1. Sign up for sale email notifications. Here are a few links to get you started:
http://www.kidsconfidential.com.au/
http://www.mumsgrapevine.com.au/
http://www.kidstylefile.com.au/
2. Find out if your local baby shop has a discount or loyaly program. For example Baby Bunting gives 5% discount if you join their loyalty program. Baby Village in Bondi Junction gives you a $30 discount after you've spent $300.
3. Ebay is your friend! Ebay can offer you many alternatives.
- Many ebay stores sell baby stuff for cheaper than retail. I bought my Phillips Avent Baby Monitor brand new for a fraction of the RRP;
- People sell unwanted gifts on ebay. I found my Baby Bjorn really cheap. It was a brand new unwanted gift still in the box;
- I'm generally not a lover of used goods especially when it comes to baby things. However there are some exceptions. I bought our baby bath and stand on ebay for $25 instead of over $100. BARGAIN!!
Layla looking adorable in some of the clothes I bought online from GAP in the USA |
5. Find baby good sellers on Facebook and either join or like their pages. This will mean you'll be notified of pop up sales and great opportunities. Purebaby has a Friday Facebook sale each week with great bargains.
Happy shopping !
Hi, Just as an aside - I LOVE to shop for bargains as well and when my son was a baby, I worked out the cheapest place to get nappies/ wipes, etc.: http://www.thebulkwarehouse.com.au. Even when you factor in delivery costs - their Huggies bulk boxes are much cheaper per nappy (and its easier to have them delivered to your doorstep than trying to lug them along with a stroller and child through the shops).
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Kylie