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2022 baby discount events at Aldi, Asda, Lidl, Argos Boots and more...

Many of the UK's top supermarkets and high street retailers run regular discount events for own-brand and major name baby and toddler products, often a few times per year. Some offer big bargains on items such as buggies, car seats or highchairs, while others have discounts on daily goods such as nappies and wet wipes.

We keep this list up to date featuring the latest baby and toddler discount events and highlighting some of the best deals available from each event, on big brands like Silver Cross, Tommee Tippee, Chicco, Nuby, Hauck, Joie and more...

If you're aware of any new ones, we'd love to hear about it. Please email us at [email protected]

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The next UK Baby & Toddler events in 2022 are:

Aldi Mamia's Baby Event - from 17th July

When it is: Aldi's Mamia Baby even is back this July, with prices starting at just 99p. Items are available to pre-order from 17th July and available to buy in store from the 21st July.

What it offers: Find big savings on everyday essentials or products to get you ready for your upcoming family holiday. Aldi's July Baby Event has everything from, strollers to travel cots and more.

Deals include:

  • Braun Digital Stick Thermometer – £12.99
  • Ickle Bubba Black Moon Pushchair– £149.99
  • Mamia Spring Fibre Cot Mattress – £24.99
  • Mamia Grey & White Cot Bed – £99.99
  • Tommee Tippee GroEgg – £15.99

Where to find it: Find the deals on Aldi's Special Buys section here and in Aldi stores

Boots Baby & Toddler Event – deals available now

When it is: Boots' Baby Event is taking place online now with money off toiletries, nappies, wipes, food and more – also look out for multi-buy offers:

What it offers:

Deals include:

  • Save 15% when you spend £30
  • Medela Freestyle Flex 2-Phase Double Electric Breast Pump | £349. 99 £262.50 (save £87.49)
  • Tommee Tippee Penguin 2-in-1 Portable Night Light | £34.99 £26.25 (save £8.74)

Where to find it: Check out Boots' Baby Event, as well as Boots' baby offers page

Tesco Baby & Toddler Event – deals available now

When it is: Tesco's baby sale event is taking place now online and in-store.

What it offers: The Baby & Toddler Events at Tesco has discounts across baby essentials including nappies, bottles, baby foods and bathing and more when you use your Tesco Clubcard. Expect to find big brands like Tommee Tippee, Child's Farm, Pampers and Tesco's own baby brand, Fred & Flo.

Clubcard deals include:

  • Tommee Tippee Super-Steam Advanced Electric Steriliser White | £70 £35 (save £35)
  • Tommee Tippee Electric Breast Pump | £135 £80 (save £55)
  • Pampers Baby Dry Nappies | £8 £5 (save £3)
  • Kiddylicious Mixed Pepper Veggie Buttons 5X8g | £2. 50 £1.50 (save £1)
  • Childs Farm Unfragranced Nappy Cream | £4 £3 (save £1)
  • Fred & Flo Easy Clean Toilet Seat | £6 £5.40 (save £60p)

Where to find it: Tesco Baby & Toddler Event

ASDA Baby & Toddler Event / Offers – deals available now

When it is: Asda has amazing deals on baby products, clothing and toys, right now..

What it offers: Money off everyday essentials like feeding and toiletries, as well as clothing, nursery decorations and toys!

Deals include:

  • Tommee Tippee Closer to Nature Perfect Prep Machine – was £90, now £70 (save £20)
  • Tommee Tippee Closer to Nature Complete Feeding Set with Electric Steam Steriliser – was £80, now £70 (save £10)
  • Pampers Baby-Dry Nappies Jumbo+ Pack – was £12 each, now £19 for 2 (save £5)
  • Huggies Pull-Ups Big Kid Training Pants– was £12 each, now £15 for 2 (save £7)
  • Billie Faiers Pink Striped Dress Bloomer and Headband – was £12, now £6 (save £6)
  • Sylvanian Families Bluebell Cottage Gift Set – was £70, now £40 (save £30)

Where to find it: The ASDA Baby event page

Argos Baby & Toddler Event / Clearance sale

When it is: Argos has lots of great offers running such as 1/3 off brands such as Fisher-Price and Tommee Tippee and up to 25% off Little Tikes, VTech and Medela breast pumps.

What it offers: You can pick up big name nursery items including pushchairs, car seats, feeding, sleeping equipment and more for less.

Deals on big name brands like Joie and Mamas & Papas, as well as Argos' brand Cuggl:

  • Vtech Kick and Score Play Gym | £55 £41.25 (save £13.75)
  • Tommee Tippee Dreamee Digital Video Monitor | £176 £160 (save £16)
  • VTech First Steps Baby Walker | was £40, now £30 (Save £10)
  • Tommee Tippee Groclock Sleep Trainer | was £35, now £25 (Save £10) (up to 1/3 off selected Tommee Tippee)
  • Bugaboo Fox 2 | was £995, now £795 (Save £200)

Where to find it: Check out Argos' Baby and Nursery offers

Amazon Baby Wishlist

Amazon's baby deals generally appear in the Deals & offers in Baby section of the site. Prime day is coming, get great deals across all products on the 12th-13th July, sign up now.

