Amazon have a great deal on Pampers Baby Fresh Baby Wipes; 12 packs of 64 wipes for £7.49 - that works out at 1 penny a wipe - instead of £16.99.

• Click HERE to go over to Amazon

Baby wipes are so ridiculously useful that I'm always keeping a look out for baby wipe bargains.

It matters not, to me, whether they're Huggies, Johnsons or these Pampers Baby Fresh baby wipes - as long as I can stock up on them at a good price then I'm happy.

I don't have babies anymore; my eldest 'baby' is 16 now, my daughter 15 and my youngest four and a half, we all still get through fair quantities of the marvellous things

There are baby wipes in the all the bathrooms, me and my daughter use them for taking make-up off, there are wipes in the kitchen and a couple of packs in the car.

Pampers Baby Fresh baby wipes are designed with purified water and contain essential oils, which leaves skin clean and healthy and returns it to its natural pH level.

The eagle-eyed among you will notice that the price on the Amazon website is showing as £8.32; if you sign up to their 'subscribe and save' scheme - you agree to have Pampers Baby Fresh babay wipes delivered at a regular interval of your choice - then the price will come down by 10% to £7.49.

Marvellous!

Thanks to HotGBDeals 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.

This is a pretty good bargain if you're after nappies in this size. Amazon has reduced these packs from £17. 96 to £9.75. Specifically what you get is the 124 Pampers new baby size 2 mini nappies - 2 x economy packs of 62 (thus 124 in total).

• Click here for Pampers half price at Amazon

Delivery is free with Super Saver delivery. Also, if you sign up to have this item delivered at a regular interval of your choice, and the current price drops to £8.78. Delivery is always free.

Features of the nappies include:

Morrison's is offering the Pampers Welcome Pack for new parents, worth £20, for £5.

• Click here to find your nearest Morrisons store
  

The deal is only available instore, as Morrisons don't really have an online presence in the same way that Tesco or Sainsburys does. Click on the link above to find your nearest store. The offer runs until the 26th September 2010.

I definitely would not even consider paying £20 for this pack, and I don't think it is worth that much at all, but at £5 it is a lot more reasonable. The items included in the Pampers Welcome Pack are:

• One packet (contains 27) Pampers New baby size
• One Pampers sensitive wipes 63's
• A Timmy Time book
• A Trolley coin keyring
• Free coupons

You can see what I mean about it not being that great a value at the full price of £20! The trolley coin keyring would be very handy indeed though. I lost mine a few months ago and haven't as yet found a replacement. It is a right pain when you realise you've not got a pound coin on you at the supermarket! I'm not too sure how handy a Timmy Time book would be for a newborn, but nappies are always very welcome at that age.

I couldn't find any information on the 'free' coupons however. If anyone has one of these packs, can they let us know exactly what these are? I am assuming money off offers, which are nice but really you can get them anywhere. However, if you do get vouchers that exchange for whole items or do two-for-one offers, then that's always very handy indeed.

Thanks to domsbargains at HUKD!

A few weeks ago, I reviewed the Huggies changing pads which I have been using for a while. I'm now going to review the Pampers change mats too.

The Pampers change mats are disposable waterproof mats, which have a soft top, and a coloured base. When I first took them out of the packet and used them, I unknowingly placed it upside down. Looking closer, they have writing all over the coloured side, saying "other side up." If they hadn't written that... there would have been a few messes in my house!

As I mentioned before, my baby changing station has a cold top, made of plastic coated foam. I used these changing mats on the top of the baby changing station, so baby didn't get cold bits and decide to pee all over everything!

I quite liked the Pampers change pads, though I feel like they are very similar to those large bed pads you get in the hospital, so that had a negative image in my mind.

The Pampers change mats are also quite large - I am cutting them in half and getting double the usage out of them. My baby is only 3 months old, and half a change mat is more than big enough for her. I think each change mat lasts for about a week, before baby makes a mess on it, and it needs to be disposed of.

I also find the Pampers change mats handy when she's getting out of the bath.

