Diapers By Bulk Information

Diapers By Bulk

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where can i buy diapers in bulk? Apart from places like Sams' Club and Costco, where can I get cheaper diapers (brands like Huggies and Pampers) ?

brittney l replied: "Wal Mart Babies R' US i hope this helped."

leprechaun3833 replied: "local distributers....try Tyco healthcare, or Medical Mart"

twosey replied: "https://www.diapers.com/ plus free shipping"

lovepets replied: "walmart"

itsdanabetch replied: "i dont know if BJ's is a local store but you can go there. you can get tons of name-brand stuff in bulk for really low prices."

skboo replied: "Walmart!"

LG replied: "Target Wal-Mart some big chain grocery stores Amazon Toys R Us"

jade2311 replied: "Have you tried online at places like amazon.com? I know a lot of websites usually sell everything...."

Mommy...LT replied: "www.1800diapers.com free shipping if you spend over $50, and they take coupons"

Katie C replied: "Sam's club sells their brand of wipes and they are a great deal. Much better than any coupon or sale in any other store. But for diapers, I shop at walmart/target and buy the boxes of White cloud. They are "generic" but they aren't plastic like most cheap brands. And they are available in the boxes. Sam's club diapers were only cheaper when my baby was the smallest size (newborn) because the price doesn't change as you receive less diapers in the larger sizes. stinks. So, I switched to white cloud (buy a smaller amount first to make sure your child's skin isn't allergic or anything) and save buckets of money."

Amy G replied: "You can buy diapers in bulk at Sam's Club or BJ's. You have to have a membership to the store though. I think a member ship cost $20 or $30. The membership is good for a year and its worth the fee because you save a lot of money buying in bulk. I go there and buy diapers, pull-ups, laundry detergent which you will use a lot of when you have kids. You can buy a lot of stuff at these two stores. You can also go to Wal- Mart or target and buy them in boxes."

icemunchies replied: "If you talk to the store manager, they will usually order what you want and if you order enough or had a standing order they will usually make you a special cost. I've seen this happen at Walgreens."

Carolyn replied: "Target, Wal Mart, Stop and Shop, Babies R Us"

Leesa T replied: "i actually sometimes order from eBay people who have unopened boxes that they can no longer use sell them to get something back but they are cheaper than the store just got a case of swaddles 150 case for 38 bucks including shipping. All the boxes are unopened e bay does not allow the sell of diapers that have been opened."

Psalm91 replied: "I found this on a search but haven't really compared the prices yet. I don't know if ordering on line will be worth it when you consider paying shipping too. diapersrus.com"

Diane T replied: "you can try on line at the diaper sites. I got formula that way and so you might can get diapers"

If you use cloth diapers, does your baby wear a bigger size because of bulk? I guess it might depend somewhat on what type of cloth diapers you're using? Anyway, I'm about to buy some prefolds + covers, and also some pocket type diapers, and was curious about how much bulk there is going to be, like in a onesie. Will my baby need to wear a bigger size, since I'm guessing clothes aren't usually cut to allow room for cloth diapers anymore?

KS4E replied: "If you're using prefolds and covers, it is most likely that your baby will need a slightly bigger size. My son is 11 months and about 23 lbs, but we have pants in 18 months to 2T for him. I don't bother too often with jeans or anything like that but prefer stretchy cotton for his pants, which is so much easier to handle in regards to changing a baby. Even when my son is in pockets (OS BG) we need a slightly bigger size. I think babies look so much cuter with all that fluff on their bottom!"

Mrs.K replied: "if your using cloth diapers have you heard of these? I use these and think they are fabulous and it takes half the damn time out of soaking and washing cloth nappies, plus its easier to manage with a child who squirms and doesn't want to sit still and there are no pins. Check it out you may find it more suitable to your needs."

lysistrata411 replied: "Yes, I am using AIOs and pocket diapers along with gdiapers occassionally. All of them usually have a little bit sticking out the top of my son's pants unless he is in really stretchy pants or a pair that is a size bigger. I have heard this is normal. Also, you can think about just letting the baby be without pants in the summer every once and a while to show off the cloth diapers or get a wool shortie for cheap off of ebay or from a WAHM. They cover the diaper, are lightweight, and work as shorts."

alterjess replied: "Baby clothing sizes are so variable that it really depends on the brand. My son is 11 months and in prefolds and some of his clothes are 12-18m and some are 6-9m. The Gerber onesies you can buy in 5-packs tend to run pretty small (and babies grow so fast that it's usually a good idea to buy at least 1 size up anyway). Also, there will be more extra bulk on a newborn than on an older baby because the diaper will require more folding & there will be more layers to fit under the clothes. By the time he's fitting into the premium-sized prefolds, the diapers will look much trimmer."

