Baby Events in 2025 at Morrisons, Tesco and more
As the new year begins, several UK retailers are preparing to launch their Baby Events, offering significant discounts on a range of baby and toddler essentials. These sales provide an excellent opportunity for parents and caregivers to stock up on necessities such as nappies, wipes, clothing, and nursery equipment. Here are the anticipated dates for
When is the next Aldi Baby and Toddler event in 2025?
Parents across the UK eagerly await Aldi’s Baby and Toddler Event—a chance to stock up on essentials at incredible prices. Known for offering top-quality products at budget-friendly prices, Aldi’s event features everything from baby clothes and feeding gear to larger items like prams, car seats, and nursery furniture. So, when is the next Aldi Baby
Aldi Wooden Toy Event: Everything You Need To Know
Parents, mark your calendars! Aldi’s highly anticipated Wooden Toy Event returns on Thursday, 10th October, offering a stunning selection of beautifully crafted toys that are perfect for little ones. These traditional wooden toys not only provide endless hours of fun but also encourage imaginative play and creativity. As always, Aldi offers these premium toys at
Bluey Chair set to return to Aldi stores
Calling all Bluey fans! Supermarket Aldi has announced the date its widely popular Bluey Plush Chair (£19.99) is set to return to stores. Take a seat on this Bluey Plush Chair. This comfortable and fun chair will be the perfect addition to your little one’s room. Add a piece of furniture that they’ll absolutely love.
Aldi’s Baby & Toddler Event
Shoppers can buy a new-born essential ‘starter pack’ for under £150 New year, new baby? Aldi’s popular Baby & Toddler Event is returning with all the essentials for new-parents and parents-to-be costing less than £150. Available to pre-order online from 8th January and in-stores from 12th January, the event offers big savings for expecting parents
Aldi Toilet Wipes Fine to Flush
Aldi has been awarded Water UK’s Fine to Flush standard for its range of moist toilet tissues and toddler toilet wipes. Launched in a bid to tackle the rise of blockages and ‘fatbergs’ – large masses of fat and oils that form around non-biodegradable solid matter flushed down the toilet – the standard is given