How to get the best free baby and pregnancy stuff and samples


by Louella Berryman |
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You'd be surprised what free baby stuff is available to new mums. There are a wide range of companies willing to give out freebies, in exchange for your personal data. After a quick search online you'll find goodie-bags for pregnancy, newborn babies and toddlers as well as free nappies, dummies, follow-on milk and even baby food.

The things you should know before signing up for freebies

If you've decided you want to give brands your data - this being your email address and phone number - in exchange for free baby stuff, you should be prepared for quite a few marketing emails and texts. It might be worth setting up a separate email address specifically for freebies to avoid spam. It's also really important to read the small print and check if part of the deal is passing on your data to third parties.

The best pregnancy, baby and toddler free samples and goodie-bags

From NHS baby boxes to Bounty - here are the best free baby stuff out there and how easy it is to get hold of.

What you get in a Bounty Pack

Bounty does two different goodie bags: a Mum-To-Be Pack and a Newborn Pack. Each pack contains different things depending on which supermarket you get your pack from, and you can choose from either Asda, Tesco or Boots. We've listed the things you can expect to find in your pack.

The Mum-To-Be Pack contains:

The Newborn Pack contains:

How to get hold of a Bounty Pack

You'll need to download the Bounty Pregnancy and Baby App to claim your free pack, and they're available to claim from 13 weeks pregnant. For the Newborn Pack, you just need to ask your healthcare professional for one when you're in the hospital before taking your baby home.

What data do you have to give Bounty Pack?

After downloading the app, the following data may be collected from you:

What you get in the Ella's Kitchen Friend freebies pack

There are loads of freebies available, and not just for newborn babies or mums-to-be. There are also goodie bags for toddlers and older babies too. Ella's Kitchen friend freebie pack is one of these and is designed for babies starting their weaning journey. Here's an idea of what you'll get:

How to get hold of Ella's kitchen friend freebies pack

Sign up by filling in a 3-part form on Ella’s Kitchen ‘Become A Friend’ Website. The pack will then be sent out to you in the post.

What data do you have to give Ella's Kitchen?

You’re required to give:

You can add as many children as you like in the last section.

You’ll also need to:

What you get in a Cow & Gate Baby Club Welcome Pack

Cow & Gate's Baby Club is great for mums looking for advice on feeding and a community of new mums to connect with. You can read other mum's stories and experiences with their new babies and keep track of your pregnancy symptoms using the free diary.

How to get hold of a Cow & Gate Baby Club Welcome Pack

You need to register on the Cow & Gate website to join their baby club to get the pack. You'll also receive weekly emails when you sign up.

What data do you give Cow & Gate?

You'll also be asked whether this is your first baby or not.

What you get in the St John Ambulance Essential Baby First Aid Guide

This one doesn't include free products, but you'll get a really useful first aid guide sent to you in the post. It shows essential first aid both in diagrams and written instructions.

The guide shows you what to do if:

You are also shown how to:

How to get hold of the St John Ambulance Essential Baby First Aid Guide

If you live in the UK, you can sign up on the St John Ambulance website and you'll have to fill out a short form.

What data do you have to give St John Ambulance?

You then have to say where you heard about the guide. You also have the option to opt-in to marketing via telephone, email or post.

What do you get in the SMA Baby Club Welcome Pack?

How to get hold of the SMA Baby Club Welcome Pack

Sign up on the SMA website to have the welcome pack posted to your address.

What data do you have to give SMA?

What do you get in the DryNites® Pyjama Pants free sample?

How to get hold of the DryNites® Pyjama Pants

Simply sign up here on the Huggies website to claim your free sample. You just need to enter your details and agree to opting in or out of receiving extra promotions from Huggies.

What data do you have to give DryNites®?

What do you get in the Your Baby Club box?

baby box

Boxes vary but each box contains items valued at over £30 with products from the likes of MAM, Danone, Nimble, Child’s Farm, WaterWipes and NUK.

How to get hold of a Your Baby Club box

To claim their free box, all new and expectant parents/mums have to do is sign up to Your Baby Club to get a unique promotional code, create a Baby Wishlist on Amazon (if you don't already have one) and then purchase at least £20 worth of eligible products.

What data do you have to give Your Baby Club?

• Name

• Email

• Address

• Mobile number

• Your DOB

• Baby's sex, due date/DOB

Which freebie sites are the best for free baby stuff?

There are lots of sites giving away freebies or big discounts and deals, but which are the best for free baby things?

Another great way to get stocked up with free products that could last into the first few months of having your new baby is going to baby shows. You can get a huge range of freebies, from Sudocrem to Pregnacare vitamins.

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