Baby Diaper Coupons
Huggies, Pampers, Luvs, Seventh Generation—Free Baby Deals
Never buy another package of disposable baby diapers without a coupon. Use the Sunday coupon circulars, coupons through the mail, or online coupons to keep up with your baby’s diapering needs. Like baby formula coupons, these discounts can save new parents plenty.
Log on to diaper company Web sites
All of the major diaper suppliers—Huggies, Pampers, Luvs, Seventh Generation—offer club memberships or online deals that may include coupons or the option of printing coupons from their Web sites.
Join Pampers.com and get coupons mailed to your home in addition to email newsletters, free samples and other promotional offers. Members can also participate in the “Gifts to Grow” program, which rewards customers with points for purchases of Pampers diapers, training pants and wipes. Cash in accumulated points for prizes that range from books to scooters. Check out the Wal-Mart samples Web site to get a free Pampers diaper sample and a free Goodnites Sleep Boxers sample.
The Huggies Baby Network also emails members a newsletter with pregnancy and baby tips and advice. Special offers, samples and coupons come in the mail.
The makers of Luvs brand of diapers are a bit more stingy than their competitors when it comes to offering coupons. According to the Luvs Web site, the company doesn’t want “moms to have to clip coupons in order to save, so we make sure Luvs moms are getting a low price on our diapers every day.” (Don’t dads buy diapers, too?) Luvs does not offer coupons on its Web site, but periodically provides them in Sunday circulars, in Luvs packages, by mail, and in retail stores. Register at Luvs.com to receive special offers and baby-related newsletters.
Eco-friendly Seventh Generation makes chlorine-free diapers and offers free coupon downloads from its Web site. To print coupons, customers first must download a Microsoft Windows Plug-in program, available at the site.
Tap your coworkers, friends and family
Ask your colleagues and family members to clip and save the diaper coupons from their Sunday newspaper circulars. Babies use about 2,000 to 3,000 diapers a year, so you can never have too many coupons. Most people are happy to spend a few seconds cutting out a coupon that would have otherwise ended up in the recycling bin.
Buy coupons on eBay
Enterprising clippers sell their coupons on the auction site, often combining deals to make the offer attractive for buyers. An eBay bidder can get five $2-off Huggies coupons (a $10 value) for about $2.50. If you bid on coupons on eBay, however, watch for the coupon expiration date. You may have only a couple of weeks to use these offers.
Tip: Combine your coupon with a store sale
Increase your savings by using your coupons when your local store advertises a sale on your favorite brand. Stock up, if you have the chance. Diapers have a long shelf life.
Don't forget to watch expiration dates and organize your diaper and grocery coupons in an organizer. Shop for diapers with your infant hands free with a stylish baby carrier.
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