Sarah May Lewis
An average newborn soils ten diapers a day. Did you know that?!
As a parent, you will have spent over $2,100 by their third birthday, on approximately 8,580 diapers. Isn't that nuts!
That’s a massive expense for a family, so we decided to put together this useful resource:
It may surprise (and excite) you to know that there are lots of companies that are willing to send you free diapers. All you have to do is try out their brand. You'll get enough samples to last you a few days, but it’s not a long-term savings strategy.
Honest Company:
This company will send you some premium diapers and baby wipes, although you're on the hook for shipping.
Everyday Happy:
You can receive a free premium diaper trial box, and a bamboo wipes pack.
Little Huggies:
Register with them for free sample packs of diapers and wipes.
Just Freebies
One of the most popular free stuff sites, that have a free baby section which contains lots of diaper samples.
Grove Collaborative:
If you pay for shipping, they will send over a few trial diapers and wipes.
Simply Right:
It often changes, but they send about five diapers.
If you join the Pampers Gifts to Grow program, they will send you some free diapers as a Pampers loyalty reward.
Look for the codes inside Pampers boxes and enter it into the website. Save up enough points and redeem them for toys, diapers, and baby food.
If your family is having a bit of a hard time, it's worth it to check out the National Diaper Bank Network. This non-profit network assists low-income families with local chapters all over the country.
This is an excellent alternative to those in need of assistance since, as you may know, the WIC and food stamps program do not provide diapers.
One of the cheapest places to get diapers, hands down, is Amazon. Here’s some advice on how to get yourself a free Amazon gift card... go straight to InboxDollars.
InboxDollars gives Amazon gift cards for answering questions related to your shopping habits. Look, it’s not a huge ton of money, yet a lot of people end up earning about $10 a month this way.
Washable cloth diapers are a fabulous way to save money. We did the math, and a family with three children could save over $2,500 by switching to cloth diapers!
Believe it or not, Diapers.com will pay you... IF you're able to convince fellow moms to start buying their diapers online.
They have an impressive referral program. You can earn a $5 diaper credit for every mom you refer to their site.
No doubt, diapers are a huge business. Companies realized a long time ago that once you’ve started with their brand, most likely, you'll continue using them into potty-training. Take advantage, register with the big brands for their free diapers and coupons.
A mom of 3, I am very frugal and always love to save the pennies. I often write about my money saving ways.
