Pampers Club – earn points for poo!
Continue ReadingTurn nappies into rewards and savings with Pampers In 10 days time Curly will be celebrating his 15th birthday, Little Bean turned 8 in the Summer, Beanie Boy has just turned 6 and Jelly Bean will be turning 4 in January. Add together the years that they were each wearing nappies (in Jelly Bean’s case we […]
Celebrate your little one’s Champion Moves with Pampers and Jessica Ennis-Hill
Continue ReadingAs a family our baby days are almost behind us, this Summer I am hoping to start the potty training journey with Jelly Bean and this actually fills me with a tinge of sadness. Looking back through old videos and photographs of my ‘babies’ I can’t help but smile and shed a little tear at […]
Project 366 – Week 17 2016
Continue ReadingOh dear, it looks like I’m playing catch up again!! I started off so well with my Project 366 but these last few weeks seem to have passed by in a bit of a blur. Soooooo, carrying on from where we left off at Week 17 our Sunday afternoon was a #FamilyFilmNight with a few […]
Make savings with Pampers Wonder Week
Continue ReadingThere’s no two ways about it, babies are expensive so it pays to find the best deals wherever you can. Pampers have been a household family favourite for years and they like to give back to their loyal following with great offers from time to time. Last year Pampers’ Wonder Week was so successful they […]
The first time . . . anyone reads this post, Pampers will donate the cost of 3 vaccines to UNICEF!!
Continue ReadingI’m a bit of a sentimental old fool really, I keep everything which holds a special meaning to me and I have a memory like an elephant because I never forget a thing (we’re talking memories here – I’m rubbish at remembering special dates!!). I still remember the first time . . . I went […]
Modern parents shun technology for traditional play with their babies
Continue ReadingNew research, conducted by NCT (the UK’s largest parent charity) and supported by Pampers, has found that up to a third of mothers and fathers (32% and 27% respectively) said they never engaged in technology-based play,
