Infant and toddler bargains

Millem

Mrs W wrote: »

I have a carpet that might as well be made of dog hair even after hoovering every day :mad: dog hasn't been upstairs in nearly 2 years and still my bedroom carpet is full of it

I hear you!!! I couldn't live without my dyson

Roesy

My F+F order arrived. The clothes are lovely and the sizes seem generous enough. Pity about the horrible website or I'd definitely order again.

Millem

Roesy wrote: »

My F+F order arrived. The clothes are lovely and the sizes seem generous enough. Pity about the horrible website or I'd definitely order again.

I know I wouldn't mind it looks like they fixed their site now

Sligo1

Millem wrote: »

I know I wouldn't mind it looks like they fixed their site now

Really? I'm tempted to try again... Am
I mad? I was so p/ssed off but when I saw the little t.shirt and how nice it was for 3 quid.... Well.....

Millem

Sligo1 wrote: »

Really? I'm tempted to try again... Am
I mad? I was so p/ssed off but when I saw the little t.shirt and how nice it was for 3 quid.... Well.....

I hear you! I was going to post here earlier that they are doing great 3 for 2s that includes clothes!!! Here it goes....http://www.f-f.com/ie/category/offers/kids/3-for-2-selected-babywear/3-for-2-selected-babywear/109217?icid=Babywear_Rotation1_Shop3for2onbabywear#?N=109217&No=0&Nr=AND%28displayOnSite:1%2CSite_ID:FFIE%29&Nrpp=99&categoryId=3-for-2-selected-babywear&contentKey=3-for-2-selected-babywear&dimVal=109217&icid=Babywear_Rotation1_Shop3for2onbabywear

Millem

If it still comes up with things in your basket then you need to delete the cookies/data in your settings! I got that tip from marks and Spencer's customer services

fro9etb8j5qsl2

Had a phone call this morning from a very nice scottish man from f&f who was full of apologies. He gave me a €10 voucher but when I quizzed him, he admitted that there are still problems with stock not registering as sold out until you reach checkout stage and he couldn't say when it would be fixed. He kept reiterating that the irish site wasn't 100% live etc Still though, he was extremely nice and said sorry for all the hassle I had with the order and also with trying to contact customer service

Millem

Kassandra Proud Fisherman wrote: »

Had a phone call this morning from a very nice scottish man from f&f who was full of apologies. He gave me a €10 voucher but when I quizzed him, he admitted that there are still problems with stock not registering as sold out until you reach checkout stage and he couldn't say when it would be fixed. He kept reiterating that the irish site wasn't 100% live etc Still though, he was extremely nice and said sorry for all the hassle I had with the order and also with trying to contact customer service

I presumed it was fixed all the amazing amazing bargains are gone

fro9etb8j5qsl2

He might have just been erring on the side of caution then. The email I sent read like a novel of ranting so he's probably just afraid that I'll email him again

Millem

Kassandra Proud Fisherman wrote: »

He might have just been erring on the side of caution then. The email I sent read like a novel of ranting so he's probably just afraid that I'll email him again

Lol

Millem

Boots are doing 10% off orders over €60 made online this weekend. Free home delivery too as order will be over €50. This 10% will work on current offers of their own nappies 2for €13

Millem

Dunnes have further reductions.....t shirts €1.50
http://www.dunnesstores.com/Sale/kids/fcp-category/list?homepagead-hero=1#page=0&sortOrder=asortPrice&productsPerPage=200

Suucee

Any pampers offers? Need size 3 and 5+.

Moonbeam

http://www.boots.ie/en/Out-n-About-Nipper-V3-Double-Pushchair-Purple-Punch_1405581/ and 10% off for buying online so 360 for the out n about nipper double.

Millem

Suucee wrote: »

Any pampers offers? Need size 3 and 5+.

Nothing great tbh. Essential packs are BOGOF in supervalue and tesco. Large bags of baby dry are €10 in dunnes (I think this works out best value) large bags of active fit in tesco are €10.37

Suucee

Millem wrote: »

Nothing great tbh. Essential packs are BOGOF in supervalue and tesco. Large bags of baby dry are €10 in dunnes (I think this works out best value) large bags of active fit in tesco are €10.37

Ugh not great. Normally decent deals around childrens allowance.

Millem

Suucee wrote: »

Ugh not great. Normally decent deals around childrens allowance.

I know am hoping large bags will be BOGOF on Sunday as I have €3 off tesco coupon but it's looking unlikely

Millem

Just got an email from mothercare they are giving 10% off everything this weekend for family club members. Use the code WEBF5. They also gave me a barcode to scan in store but I am don't know how to upload it

uck51js9zml2yt

Got 132 pampers size 5 from Amazon for 15 pounds delivered

barneyrub

barneyrub wrote: »

For those of you getting somewhere with tesco re refund of postage, how are you contacting them? Need to complain but wondering which avenue is best

I went to order a pile of things yest, when I went to checkout I had to remove almost half but still had nearly €30 worth so didn't mind paying postage. Got dispatch email today and cancellation email for most of the remaining things. So I'm getting .50c tshirt and €4 dress and delivery charge!!

