[Submitted Question]

Cloth diapers may be cheaper, but I just can not stand the thought of having to wash all those stinky, poopy diapers. Cost is an issue though. Any advice on how to save money when using disposable diapers?

[WombToBloom]

There are several ways you can approach saving on disposable diapers. First, try out the various store brands – especially at the wholesale clubs like Costco and Sam’s. If you like them, they tend to be cheaper than Huggies and Pampers. Second, make sure that you use a “per diaper” price when comparing between stores. For whatever reason, it seems that each store has different sized packages. So, while the price for the “big package” at Target may seem better, it may have 5 to 10 few diapers in it than the “big package” at Sam’s – or vice versa.

It can be a pain – but coupons really help. Especially if you get double value for your coupon. There are websites now that will deliver diapers to your door. If you use promotional codes and coupons, those can be a good deal too – even with shipping.

One last tip from me and then I’ll let some others chime in: keep an eye on Walgreen’s and CVS (and especially their frequent shopper programs). While these places may not traditionally offer thrifty buys, they often offer good coupons and “rewards points” which will get you money off of future purchases too.

[tariq456]

You can save money By using a low brand or low quality Diapers for your child.. Low quality Diapers will relatively cheaper than Branded Diapers. Or you can go to Wholesale Market.. I hope they will give you some discount..

[jinni]

I think you can use plastic nappies for this purpose. You can save the money to use this.

[ABSea]

Check out Amazon as well - I believe you can buy bulk there and use coupons.