There's a sale on Johnson & Johnson wipes and toiletries at Sainsbury's right now. Everything is half price, meaning you can get a 4 pack of 64 fragrance free baby wipes for £2.49 instead of £4.98. Or a 300ml bottle of Johnson's Baby Shampoo for 96p.

• Click here to get a Johnson's product for half price at Sainsburys

The offer finishes on the 9th of August, so now is a good time to get in some supplies. Handy for bulk buying if you want to stock up for the year. Plus items like the shampoo, baby lotion and talcum powder make for great baby baskets if you're looking to put together your own gifts.

I got a few of these when I had my son, and it was great. I didn't have to buy a thing until he was about four years old! Came as a bit of a shock to realise I had to buy my own baby shampoo.

There's also Johnson's nappy rash cream, bedtime oil, and soothing bath oils too. All of which are nice to tuck into the gift basket, or store in the baby supplies cupboard.

Thanks to sufchenko at HUKD!

Boots have some great deals running at the moment which means you can pick up a load of cheap baby products - a great time to stock up on wipes, lotions, nappies

• Click HERE to go over to the Boots Baby department

Johnsons Baby products have been in my life for as long as I can remember.  My mum used them on me and I used them on all of my children; tried, trusted and loved.

As Boots are currently offering Buy 1 Get 1 Free on lots of Johnsons Baby products, they make it into my 'Cheap Baby Products' post.

There are ton of offers on various brands and pack sizes of Johnsons Baby Wipes AND Pampers Baby Wipes - £8 for four packs of 72 wipes across both ranges can't be bad;

Continually buying nappies for your baby can be expensive, which is why Boots has some great offers on Pampers Nappies

• 2 for £17 on Pampers Economy Packs
• 2 for £20 on Pampers Jumbo Packs
• 2 for £26 on Pampers Mega Packs

If you're not a brand name person, and are happy to go with Boots own label cheap baby products, then they have a rather wallet friendly buy 2 for £2.50 offer on a range of selected items from their own range of baby toileteries.

There are lots of other baby bargains to be had over at Boots so go and bag yourself some cheap baby products; you'll also stack up Advantage points too if you're a card holder.

When I had my new baby girl a few months ago, I hadn’t bought any skincare products to bath her in. There seemed to be a load to choose from on the market, so I didn’t make a decision at that point. When I was in the hospital and had just given birth, the nursing staff offered to bath the baby and show us how to do it. The nurse used this Johnsons Baby Top-To-Toe bath wash, and I have been using it ever since. I think I also got a small sample bottle in a Bounty baby pack from the hospital, which you can see me holding in the picture above.

When bathing my little one, I wrap her body tight in a towel and wash her hair in the bath water first, using a small drop of the Johnsons Baby Top-To-Toe wash to make up a bit of lather on her head. I don’t add any more to the water though, as what was on her head is enough for now.

The body wash leaves her smelling delicious, good enough to eat! It seems gentle on her skin, and doesn’t cause any problems. It’s easy to rinse off, and doesn’t leave any nasty unwanted residue.

When she’s a little bit older and has more of a head of hair, I will probably switch to using a baby shampoo for her hair, and keep the body wash for her body...

I know that some mums just use whatever body wash is on special offer at the time, whereas others tend to pick a certain brand and stick to it. I think that changing products can sometimes cause rashes and issues with baby’s skin, so that’s another reason to stick with one particular brand.

What body wash do you use for your kiddies?

I first stumbled on Johnsons Baby Soothing Naturals cream when I got a free sample, alerted by this thread on our sister site Hotukdeals. I thought I would do a review to let you guys know what I think of the product, as I have been using it in my house for quite a while now. (There's a free sample link here)

When I first got the free sample of this cream, I tried it on my face and neck. And I liked it.

It doesn’t smell strong at all, which I really like – it’s unperfumed.

After application, it leaves my skin feeling moisturised, but not oily or greasy (as I have experienced with some other creams).

After trying the freebie of the Johnsons Baby Soothing Naturals cream, it led me to buy a jar of this cream when I saw it on offer at my local Tesco store. As I write this, the Tesco cost is £2.47 for a 250ml tub, so I think it’s pretty good value for money too.

As I have a new baby girl, it’s probably the kind of product I will use on her too when she is a wee bit older. Now, I use the Johnsons body cream on my face and neck, and also on my post-pregnancy flabby belly!

The only thing that annoys me about this cream is the foil cover that was inside the tub. When I first opened the tub, I just peeled back the corner of the foil and started using the cream. As time went by, I didn’t bother to remove the foil, I just kept peeling back a little more... and now it has become covered in cream and I don’t want to make a mess by removing it - you can see this in the picture above. This is probably my fault though, for not removing the foil in the first place.

I’m nearly finished that first tub, and I will definitely be buying more when it runs out!

Have you used this particular body cream? Do you like it too? Or is there another brand which you prefer? Please share your thoughts in the comments below.

A few days ago, I wrote a little review with my opinion of Huggies baby wipes. Now, I’d like to share my thoughts by doing a Johnson’s baby wipes review.

Being a new mum, I’ve received lots of baby freebies and I’ve been comparing which products I like the best. For as long as I can remember, my family have been using Johnson’s baby wipes whenever a new baby comes along. I’ve got 7 nieces and nephews, so there’s been lots of trial and error with baby products!

I like the texture of these baby wipes, they’re nice and soft and they do really well when cleaning baby’s bum. They don’t seem to fall apart like the Huggies wipes do. They’re brilliant for cleaning all the little nooks and crannies.

Sometimes, when I don’t want to use a whole wipe, I would rip one in half. Because of whatever way the weave is arranged, you can do this quite easily – it tears right down the middle (but you cannot tear them across the grain).

Even though this is my first baby, I’ve been using Johnson’s wipes for years, mainly as a make-up remover. I find that they are very handy for getting all the sticky mascara off my lashes. And to be honest, these wipes have been applied to a lot of different surfaces in my house... from the cooker to the toilet!! One drawback of using them in places other than on your skin is that they sometimes leave a white residue – I am assuming this is the baby lotion which they are impregnated with.

Whenever I am looking for cheap baby wipes on offer (such as buy 1 get 1 free) in the supermarket, I usually stock up on Johnson’s. Stock-piling for the win!

What sort of baby wipes do you prefer to use?

Johnson’s have a new range of products called the Johnson’s Baby Soothing Naturals range and they are happily dishing out baby freebies to the bold and the brave. So, after a short and snappy registration process you can land yourself a free sample to enjoy.

• Click here to register for your free sample at Johnsons

The new range combines the gentleness  of Johnson’s Baby with the soothing powers of nature and your free sample will be the Baby Soothing Naturals Cream that’s apparently fab for relieving dry skin.

The new range includes a unique blend of natural ingredients and plant extracts that work together to soothe dry and sensitive skin. Including Vitamin E, olive leaf extract (antioxidant winner, that one) and the essential minerals: potassium and magnesium. I must admit that the latter two make me feel a bit like the sample’s a science experiment gone wrong...

You can even download a free expert guide on how to deal with dry and sensitive skin.