PARENTS can get free Pampers nappies from supermarkets including Tesco and Sainsbury’s.
The Pampers Rewards app lets parents earn points for every nappy product they purchase.
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Every packet of nappies or wipes comes with a QR code which parents can scan to earn points.
These points can then be converted into money-off vouchers that you can use in major supermarkets such as Tesco or Sainsbury’s.
For every five stamps you collect, you get a £2 off voucher to spend on a Pampers Jumbo+ Pack.
Parents also earn more points as their child goes up in size, with larger nappies earning more points.
Once you’ve redeemed the coupon on the app, it will be sent to you within three weeks.
Also, if you collect 10 stamps you can get a free pack of nappies to your door.
To claim your money off vouchers you need to head to the “Go to the Rewards” section of the app to order a reward.
Your Pampers Points will not expire as long as you remain an active member.
But if your account is inactive for more than 12 months, then you will not be able to claim points you have earned.
You can download the app on the Google Play or Apple Store for free.
Parents can also get other rewards such as £30 off any Ergobaby product, giving them a chance to save on strollers and carriers.
Pampers is not the only brand giving parents the chance to nab some free goods for their little one.
Ella’s Kitchen gives parents vouchers for its food pouches when they sign up for its “Ella’s Friends” loyalty scheme.
The package also comes with a free baby weaning chart to map your child’s progress.
You can find out more by visiting www.ellaskitchen.co.uk/join-ellas-friends.
OTHER FREEBIES FOR PARENTS
Parents of older children can also get their hands on a sample packet of Huggies Dry Nites.
You are only entitled to one pack, and the offer expires in December 2025.
To sign up visit the DryNites.co.uk and click through to the sample registration page.
You will need to enter your first and last name, email address, postal address and child’s date of birth.
Parents will get one DryNites pyjama pant and a voucher to use in store worth up to £6.
And that is not all, Boots has a parent club for Boots Advantage Card holders who are expecting a baby or have children under five.
It offers benefits like extra points on baby products and free gifts.
Meanwhile, M&S customers who join its parent hood group can get access to two initial offers.
One of them is a year-long 10% discount on baby grows – for example, a five-pack of pure cotton sleepsuits, usually costing £15.50, will be £13.95.
They can also enjoy a free slice of cake, pastry or a fruit pot, every week when you buy a hot drink at a M&S cafe.
What help is available for parents?
CHILDCARE can be a costly business. Here is how you can get help.
- 30 hours free childcare – Parents of three and four-year-olds can apply for 30 hours free childcare a week.
To qualify you must usually work at least 16 hours a week at the national living or minimum wage and earn less than £100,000 a year. - Tax credits – For children under 20, some families can get help with childcare costs.
- Childcare vouchers – If your employer offers childcare vouchers you can get up to £55 a week in tax and national insurance savings.
You pay for your childcare before your tax contributions are taken out.
This scheme is open to new joiners until October 4, 2018, when it is planned that tax-free childcare will replace the vouchers. - Tax-free childcare – Available to working families and the self-employed, for every £8 you put in the government will add an extra £2.