They also have a Baby Wishlist which offers a free gift when you spend a certain amount of money and lets you create a sharable list of baby items you'd like from friends and relatives. Read more about the Amazon Baby Wishlist on MadeForMums. To get products next day and receive great discounts on Prime day sign up to your free Prime trial now. Subscribe and save is also a great way to get essentials for less such as nappies and wipes delivered straight to your door each month (or however regularly you like) without having to keep ordering it. Take a look at what's on offer on subscribe and save here.

  • WaterWipes Original Biodegradable | £29.27 OR £26.34 with Subscribe and Save
  • Mama Bear Sensitive Unscented Baby Wipes| £13.31 OR £12.64 with Subscribe and Save
  • Huggies Pure Baby Wipes | £12.20 OR £10.98 with Subscribe and Save
  • Lansinoh Disposable Nursing Pads | £4.80 OR £4.56 with Subscribe and Save
  • Johnsons Baby Powder | £1.69 OR £1.52 with Subscribe and Save
  • Childs Farm Kids Sun Cream | £9.50 OR £8.55 with Subscribe and Save

Lidl Baby & Toddler Event

When it is: The next Lidl event is 8th September, until stocks last so get there quick!

What it offers: Deals on big baby items such as pushchairs, as well as bottles, weaning equipment and clothing. Expect to find popular brands like Tommee Tippee and Graco, as well as Lidl's own Lupilu brand.

Deals included:

  • Baby Gate - £19.99
  • Tommee Tippee Quick-Cook Food Baby Maker – £59.99
  • Weaning Pots – £3.49

Where to find it: In Lidl stores – find your nearest store here

Mamas & Papas Baby & Toddler Offers

When it is: Mamas & Papas has an Easter Big Little Even running from the 11th April till the 8th May.

What it offers: You can save up to 20% off selected lines, including pushchair bundles, car seats, buggies, furniture bundles, clothing, feeding and weaning products and lots more.

Deals running:

  • Save up to £630 on selected pushchair bundles
  • Up to 30% off car seats
  • Up to 20% off buggies
  • Up to £500 off selected furniture bundles
  • 20% off selected clothing
  • Up to 50% off selected feeding & weaning
  • Up to 20% off selected bathing & changing
  • Up to 20% off selected swings, rockers & bouncers
  • Up to 40% off selected toys & gifts
  • 25% off selected mattresses & mattress bundles
  • Up to 20% off selected blankets
  • Up t £50 off selected baby monitors
  • Joie Every Stage FX Car Seat – was £260, now £199 (save £60. 01)
  • Atlas 3 Piece Range with Cot Bed, Dresser Changer & Wardrobe – was £867, now £649 (save £218)
  • Elvie Double Electric Breast Pump – was £499, now £449.10 (save £49.90)
  • Nanit Pro Baby Monitor & Floor Stand – was £379.99, now £303.99 (save £76)

Where to find it: See all the deals on the Mamas and Papas website

Ocado Baby & Toddler Event

When it is: Ocado currently has lots of deals across their baby products essentials including nappies wipes and baby food.

What it offers: Expect a range of deals and double-up opportunities in many different categories, including baby food, toddler snacks, baby wipes, nappies, healthcare, feeding accessories, kids books and even a few toys.

Deals include:

  • 3 for 2 on selected baby toiletries
  • Buy any 2 for £11 on selected Pampers nappies

Where to find it: Ocado baby sale

Sainsbury's Baby & Toddler Event


When it is: Sainsbury's has regular baby events throughout the year. We'll update you on the date on the next baby event when it's announced.

What it offers: Hundreds of discounts on essentials, nappies, wipes and baby food, including Pampers, Johnson's, Sudocrem, Huggies, Child's Farm, Ella's Kitchen, Piccolo and Organix as well as savings on Sainsbury's own brand Little Ones.

Where to find it: Sainsbury's baby events

Meanwhile, take a look at their Baby products Top Offers which includes discounts on snacks, vitamins, medicines and more.

Morrisons Baby & Toddler Event

When it is: Morrisons has regular baby events throughout the year. We'll update you on the date on the next baby event when it's announced.

What it offers: 100s of discounts on baby basics from nappies to bathtime essentials and feeding products.

Where to find it: Morrisons Baby & toddler offers

Meanwhile - check out offers in their Baby & Toddler section, which include deals on nappies, wipes, snacks, formula milk and more.

B&M Baby& Toddler Event

When it is: The next B&M Baby Event is coming soon. We'll let you know when the next one's coming.

