MORRISONS has launched a bargain baby event for little ones which starts from just £5.
Parents could be in luck as the supermarket giant has unleashed a series of discounts alongside a re-launch which used to be a favourite among families.
From today, Morrisons will see its Baby Club reinstated meaning parents have the option to gain advice, discounts and even a free monthly newsletter throughout their parenting journey.
It has been revealed that this can be claimed online and in-store nationwide meaning that everyone from first time parents to veterans can access the community.
The only stipulation is that children must be over 5-years-old.
Customers could even receive 1k loyalty card points when signing up but they will need to remember this key detail.
Anyone signing up for the Baby Club and hoping to get their hands on the extra points will need to sign up before September 8th.
Those that do so will not only gain the Any More Card points but they will also gain a free pack of nutmeg wipes and the offer of even more discounts.
Some families may already feel like they have enough on their plate and with the school holidays nearly over may not be in need of the Club.
They can still access the range of offers which will be available on shelves until September 15th.
A slashing of prices has seen a variety of discounts on offer from “spills and splatters from summer fun” to “scrubbing up the house for at-home entertainment”.
Those heading to their nearest branch to see the reductions left on shelves should keep an eye out for the 36% off Ariel, Fairy and Bold Pods.
This means the products are just £9 from their original £14.
Whilst there are also savings to be found on Surf Power which can now be bought for just £7.
Savvy-shoppers should also keep their eyes peeled for the two for £5 cleaning essentials deal that includes Method Kitchen and Bathroom Cleaners, Febreze Fresh and Dettol Kitchen and Bathroom Cleaners.
Many parents have dashed to social media to share pictures of the sale spotted in stores.
One Facebook post which pictures packs of Pampers for £4.50 and Huggies pure for £6 to a bargaining group has already gained 142 comments.
One user said: “I love huggies ahhh will have to go xx”
Another commented: “Get stocked up lol.”
Someone else replied: “We going in morrisons xx”
A fourth put: “Thank you, I have just stocked up.”
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