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crackcrackcrak · 19/08/2012 18:45

When I was of with dd1 I shamelessly signed up to every company giving away something free. Now dd2 is 19 weeks away I've been slack! What's free these days?

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wkmmum · 19/08/2012 19:55

I signed up with cow & gate and aptamil as you get a free little teddy with each of them! Have told DS they're for him to give to the baby when it arrives xx

NoodieRoodie · 19/08/2012 19:59

Asda, when you join their baby club you get a newborn starter kit, that has a pack of nappies and wipes. Everyone in the family joined when I had DS!!

CaptainHetty · 19/08/2012 20:09

Bounty Packs have a few bits in, you have to sort through two dozen bits of junk mail to find them, though. Apparently (haven't checked yet) Emma's Diary also have a coupon you can print to collect another pack which is quite good.

ThreeWheelsGood · 19/08/2012 20:26

Boots Parenting Club is good if you shop there anyway, lots of extra points for buying baby stuff and a free bag (according to another thread on here!)

InMySpareTime · 19/08/2012 20:30

Magicfreebies.co.uk has a list of free stuff they email you every day.
Otherwise, put the word out round church/plaguegroup etc. that you don't mind second hand and you'll be inundated with stuff before you know it.

Wheels79 · 19/08/2012 21:47

I know it is an autocorrect fail but "plaguegroup" really made me chuckle.

BikeMedalsRunningMedals · 19/08/2012 21:59

I thought plaguegroup was deliberate! In all the Emma's Diary shire, there were a couple of vouchers (last year mind) for a cloth nappy, if that floats your boat.

Naisy · 19/08/2012 22:10

Sainsburys does a free newborn starter kit too, change mat, nappies, wipes and cream with a few mum samples like palmers and body wash too. Need to be a nectar card holder, worth I. That and the Asda equivalent were the best I signed up for.

Avnet gives you a free bottle to.

InMySpareTime · 20/08/2012 06:42

Plaguegroup was deliberate (I had to stop it autocorrecting to plague group). I ran one, back in the day, definitely germ factories, I spent longer cleaning equipment than chatting to parents.

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