Mum saves £125 on whopping baby haul of nappies and bottles from just 1p each as parents rush to nab a cut-price bargain
A WOMAN has revealed that she was able to save over £125 on a whopping baby haul full of brilliant essentials.
Mum-of-one Danielle Marie Gale took to Facebook to show off her shopping haul, leaving many open-mouthed.
Posting on a private group, Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group, which has 2.2million members, Danielle explained that her mum was able to pick her up some brilliant bargains from Lloyds Pharmacy.
She noted that she is currently pregnant with her second child and was extremely grateful when her mum nabbed her some baby essentials that were massively reduced.
Saving a total of £127.99, Danielle shared a picture of her baby bits as she said: “Thanks to everyone posting about the Lloyds £2 bargains!
“Luckily my fab mum got down to her local and managed to get me bits I’ve been needing to get for baby no 2 arrival and bits for my little girl as well!
“Saved me so much money, all this came to £42.03.
“Full price would have been £170.02.
“Everything was £2 apart from Oilatum junior cream was 1p!!”
Danielle’s mum was able to pick up some DryNites pyjama pants, Huggies swimming nappies and two Munchkin sippy cups.
She also nabbed some Tommee Tippee bottles, Tommee Tippee dummies and even a breast pump too.
Not only this, she also picked up a bottle cleaner and three bottles of Oilatum cream for children with eczema and other dry skin conditions.
Danielle’s post has clearly impressed many, as it has quickly racked up 291 likes and 98 comments.
Many bargain hunters were stunned at Danielle’s epic haul and were eager to express this in the comments.
One person said: “Wow that’s ace.”
Another added: “Well done to your mum.”
A third tagged her friend and commented: “Run to a Lloyd’s pharmacy.”
Meanwhile, one disappointed shopper noted: “Nothing in mine, tried 2 stores, not a sign of baby things.”
Danielle then explained “Same with my local, absolutely nothing! But was just my luck mum went to hers and there were some bits.”
Someone else asked: “Were they all labelled up at £2?” to which Danielle confirmed “Yeah they all had £2 labels on the shelf.”