What it offers: Money-saving deals on nappy brands like Pampers and baby food like Organix and Heinz. Plus, great prices on Silentnight baby sleep bags, and a host of other purse-friendly offers.

  • There are currently deals on lots of toys right here

Where to find it: B&M Baby Event Page

The Baby Show Live @ Home - Coming soon

When it is: The Baby Show happens 3 times a year. The next event is set to take place from Friday 22 February to Sunday 24 October 2021.

What it offers: A range of discounts and special offers on a variety of products for your baby from the UK’s biggest retailers including Tommee Tippee, John Lewis, Cybex, iCandy, Chicco, Joie, Ergo Baby and more. You can also watch product demonstrations and get specialist advice from parenting and health experts with one-to-one appointments

Where to find it: Take a look at our dedicated Baby Show ticket deals article.

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Asda to expand baby product offerings in stores and online

November 29, 2021

By featuring products from major UK baby brands, the retailer aims to become a ‘one-stop shop’ for parents.

Asda to expand product offerings from baby brands. Credit: © Asda.

British supermarket chain Asda has revealed plans to expand its baby product range at certain stores and online ahead of the Christmas period.

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The retailer will offer travel systems, furniture and gifts from some of the UK’s best-known baby brands.

Asda Stores in the Isle of Dogs, Watford and Havant will feature feeding equipment, toys, bouncers and gifting from Mamas & Papas.

Graco products such as travel items, baby equipment and car seats will be available in branded bays at stores in Slough, Eastlands and Colindale.

Customers at Asda’s stores in Wigan, Tamworth and Coventry can purchase Ickle Bubba items such as travel systems and furniture.

In addition, customers can shop for particular products or colours from Graco and Ickle Bubba on George.com if these are not available in-store. This can be done by scanning a QR code on the edge of the shelf.

Asda business development and partnership senior director Matt Harrison said: “We’re partnering with fantastic baby brands that perfectly complement our existing Little Angels and George ranges to help make Asda a ‘one-stop shop’ for parents.

“From this week, Asda customers will be able to view and buy exciting new baby products in stores and online, with the inclusion of QR codes offering more ways to shop as part of a truly multichannel proposition. ”

Last month, Asda rolled out its Express Delivery service to 96 more stores, offering access to its entire online product range.

The service allows customers within three miles of an Express Delivery store to order from a selection of more than 30,000 grocery products, before having their orders delivered within an hour.

Asda also extended a trial of its customer loyalty rewards scheme after a successful colleague pilot in September.

The Asda Rewards programme offers rewards to customers for purchasing the retailer’s own-label star products.

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  • What is the current inflation situation in the UK?
  • What impact is inflation having on UK retail sales?
  • What tactics are businesses relying on to tackle the effects of high inflation?
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  • Which industry sectors are most vulnerable to reduced consumer demand?
  • How is the government responding to high inflation?
  • How long will high inflation last in the UK?
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FAS RF proposed a set of measures to reduce prices for baby food » Union of Independent Networks of Russia

SMSR » Retail News » The Federal Antimonopoly Service of the Russian Federation has proposed a set of measures to reduce prices for baby food

Published: 3-04-2022, 15:55 Views: 458

The Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) proposes to reduce prices for baby food through price regulation and measures to support retail chains selling baby formula.

As Izvestia found out, the reason for the development of a set of measures was the data obtained during the audit of PJSC Detsky Mir.

In particular, the service considers it necessary to include formula milk in the list of goods, the prices of which are subject to regular monitoring by the state.

In addition, the Federal Antimonopoly Service considers it important to consider the possibility of supporting retail chains in order to increase the availability of baby food. For example, to reduce the time for paying suppliers for the cost of products, to zero customs duties on raw materials and packaging, and to simplify the procedure for their import from third countries.

Also, the antimonopoly agency believes that it is necessary to suspend the introduction of product labeling and include milk formulas in the list for continuous monitoring of pricing in the consumer market.

According to the service, it is advisable to provide for measures aimed at providing specialized therapeutic nutrition for children with disabilities.

Earlier it was reported that the authorities of a number of regions began inspections in connection with complaints about the increase in prices for children's goods. So, according to parents, the cost of diapers and milk formulas has grown especially noticeably.

The information was also confirmed by the Russian authorities. So, according to Rosstat, canned vegetables for baby food by March 4, compared to February 25, rose by 2.4%, said in a conversation with Izvestia, Associate Professor of the Department of Finance and Prices of the Russian University of Economics. G.V. Plekhanova Maria Dolgova. Compared to December 2021, the price increase was about 4%.

In addition, the State Duma proposed to introduce regulation of prices for food and children's goods. This was stated by State Duma deputy Alexander Khinshtein.