Wheres the best place to buy the cheapest diapers in bulk? I like Pampers Baby Dry.

LP's Mommy replied: "Sam's Club"

jenna-roo replied: "wal mart or sams"

Char K replied: "sam's club and sometimes toys r us -baby's r us-has good deals because they carry huge boxes of diapers with like 200 + in the boxes!!"

sordid_sally replied: "Check and see if there's a Sam's Club or BJ's wholesale in your area. Costco probably does, as well."

bernie0805 replied: "Sam's Club has Huggies. A box of 250+ diapers for $38. I don' t know if they have Pampers..."

Melissa is Zacks awesome mom replied: "costco"

r&t's mom replied: "Sam's or Costco. You could also try ebay. You can get a huge amount of diapers for not much money and pretty good shipping usually."

Melissa P replied: "right now, walmart. sams does not carry baby-dry, but i did get a notice in the mail that they will be soon! either way though, i'd go with walmart. though you can get big boxes at sams, you can't use the coupons there...but you can at walmart. toys r us is no deal...when i used pampers, they charged $35 for a smaller box than i got at walmart for under $20. it was ridiculous! 1800diapers.com is also more expensive than walmart. walmart sells the boxes of nearly 100 (or more depending on the size) for about $20...and there's pampers coupons in the mail all the time! also, there's a site where you can trade coupons (and a lot of other stuff). go to kizoodle.com and sign up there. lots of good deals to be found! when you sign up, please use my referral code...ER4IE6."

Tia C replied: "i go to sam's club you get like 156 diapers for 36.00"

**A*L** replied: "If you learn to coupon you will do better than bulk any day of the week. I used to buy at Sam's in bulk and now I save way more by cutting coupons and matching them with sales."

tangyterp83 replied: "The Sam's Club brand diapers are made by Pampers (they look exactly like pampers diapers without the name on it and the licensed cartoon characters), so that's a good choice for you since you like Pampers brand diapers. I like Costco diapers (made by huggies). Babies r Us has good diapers too (especially for babies brand), and they are not terribly expensive. Safeway's brand diapers are good too."

A_Little_Unforeseen replied: "Try Target brand diapers, they are cheap and they are really good quality, I have never had a leak. I tried Luvs and I didnt like themto plastic like and stiff. Target diapers are not really plastic like or stiff, they hold and they are pretty cheap."

little h's momma replied: "Have you tried Sam's Club or one of the bulk warehouse stores? I believe there is an online store (like diapers.com) that you can buy from in bulk...."

Diapers in bulk for cheaper then walmart? Is there a cheaper place to buy diapers size 3 in bulk and wipes? I'm on a tight budget and need some more

Lukas' mommy due mar 23 replied: "costco and sams club. you need a membership card though. its 50$ a year and totally worth it. or maybe someone you know has one and you can go and stock up. they seel diapers by the case. like 200 in a box for 50$"

Sarah H replied: "Sams club is good. or if your willing to wait for them diapers.com has good deals on bulk lots. also they carry nearly every brand. but you have to wait for shipping."

mandiedq replied: "http://babycheapskate.blogspot.com Angie, the owner of this blog, writes a post every Sunday on the cheapest diaper (and formula) deals of the week."

Ava's Mommy replied: "Cheaper than Walmart? I don't know about that. I get approx 100 Parent's Choice diapers from Walmart for $20. I don't think you can get any cheaper than that unless you use cloth diapers, but then it will cost you to run the washer everyday. Wipes are pretty cheap at Walmart as well. If you really can't afford that then use warm, damp washcloths and wash them in the sink after every use."

Niki B replied: "check e-bay or go to ..http://www.diapersite.com/baby_diapers.htm its like 45.00 for 192 diapers"

Madyson's Mama replied: "costco 100%. i won't buy them anywhere else."

