
‘Gotta get myself to Tesco!!' parents say as supermarket slash the price on cribs, high chairs & other baby essentials
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BEING a first-time parent can get expensive quickly.
From buying pushchairs, car seats and highchairs, your money is gone in a blink of an eye when you become mum or dad.
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Parents are racing to Tesco for their baby sale
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Products are slashed to over half price with a clubcard
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Fortunately, Tesco currently has lots of baby essentials that are slashed in price that parents will want to grab.
One mum, Emma Black, took to social media to notify others of the deal.
She wrote: "Some great deals on baby items in Tesco with a Clubcard!"
The first product she found was the Joie bedside crib which usually retails for £160 but is currently just £64 with the loyalty card.
The bedside crib is one of the most highly rated ones for parents.
It allows you to sleep side-by-side with your baby while still giving you both your own space to comfortably move around in.
Suitable for newborns up to 9kg, it features a single-hand glide and sliding side panel so you can soothe your baby without leaving your bed.
The one-touch glide lock lets you secure Roomie Glide in place once your little one is fast asleep and you're done rocking.
It also comes with mesh windows on each side as well as four lockable wheels to move the crib around easily.
Also on offer is the Graco highchair, which is just £60 with a Clubcard instead of £150.
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The Graco DuoDiner DLX 6 in 1 also converts to a dining booster seat, youth stool, and table.
The high chair will see you through the toddler years for multiple occasions.
"So many other baby items on offer with Clubcard too," Emma alerted parents.
The post was shared on the Facebook group, Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK, which boasts over 2.6 million members.
Insider tip from a Tesco employee
A Tesco employee has revealed a surprising secret about the self-scan trolleys.
According to the worker, random checks on customers using these trolleys are not entirely random.
The checks are actually triggered by a specific customer habit.
If you frequently pick up and put down items without scanning them, you're more likely to be selected for a check.
This is due to the system detecting suspicious behaviour, which could indicate potential theft.
So, to avoid delays, it's best to scan items immediately after placing them in your trolley.
Parents were quick to thank Emma for sharing the deals.
One person wrote: "Wow. Will see if I can order now. Or go after work."
Another commented: "That's really good!"
"That's cheap with Clubcard," penned a third.
Meanwhile a fourth said: "We need one of these and they're cheaper now."
Someone else added: "I want one I'll have to have a look for one in Tesco."
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