BOOTS shoppers are only now realising they can make major savings with freebies which include Aveeno.
A fan of the high street chemist showed off her haul to a Facebook group saying they didn’t pay a penny.
The mum got the goods through the Boots Parenting Club.
Taking to the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group, the woman wrote: “Boots. With parents club it’s all FREE.
“Go to till and ask it. Find it in your app.”
She also posted pictures of the items which included breast pads, a baby’s bottle, folic acid and a 250ml bottle of Aveeno baby hair and body wash.
The breast pads are currently at the discounted price of £1.24 for a pack of 40 but usually sell for £1.65.
Shoppers would usually pay £18.00 for the MAM Easy Start Anti Colic Bottle and Soother bottle.
The folic acid tablets retail at £8.99.
While the Aveeno body wash sells for £6.50.
Normally, the cost of all the goods would have come to £35.14, without the discounts.
Another member of the group tagged in her pal and wrote: “You should fetch this.”
Someone else also tagged their friend and added: “Have you joined this one?”
While a third posted: “Might be worth signing up,” and also included their mate.
Boots Parenting Club is an exclusive members club for parents to enjoy plenty of perks and handy discounts across a number of baby essentials.
The Parenting Club sees you through your pregnancy, up to when your child turns five years old.
Boots launched the Parenting Club to help shoppers navigate the world of parenthood, whether you are a first time parent, or have have a growing brood.
The membership is completely free, all you have to do is sign up for a Boots Advantage Card, and if you are an existing member simply sign up to the club when you are expecting.
There are plenty of free gifts and offers available, as well as parenting advice, so this is one club you definitely want to be a part of.
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As the Parenting Club is exclusive to Boots Advantage Cardholders, members are eligible to collect points on baby-related purchases in store and online.
To join Boots Parenting Club, all you have to do is sign up to Boots Advantage Card, which is completely free.
You can sign up online, or in store.
Once you have signed up, or if you are an existing member, all you have to do is complete a few questions to update your membership and receive your free gifts, latest deals and so much more.
As part of the Boots Parenting Club members will be eligible for free gifts from time to time.
Free gifts will be up for grabs during different stages of your child’s development, and even when you sign up to the Parenting Club.
Claiming your free gift is simple. All you have to do is download the Boots app and activate your free gift.
However, you have to redeem your gift in store only.
Boots is not the only high street store to offer new parents reductions and freebies.
Marks & Spencer launched its baby club on August 15 this year.
It’s exclusive to members of M&S’ loyalty programme, Sparks.
Free to join, the M&S baby club – ‘the parent hood’ – offers members the opportunity to save up to £250 each year.
By joining M&S’ baby club and signing the ‘Parent Pledge’, members immediately receive 10 per cent off M&S’ entire range of quality baby grows for 12 months, plus tailored offers across Clothing & Home.
These include maternity and nursing bras and bedding as well as products from Bloom & Blossom and This Works in Beauty.
Whilst in the store’s Food Halls, members will receive offers across specialist products from Pampers to Piccolo organic baby food.
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