Vouchers for where??

[glitternanny]

my family wanna know where we want vouchers from when bubba comes.

Any ideas??

[sleepevader]

Asda or tesco. I would spend vouchers on groceries and put money in savings account if I didn't need anything.

I used money gifts for ds1 to buy next stage car seat. Will do the same if receive similar for this dc. However as now looking at extended rear facing this will be more expensive!

[Grumpla]

Kiddicare.com or Amazon.

[Paschaelina]

Kiddicare or John Lewis.

[OnEdge]

notonthehighstreet.com

[glitternanny]

Thanks people - my sister was thinking of mothercare - but our local store is small and I find it really expensive - my OH suggested John Lewis but again their stuff is super expensive.

I might suggest half Kiddicare and half John Lewis....

[nancerama]

John Lewis or M&S. John Lewis has a great range of products and price matches other retailers. M&S has lovely baby clothes.

[sleepevader]

Expect people think my suggestion was a little scabby!

When choosing vouchers think what exactly will you use the vouchers on?

I struggle to spend in mothercare- so expensive. Would rather pay the same in next for clothes as the designs are nicer.

Boots do some good stuff online and you can spend vouchers by going in store a doing a boots direct order.

[glitternanny]

Boots is a good idea - they have a great online service.

[LaWeasel]

I spent a fortune in boots when DD was tiny, just stocking up on breastpads and maternity pads etc, so quite a good plan.

[Oeisha]

John Lewis shouldn't be any more expensive than Mothercare, or any other of the highstreet big chains. If they are, quote their "Never Knowingly Undersold" stuff to them and they should be giving it to you for the lower price.

"So, if you see or buy a product from us and find it cheaper with a high street competitor (that excludes online-only or mail order businesses such as Dixons, Amazon or Play.com, who don?t have shops), as long as their service conditions are comparable, such as delivery charges and guarantee terms, then we´ll match that price for you when you buy, or refund the difference for up to 28 days afterwards if you´ve already purchased."...
from Johnlewis.com

Plus, if you're at all unhappy with a purchase they will usuallly accept a full refund.

[Thumbwitch]

Boots or Tesco - both have lots of stuff that you will need at affordable prices. I love coming home to the UK to stock up on clothes from Tesco, especially popper vests (buggering expensive over here in comparison).
M&S would be useful too, for underwear for you maybe?