TODAY is the first day of B&M’s baby event and they’ve seriously slashed their prices.
With the cost of items starting from 69p, bargain-hunting families will be able to fill their trolleys with some seriously good savings.
Hitting stores nationwide this is a game-changing event launch for B&M, which will help to cater with everything from nappies and wipes, to feeding and bathing products.
Parents and parents-to-be will be rushing to B&M to bag the latest deals, before they sell out.
In the event are a variety of known brands, including the leading Pampers nappy range.
Customers will be able to shop the entire Baby Event range together in their local B&M store.
The range is available to shop online but the store doesn’t offer a delivery service so customers will have to buy in store.
A B&M spokesperson said of the event: “We are absolutely thrilled to launch our first-ever Baby Event in stores nationwide!
“This exciting event is all about helping parents get their hands on must-have baby essentials at incredible prices.
“We have partnered with top brands to bring you trusted products at unbeatable value, making it easier than ever for families to stock up.
“At the heart of this event is our commitment to offering big brands with big savings—because we believe every parent should have access to quality branded baby essentials at the best possible price.
“Don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity to save on everything from nappies and wipes to feeding and bath-time must-haves.
“Visit your nearest store and grab these fantastic deals before they’re gone!”
B&M expect the range to fly off the shelves so advise shoppers to head down to their local B&M and stock up on all their baby necessities for less.
These are some of the best priced items but there are tonnes of products to in the offer.
Pampers Premium Protection Nappies (29 pack) – £4.50
B&M are selling Pampers nappies 15p a nappy, meaning they’re selling a pack of 29, size 3 nappies for £4.50.
If you pick your Pampers nappies up in Boots, you’d expect to pay around £5 for 29 size 3 nappies.
And if you shop in Tesco, a 40 pack of the same will set you back £8 – that’s 5p more per nappy.
They are available in a comprehensive range of sizes, from newborn to toddlers.
Alongside Pampers, customers can expect to find a wide selection of other trusted brands, Dreambaby being one of them.
Dreambaby On The Move Carrier – £14.99
For ease many people choose to use baby carriers and B&M are selling the Dreambaby On the Move carrier for for £14.99.
Available in navy, the carrier offers three different facing positions.
When shopping around the average lower end price tag for baby carriers is around £20 with some going right up to the £150 mark.
Tommee Tippee Fun Brights Pacifiers (2pk) – £1.99
B&M’s Tommee Tippee Fun Brights Pacifiers, sold as a two pack, are a steal at £1.99.
Baby dummies are pretty pricey, especially when they’re lost out and about, so parents are constantly replacing them.
Usually priced at around £5.99 and upwards for a pack of two, these are coming in at £1 a piece.
Griptight Suction Base Bowl 12+ Month – £1.99
Available in two different colour ways, pink and purple or purple and green, these suction bowls are priced at £1.99 each.
Used to keep the bowl firmly in place on the high chair tray, they’re the perfect vessel for independent feeding.
Also, in this range, they have plates available but in three different colours including blue.
Johnson’s 3-in-1 Baby Shampoo – £2.69
Added to the baby event is a selection of Johnson’s baby bathing products such as baby lotion, bubble bath and shampoo, for as little as £1.69.
The brands 3-in-1 baby shampoo is priced at £2.69.
As well as a wide range of food and snacks from the likes of Heinz and Organix – with Melty Carrot Puffs at 69p.
While these are good prices it’s important to compare prices on trolley.co.uk or Google shopping to ensure you are getting a good deal.
While this is B&M’s first baby event, they aren’t the only store to offer them.
Aldi, Tesco, Morrisons and Asda all offer great deals to help parents with the everyday costs of having babies and toddlers.
How to save money at B&M
Shoppers have saved hundreds of pounds a year by using B&M’s scanner app.
The scanner lets you see if an item’s price is cheaper than advertised on the shop floor label.
Products that are typically discounted are seasonal items and old stock that B&M is trying to shift.
The app is free to download off the B&M Stores mobile app via Google Play or the Apple App Store.
According to one ex-B&M manager, you’ll want to visit your local branch at 10am on a Wednesday too.
Here’s how you can join the B&M bargain hunt:
- Download the B&M app for free on any smartphone with an App Store or Google Play.
- Once you’ve installed it on your device, click on the option labelled “more” on the bottom, right-hand side of the app home page.
- You’ll then find an option that says “barcode scanner”. Click on this and you’ll open a camera screen.
- Use the camera to hover over the barcode of the product you wish to check.
- If the price comes up as lower, take it to the cash desk and it will automatically scan at the lower price.
- You don’t need to sign up to the B&M app to use the barcode scanner.
More shopping news
Meanwhile, Co-op have recently announced they were going to price match with Aldi.
Price matching is a popular tool used by retailers in a bid to try and stop customers from shopping at cheaper supermarkets.
Only available to customers who have the store’s membership, which costs £1.
From Wednesday, March 26, customers with a Co-op membership will be able to shop the price difference.
That includes a price of a pint of milk which will drop from 95p to 85p for members.
And Morrisons has made a huge change to its loyalty scheme rules which parents are going to find beneficial.
The supermarket has said parents can now use their £5 money off vouchers to buy first baby formula.
This comes after the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) made recommendations to the government to allow shoppers to use loyalty points and vouchers to buy infant formula.
They had revealed that formula prices had risen by 25% over the past two years.
Giving parents a helping hand in the cost of looking after small baby.
The change means Morrisons More Card holders can use their vouchers on the milk alternative for newborns.
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