A financially smart mum has revealed how parents can get a range of essentials, including baby wipes, for free.
The price of baby products has skyrocketed in recent years, causing anxiety and frustration for many cash-strapped parents.
Luckily, mom Jenny showed us how to pack all the essentials like wipes and breast pads into a bag without spending a dime.
Jeni, from the UK, says high street retailer Boots is running a great offer where shoppers can sign up to a parenting club and enjoy membership benefits.
Parenting Club is exclusive to Boots Advantage cardholders, so if you don't have a card yet, you can sign up here. It only takes a few seconds.
Membership is valid from the moment you find out you are pregnant until the day your child turns 5 years old, and a variety of benefits await you.
The website states that not only can you expect lots of freebies, but you can also earn 8 points per pound when you buy baby products.
The Boots app not only gives you free expert advice, but also informs you about all the latest offers in store. You can also get any of his Aveeno products of your choice for free.
Jenny took to TikTok to tell fellow parents about this amazing program and said: “Mom and Dad, in case you didn't know, if you have a Boots Advantage Card, you can get some free items from Boots.”
“Registration is free and I love breast pads and Aveeno Baby, I think things like shampoo, conditioner, bubble bath and MAM bottles.
“Everything is free. I didn't pay anything,” she said in the video.
“I'm glad to be a mom and dad.”
It's worth noting that this offer may take some time to take effect, as dozens of fellow shoppers claim they've signed up and haven't received anything yet.
One parent wrote: I finally got an offer to join the parenting club! It took a month and a week! ”
Another person from the capital exclaimed: “In London, [they] It's sold out everywhere. ”
Another chimed in: “Mine took a few days to arrive. All the bottles fell apart. They don't have any bottles in stock!”
“You can scan a Mama Bottle for 1p so make sure you stock up if your shop doesn't have it in stock,” a fourth person advised.
The cost of living crisis has left many British families with young children in financial difficulties.
To support them, Fabulous has launched the 'Baby, Bank On Us' campaign in partnership with Save the Children, Little Village and baby banks across the UK.
The campaign is backed by a number of famous mothers and celebrities, including Kate Middleton and Leona Lewis, and is urging Sun readers who are able to volunteer to 'just do it'.
The 38-year-old singer said he was “incredibly moved” after meeting struggling mothers and young children at Hackney Family Center in East London, where he grew up.
The former X Factor winner, who became mother to daughter Carmel Allegra in August, is one of 200 volunteer-led baby banks in the UK that provide essentials such as toys and clothing for children from newborns to five years old. visited the hub.