Just to update I emailed tesco on the online contact form. Got a reply yest 2 say they're v busy with contacts but got phone call today apologising for the mess, that the website wasn't working properly and they'd refund my delivery charge. Happy enough with that.

Cherrycola

Pampers baby dry essential packs in Tesco are coming up as €8.01 for two packs/€16.02 for 4 packs, due to an error where two offers are running on them, a BOGOF and a 2 for €21, so both discounts are coming off!
But I'd run in there now cos some stores are rectifying it since last night, but you might get lucky.
The essential packs are the ones with about 30-40 nappies depending on size, so don't confuse them with the large bag or carry pack, the discounts only work on the essential pack.

Good luck.

Millem

Guineys are doing free delivery in all online orders http://guineys.ie

fro9etb8j5qsl2

Amazon UK have the Tommee Tippee explora blender reduced to £7.20 stg. They also have the Bumbo with play tray reduced to £29.95 stg

Millem

Kassandra Proud Fisherman wrote: »

Amazon UK have the Tommee Tippee explora blender reduced to £7.20 stg. They also have the Bumbo with play tray reduced to £29.95 stg

I have a kenwood mini chopper which looks exactly like the TT one. I always use it for doing garlic and onions for our own dinners! It's a very handy gadget to have in anyone's house

dori_dormer

Kassandra Proud Fisherman wrote: »

Amazon UK have the Tommee Tippee explora blender reduced to £7.20 stg. They also have the Bumbo with play tray reduced to £29.95 stg

Thanks!

Just picked this up. hope its better than my current blender. Its attached to a kenwood mixer, and doesnt seem to really puree the food. Also its very heavy to lug out of the press every week.

In any case I can pass it around my sisters when they start weaning their kids

Millem

dori_dormer wrote: »

Thanks!

Just picked this up. hope its better than my current blender. Its attached to a kenwood mixer, and doesnt seem to really puree the food. Also its very heavy to lug out of the press every week.

In any case I can pass it around my sisters when they start weaning their kids

The only thing I think it is quite small so it's grand for single batches. I have a handheld one too for making big batches. I would aim for 600watts and up as otherwise the motor may burn out.

fro9etb8j5qsl2

I use the handheld one for the large batches too but I was thinking this would be handy for when the little man gets old enough to eat whatever we're having, I could just dish a portion into this and blend it up easy peasy

Millem

Kassandra Proud Fisherman wrote: »

I use the handheld one for the large batches too but I was thinking this would be handy for when the little man gets old enough to eat whatever we're having, I could just dish a portion into this and blend it up easy peasy

For £7.20 you can't go wrong

Moonbeam

Amazon has a selection of Tommee Tippee things reduced -
Nappy Bin £10 - http://www.amazon.co.uk/Tommee-Tippee-Sangenic-Nappy-Disposal/dp/B002VKQD5S/ref=sr_1_1?m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&s=baby&ie=UTF8&qid=1407158040&sr=1-1

Fancy bottles - http://www.amazon.co.uk/Tommee-Tippee-Decorated-Feeding-Bottles/dp/B00HYQ1KES/ref=sr_1_7?m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&s=baby&ie=UTF8&qid=1407158040&sr=1-7 £15.50


They also have up to 40% off car seats -
http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=s9_hps_bw_clnk?node=59624031,!60032031,60036031,60049031,!60032031&search-alias=baby&field-enc-merchantbin=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&bbn=60049031&field-pct-off=40-&pf_rd_m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&pf_rd_s=merchandised-search-8&pf_rd_r=0ZW8STVE1Q1JH2SFB6JP&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=518083027&pf_rd_i=1644758031

Sligo1

Are the pampers baby dry essential packs BOGOF anywhere? Couldn't see the offer in tesco?

Millem

Sligo1 wrote: »

Are the pampers baby dry essential packs BOGOF anywhere? Couldn't see the offer in tesco?

They have them in dunnes and super value.

Millem

If anyone needs size 6 I found this on amazon
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00CPLNMQQ/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE
£10 for 68 nappies. You need to order 3 boxes for free delivery.
It works out cheaper than the essential pack deal but pay in sterling as amazon currency convertor is a rip off.
Dunnes are doing €1 off the sma 6months+ milk

SupaDupaFly

Sligo1 wrote: »

Are the pampers baby dry essential packs BOGOF anywhere? Couldn't see the offer in tesco?

Not the essential packs. Not on offer anywhere this month unfortunately. Dunnes have them for a tenner a pack if that helps.

Millem

SupaDupaFly wrote: »

Not the essential packs. Not on offer anywhere this month unfortunately. Dunnes have them for a tenner a pack if that helps.

The essential packs are BOGOF in dunnes and supervalu. I saw them this morning. The large packs are a tenner

SupaDupaFly

Millem wrote: »

The essential packs are BOGOF in dunnes and supervalu. I saw them this morning. The large packs are a tenner

Sorry Millem,read it wrong thought they were looking for large packs .

