When you have younger children, and you’re in debt, it’s always hard to buy those necessities such as diapers, formula, clothes, etc. Yes, diapers are obviously mandatory, and it’s hard to get them at a fair value, but I wanted to give you some tips and tricks on how you can save on diapers year around.
Cloth vs. Disposable: A cloth diaper may seem like a pain, but experts say that if you get into the habit of washing them daily, and avoid buying the disposable ones, you can save a ton of money.
Price compare: Never be afraid of the no-name brands when you’re shopping for diapers. If you prefer to buy the no-name brand, you can save up to $200-300 a year alone.
Consider buying online: Whenever you want to purchase anything online, I always recommend that you check out online retailers before you go into the store. You’ll find that retailers like Amazon and others are generally 30% cheaper than those in the store.
Buy in bulk: Since you’ll need diapers for a long time, you may want to just buy them in bulk, since you’ll need them down the road regardless. Places like Costco, and Sam’s Club have great deals on diapers.
Find coupons: Yes, there are coupons for just about anything, and the same goes with diapers. If you have access to coupon books, look for diaper coupons before you go out and purchase them. Websites like CouponMom.com are great when you’re looking to find particular coupons.
Diapers are on sale all the time: Experts have noted that diapers are always on sale, it just depends on the brand name. If you’re a fan of a particular brand, you’ll find that you can always get a good deal on diapers.
Yes, diapers can get expensive, but if you follow a few of these tips, you should find that you’ll be able to save money rather easily. Try some of these tips, and see if you can save today!
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June 22nd, 2009 at 4:35 pm
I absolutely agree. As we are going through difficult economic times, it makes perfect sense to try and save money at anytime possible. I myself did not care for cloth diapers, but I did use the store brand for my children and it was really just as good as the brand names that I had tried.