soft too. My daughter was helping with the laundry yesterday and thew a clean one in with the load that had fallen on the floor next to the hamper and it went through the wash... it was FULL but it did not break open thank goodness I can only imagine the mess I would have had in my washer if it had!
natasha Posted February 18, 2009 Posted February 18, 2009 If you have a Krogers nearby, you can go to www.shortcuts.com or www.cellfire.com and put electronic coupons for 1.50 on your Kroger card. You can also combine a manufacturers coupon with this. So possibly getting a 9.99 pack for 6.99. This will only come off of one pack at a time.
Swampbaby Posted February 20, 2009 Posted February 20, 2009 [quote name=but now I use Amazon subscription service. Decent price for quanitity PLUS you can put in your own delivery schedule and shipped free! This has worked well for us no having to run around...price good and delivered.[/quote] That is exactly what I'm trying to do for a great grandson who live about 2,000 miles from me. Hoping it works cause if it does, then all I need to do is change the size as he grows.
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