Millem

Boden have just gotten more stock in their clearance childrens/baby sale. I ordered on uk site and used parcel motel. Use the code H8L9 for free uk delivery. I got dungarees, jeans, trousers and a jumper for €41
http://www.boden.co.uk

Sligo1

Millem wrote: »

If anyone needs size 6 I found this on amazon
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00CPLNMQQ/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE
£10 for 68 nappies. You need to order 3 boxes for free delivery.
It works out cheaper than the essential pack deal but pay in sterling as amazon currency convertor is a rip off.
Dunnes are doing €1 off the sma 6months+ milk

Thank you! those nappies will do nicely! just bought 5 boxes

Millem

Sligo1 wrote: »

Thank you! those nappies will do nicely! just bought 5 boxes

Brill! They are better value than the essential packs and only slightly more expensive if large packs were BOGOF

Sligo1

Millem wrote: »

Brill! They are better value than the essential packs and only slightly more expensive if large packs were BOGOF

I'd nearly go and get another 5 boxes. But I'm wondering whether the large packs pampers are ever going To be BOGOF again... It's handy having them delivered to your door free of charge aswell!

Millem

Sligo1 wrote: »

I'd nearly go and get another 5 boxes. But I'm wondering whether the large packs pampers are ever going To be BOGOF again... It's handy having them delivered to your door free of charge aswell!

How long will 5 boxes last? A very rough calculation if large bags go on offer BOGOF for 88 nappies for €15.50 the amazon ones for 88 nappies come in at €16.30. I am sure your petrol costs more than 80c!! Plus omg nappies are sooo heavy especially if you have your babies with you!!

Sligo1

Millem wrote: »

How long will 5 boxes last? A very rough calculation if large bags go on offer BOGOF for 88 nappies for €15.50 the amazon ones for 88 nappies come in at €16.30. I am sure your petrol costs more than 80c!! Plus omg nappies are sooo heavy especially if you have your babies with you!!

Yep youre right! the last time I tried carrying 6 large packs through Dundrum pushing a double buggy at the same time! lol... I swore never again! Tried getting another 5 boxes there but they have a limit of 5 per customer ... gonna try using my OH account!

Millem

Sligo1 wrote: »

Yep youre right! the last time I tried carrying 6 large packs through Dundrum pushing a double buggy at the same time! lol... I swore never again! Tried getting another 5 boxes there but they have a limit of 5 per customer ... gonna try using my OH account!

You could do with an empty double buggy just to carry the nappies

fro9etb8j5qsl2

Pumpkin patch have free delivery until midnight and also a range of discounts when you spend certain amounts on full priced items

R P McMurphy

Millem wrote: »

How long will 5 boxes last? A very rough calculation if large bags go on offer BOGOF for 88 nappies for €15.50 the amazon ones for 88 nappies come in at €16.30. I am sure your petrol costs more than 80c!! Plus omg nappies are sooo heavy especially if you have your babies with you!!

Would the amazon nappies be ok. From looking at some of the reviews some people seem to think they are defective batches that they are selling

Millem

R P McMurphy wrote: »

Would the amazon nappies be ok. From looking at some of the reviews some people seem to think they are defective batches that they are selling

I always find amazon great to deal with. If there is something wrong you just print off a free label and send them backhand get a full refund. I would say the nappies are perfect. Different nappies suit different bums. Pampers were going great for us (size 4) then suddenly leaked I got the next size up (4+) at the weekends tesco, tried them again last night and woke up to another leaked nappy

Look at the amount of 4 or 5 star reviews. I have bought pampers from amazon and had no problems

fro9etb8j5qsl2

The last 2 mornings our fella has woken up 2 hours earlier than normal with his nappy soaked (not leaking, just at full capacity). We were getting 10 hours out of them but he must be weeing more or something. I wonder would it be worth getting him the next size up just to try at night?

Millem

Kassandra Proud Fisherman wrote: »

The last 2 mornings our fella has woken up 2 hours earlier than normal with his nappy soaked (not leaking, just at full capacity). We were getting 10 hours out of them but he must be weeing more or something. I wonder would it be worth getting him the next size up just to try at night?

That's what I did but I think our baby must just pee soooo much at night. He got his nappy changed at 7.30pm and I usually change him at around 7.15 am. The previous night I had a dunnes own brand size 4 and perfect.

Sligo1

R P McMurphy wrote: »

Would the amazon nappies be ok. From looking at some of the reviews some people seem to think they are defective batches that they are selling

Scared now! Have ordered 10 boxes!!

Millem

Sligo1 wrote: »

Scared now! Have ordered 10 boxes!!

Honestly don't be scared read the 700+ positive reviews I don't blame tesco and say I have a defective batch. I just think babies can go through stages where different brands work better I have to say I found the size 1s pampers great which I bought from amazon

Millem

Kassandra Proud Fisherman wrote: »

Pumpkin patch have free delivery until midnight and also a range of discounts when you spend certain amounts on full priced items

Mrspostman we have some pumpkin patch baby clothes and I find them a big fit (compared to other brands) which us great for us! He is still in 6-12month for pumpkin patch. I am going to guess he will be in 2-3 years next summer in normal brands. (He is in 9-12 or 12-18 now). My question is....do you know is size 2 really like a 2-3?