On March 23, public figures and State Duma deputies asked the Federal Antimonopoly Service and the Prosecutor General's Office to apply administrative and criminal liability measures against Procter & Gamble, Coca-Cola and PepsiCo for the fact that foreign business in Russia, against the backdrop of the departure of many companies, provokes overpricing, hype, and shortages of goods and acceleration of inflation. The public figure cites P&G as an example. She owns the brands of washing powders and detergents Ariel, Tide, Lenor, Fairy, Mr. Proper, Pampers, Always, Discreet, Gillette, Head & Shoulders, Pantene, Blend-a-med, Myth.

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How much food costs in UK supermarkets

Prices in England bite and regular visits even ordinary cafes and fast food restaurants can literally be expensive get by. If you are staying in an apartment, homestay or residence and have access to the kitchen, then you can save a lot on food. In the article you get acquainted with food prices in England and find out where to go for oil and bread, and where - for delicacies and organic goods. At the end is a lexicon which will help you navigate the store, as well as find discounts and profitable offer.

Where to buy groceries in England

In the central part of any British city there are small supermarkets. If you are going to England for a couple of weeks, their range will satisfy you. These shops stock basic products like milk, bread and eggs, convenience foods, and a small selection of fruits and vegetables. Tesco, Lidl, Asda, Aldi, Sainsbury's, Waitrose, Marks & Spencer, Morrison's, Cooperative are among the main UK supermarket chains.

In search of fresh vegetables and fruits, you can go both to the supermarket and to street vendors, whose stalls are usually located near the metro and in other busy places.

For a large-scale purchase of groceries for a week, the British, like our compatriots, go to the outskirts of the city to large shopping malls - retail parks. There you will find stores of the same chains as in the center, but already in the "extended version".

Another option to stock up on food, and at the same time enjoy the flavor of street trading, is to go to the market. All markets have their own schedule, so it’s better to find out the days and hours of work on the Internet or from locals in advance.

Despite the fact that corporations are pushing out private entrepreneurs, there are still independent shops in England, which are commonly called cornershop (literally: corner shop). They survive, as a rule, thanks to the round-the-clock mode of operation. You can always find high-demand goods in them, for example, milk, eggs, bread, drinks, tobacco. Prices in private shops are usually inflated, so the British go there only when necessary, for example, to buy a bottle of water, cigarettes or breakfast products.

The cheapest British supermarkets: Asda, Lidl, Aldi, Morrisons

Perhaps the cheapest supermarket is Asda. The stores of the chain are usually hypermarkets (in England the term superstore is used), and therefore are most often located on the outskirts of the city. Morrisons hypermarkets can also be found there. Their prices are also quite affordable.

In residential areas one can easily find one of the German Lidl or Aldi stores. Usually these are large supermarkets that have everything you need - from fresh products to household chemicals - at low prices. Both chains are focused on quickly serving a large flow of people, so don't even think about putting the "punched" goods into packages right away. Just put everything in the cart, pay and make room at the checkout for the next customer.

British supermarkets that are always nearby: Tesco, Sainsbury's, Co-op

Unlike Germany's Lidl and Aldi, Tesco, Sainsbury's and Co-op are UK-based, so their stores are found at every turn. On the periphery you can find large stores, and in the center there are mini-format supermarkets: Tesco Express and Sainsbury's Local. On the shelves you will find a daily assortment of fresh vegetables and fruits, ready-made salads and sandwiches, a large selection of semi-finished products, frozen foods and canned food, a basic set of cosmetics and household chemicals. Here you can find everything you need for cooking - oil, spices, sauces, etc.

Gourmet & Organic Stores: Waitrose, Marks & Spencer, Whole Foods

The Waitrose network closely monitors its reputation and quality of service, but also sets appropriate prices. On the shelves you can find a good range of fresh organic products: fruits, vegetables, cheeses, meat products, seafood. The shops also have a good selection of alcohol, including English wines. Despite the pricing policy, Waitrose deserves the attention of even a budget buyer: here you can buy products at promotions and discounts without the risk of getting a low-quality product.

Marks & Spencer, or simply M&S, offers everything from spices to baked goods under its own label. On the shelves you will not find soda or chips of famous brands, but you will find an excellent selection of ready-to-eat food: fruit and vegetable salads, sandwiches, snacks, desserts, pastries and convenience foods. The company pays great attention to branding and packaging, which makes M&S products look very appetizing. Brits literally flock here for lunch. However, not everyone is sure that the prices at M&S ​​are justified: many products in terms of their taste are no different from products of more affordable brands.

The American supermarket chain Whole Foods is aimed at wealthy British people who prefer organic products. Retail outlets are mainly located in prestigious areas of the capital. In stores you can find fresh dairy, meat, fish products, a huge number of healthy, dietary, vegetarian, vegan and hypoallergenic products.

Auxiliary vocabulary for buying groceries in England