Price wise, they're quite costly in my opinion. They come in packs of 12, and these range from £3.74 at Asda to £4.37 at Tesco and Sainsburys (at time of writing).

Out of the Huggies and the Pampers change mats which I have reviewed, I prefer the Huggies, mainly because they don't remind me of the hospital!

On that last thread though, PlayPennies parent Rebecca suggested just putting a hand towel down on the changing surface which can be washed when needed. This is also a good idea :)

What do you use?

I love this deal! Tesco have a special offer on Pampers Baby Drycarry Pack nappies. Buy two packs and you get two packs for free. Also, as canny PlayPennies contributor Emma points out, you can use voucher code XXDNW2 at checkout (this gives you £10 off £50 on your first spend, so you may need to create a new account). By adding a little to your order, you could get eight packs of nappies for £16. How brilliant is that?!

• Stock up on nappies now at Tesco

Now I found this offer online but only after a lot of hunting. If the link doesn’t take you directly there, sign in at Tesco.com first. Otherwise make sure you go to Tesco.com and look in the Groceries section. It would also seem to be a postcode lottery. There were lots available for me in London, but when Playpennies Tamsin tried to order in her area, they were all sold out.

When we looked, the sizes available online were 2, 3, 4, 4+, 5 and 6.

Thanks to holly100 at HUKD!

If nappies are one of your weekly household essentials, check out your local branch of the Co-op for Pampers Easy Up Pants, which are reduced in-store from £5.99 to £2.99 now.

• Click here to find your local Co-op store

Pampers Easy Up Pants are handy for toddlers on the move who are either embarking on potty-training or not quite ready to take that step. Persuading a busy tot to lie down for a nappy change is no fun for anyone, so these allow for swift nappy changes with minimum interruption.

There is some debate among parents as to whether this type of training nappy helps or hinders when it comes to potty-training but at £2.99 for a packet it's a good time to pick them up if you've thought about giving them a try.

This promotion runs until the 4th of May but obviously there's no guaranteeing what stock will be available in at your local store at any given time - worth popping in and out over the next few weeks if this deal appeals. While you're there, don't forget to sign up for a membership card to get even more bang for your buck, and help change the world, too. Now that's a bargain.

Thanks to lucerysmum at HUKD

How many nappies does a newborn baby need? The truth is way more than you'd expect. Which is why it's great news that Boots are doing a 3 for 2 deal on selected Pampers nappies right now.

• Click here to stock up on nappies now!

For some inexplicable reason it's impossible to link to all the Pampers items in the range that are part of this deal but if you follow the link above you'll see the 3 for 2 button which will take you to the deal.

Night time bedwetting accidents are horrible for everyone on so many levels,  not least  because of the upset and embarrassment it can cause your child.

• Click HERE for your FREE sample of Pampers UnderJams and money-off coupon

Bedwetting - it's a sensitive subject and we all know the last thing we should do as parents is get frustrated or angry about it.  We've read every 'Bedwetting 101' guide there is and we know the psychology behind it, but at 3am when you're making beds and stripping soaking pyjamas off an upset child it can be difficult to keep all of that in the forefront of your mind.

Pampers have developed 'UnderJams' -  yes another night time pant to confuse and bewilder parents up and down the land.  However, these ARE slightly different from most of the rest currently on the market, although probably not for long.

UnderJams are made from a soft cloth-like material so they don't make that 'give away' rustling sound and they've been designed to look, feel AND fit like real underwear.  They pull on and off and have a low waistband just like ordinary pants (the low waistband - that's the slightly different bit in case you were wondering), they have stretchy sides and are made from breathable material offering maximum comfort combined with maximum protection thanks to its absorbent core with printed desgins and sizes for both boys and girls.

There are 175,000 sample packs being given away so don't dawddle on this one if you want to try them out, along with your freebie sample you'll also receive a coupon worth £5.19 (which is the RRP of UnderJams packs) to redeem against a future purchase of UnderJams.

This offer is limited to one sample per household, you should allow 28 days for delivery and the coupon can only be used at Tesco stores - not really a hardship considering you can't go more than a few miles without coming across one!