Cheapest Diapers?

[coastalhh]

We use Huggies. Just the best for her and we have tried them all.

We were buying at Sam's but Switched to Target after Sam's had a recall on the wipes we always bought.
Target gives a 10$ gift card with the purchase of two boxes.

Anyone use Diapers.com? Is it significantly cheaper and good service?

Where do you buy yours?

 

[Mickeyluver37]

I have bought them with the 5% Red Card at Target in the past, but Amazon seems cheaper and more convenient.

My last order:

$36.78 for 186 count Size 2 Pampers Swaddlers (Targets Giant box is only 132 diapers)
$10.17 for Huggies Simply Clean Bay Wipes Refill, 648 Count

The prices fluctuate a bit with Subscribe and Save, but they always send an e-mail before they ship, and I can decline the items if I don't like the price.

 

[NJlauren]

I use and love Diapers.com I have a delivery every 3 weeks of diapers wipes and anything else I need that is less expensive then at the store.

Customer service has also been very good for me.

Highly recommend!

My issue with Amazon is they don't carry all my brands in the subscription service.

 

[coastalhh]

Thanks. I never even thought to look at amazon for some reason and we get a lot of amazon stuff.

 

[nalajms]

CVS this week - spend $30 get $10 Extra care bucks. Buy 4 jumbo at $8.49 each, use four $2.00 huggies coupons (printed online), one CVS $1.00 Huggies coupon (online), one CVS email coupon for $2.00 off $10 huggies purchase. Comes out to about 15cents per diaper for my size 5's.

If you can join Amazon mom, it's cheaper still. And sometimes they have coupons for diapers or wipes, it'll show up on the diaper page but you have to click to activate the coupon.

Costco has a sale 2x a year, something like $8 off a box of huggies.

Target - sign up for mobile coupons. They sometimes have a dollar or 2 off.

Wipes - I buy them at the grocery store. It's usually comes out to $1 per pack with a coupon. We only use the Huggies One and Done, especially now they have Frozen on it!

 

[DreamIsaWish]

My kids are done with diapers, but a few years ago I stockpiled as much as possible through the drugstores. I could get diapers down to $4 a pack pretty regularly. But in the interim I had diapers stashed everywhere to carry through from one good sale to the next. And it looks like the prior poster got it down to $3.24 a pack -- excellent!

 

[star72232]

Long term? Cloth.

I swear by Kawaii cloth diapers. Cheap and easy. My disposable costs were different, since I'm in Canada, and there aren't nearly as many couponing options.

 

[kreckl]

Since this is the budget board-cloth diapers! You could save so much money!

 

[aprilchem]

I'd agree that the cheapest diapering option is cloth. I used Fuzzibunz - it was a $200 initial investment but got me through all 3 of my kids. I sold them after child #3 was trained but will buy them again if we end up with #4.

 

[malibuconlee]

For disposables I started with Sams Club but ended up with Amazon. Join the Amazon Mom club and I did Subscribe and Save on the Pampers we used. It was nice having them show up at the house! We did end up with a bunch in the wrong size a couple of times when my little one went up a size, but I just gave them to a friend who could use them or donated to the church nursery.