Aldi’s baby and toddler event is back with huge bargains for parents
Aldi has launched its much-loved baby and toddler sale event in stores and online.
With savings of up to 40% off must-have items, including clothes and furniture, parents and parents-to-be can pick up plenty of incredible bargains for their little ones.
The highly-anticipated sale includes products from nursery brand ClevaMama, such as the popular Baby Snuggle Nest on sale for just £29.99.
Prices start from as little as £1.99 and you can shop the full event at aldi.co.uk. Whether you're expecting a new bundle of joy, or already have a little one to look after, this is the perfect time to save on baby must-haves and essentials.
Highlights include 25% off Mamia nursery wardrobes and 20% off baby changing tables.
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As well as these offers, Aldi is offering discounts on a range of baby-safe equipment like plates, bowls, spoons and forks. The supermarket's range of baby wipes, nappies and toiletries are on sale, too.
Parents can also take advantage of savings on clothing bundles, including the Lily & Dan Swan Gift Set (now £4.99) and the Strawberry Baby Accessory Gift Set (now £2.99).
The budget retailer is even selling a number of story books to help parents keep their little ones entertained.
Other fun items featured in the sale include the Nuby Turquoise & Mint Ball Pit, which is down to £39.99 from £49.99.
With many items already sold out, it's best to get a move on if you don't want to miss out on the remaining offers.
Aldi baby and toddler categories
- Clothes
- Feeding
- Furniture
- Toys
- Travel
- Toiletries
- Blankets and towels
- Dummies
Aldi's Baby and Toddler event is available to shop online and in stores nationwide.
To find out your nearest Aldi branch, you can enter your postcode into the retailer's store finder on its website. Opening and closing times vary - so it's best to check these before venturing out.
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