--Kelli--Kaiya's Mommy replied: "I've heard that Sam's Club has good prices on diapers! I buy mine at Walmart because I work there and it's easier to get them after work. lol Good Luck!!"

Dalton's Mommy replied: "Sam's Club, I think if I remember right has 178 (the total amt varies due to size of diaper) for like 35.00, this was for Huggies. They also had wipes. for about 15.00 and I don't remember how many you get. Also, if you are doing formula, they have it cheaper too. I used to do Enfamil with lipids and Sam's has the generic same stuff for like 20.00 instead of 40.00. I read the ingredients and the only thing I noted was it didn't mix as well so I had to shake it a bit more. Side note: I did the math when my son was born and it was still saving me money to pay for the 40.00 membership cuz I was saving more than that just with the formula. If you don't have a membership ask someone who does to get them for you. My S-I-L swears by the online diaper site although I am not sure of the name. Good Luck."

Katiesmama11 replied: "I shop around. Do you have a Fresh & Easy in your area? They offer a weekly $5 off your 20 purchase, and then have a case of huggies (94) size 3, for 18.99...use the coupon and they are super cheap. Target's own brand is also cheaper then the generic at Walmart, if that is something you would be able to use. Check the weekly ads and use coupons. Sometimes it is cheaper to buy small packs with coupons then in bulk. Target and Walmart also both clearance their cases of diapers a week or 2 after a big sale. I have done well on that."

K-Lo's Mum replied: "At diapers.com you can get 204 Luvs diapers for $35.99. They have free 2-day shipping on orders over $49 and if you use this code DXRA5410 you will get $10 off your first order of diapers. It's agreat deal and you can do it in the comfort of your own home. Hope this helps!"

Jan M replied: "I just got the box of 200 huggies size 3's at Walmart for $32 then you use a $2 coupon and it works out to $0.15 a diaper, don't think you can get much cheaper then that, they go on sale like that every month or so. Edit: That is in Canada, by the sound of it diapers are more expensive in the US."

Shari B replied: "I finally went to Costco to get diapers and wipes a couple months ago, I'd been buying them at Walmart & Target... The membership fee ($50) paid for itself in TWO months with the money I'm saving on those things! I definately suggest checking it out and seeing if it's worth it for you!"

shannan_douglas replied: "Definitely Sam's Club - you get 264 diapers for 40.00 and something like 700 wipes for 15.00. I buy one box of diapers and they last me the whole month. I'm breastfeeding so she goes through about 7-10 diapers a day but that is like 10.00 a week and they are brand name diapers so no leaks!"

where can I get coupons for diapers and which is a good store to buy those in bulk? where can I find coupons for diapers and which is a good store to buy those in bulk?

Bradley's MoM replied: "Walmart is the cheapest place for diapers. Go to Huggies.com and sign up, they send me coupons monthly."

bernabell24 replied: "You can register on the diapers websites. I've registered with Huggies, Luvs, and Pampers. They send coupons in the mail monthly and the coupons are good for over a year! Sam's Club sells diapers in bulk, from what I hear."

mamalamaa replied: "I love costco diapers (kirkland brand)! my favorite diapers and wipes. not sure about the coupons other than the sunday paper."

Heather Y replied: "Depending on size and brand amazon.com is the best place to buy diapers. For Huggies size 1-3 they are cheaper than Costco (and Walmart), then for size 4+ Costco is about a penny cheaper per diaper (still cheaper than Walmart). But with amazon you can sign up for autoship and they give you 15% off, free shipping and no sales tax. It's been a while since I priced Pampers on amazon, but I think that they're cheaper than any store as well. For coupons you can sign up with the manufacturer at their website and they will send you coupons, you can also get them in the Sunday paper most weeks."

always51787 replied: "I would say Costco or Sams Club. I think for coupons you have to sign up at Babies R Us...& they mail you coupons when u do...I would suggest, go generic on diapers, instead of using Pampers or Huggies, try using LUV it serves the same purpose & they are cheaper...."

hstngirl replied: "Sams does bulk, but I like Target brand 13 cents each, can't beat it. Stay clear of Walmarts though."

Piper32 replied: "Definitely go to the company's websites to sign up for their e-mails and coupons. I do not believe Sam's Club takes coupons though (unless it is a Sam's coupon), they wouldn't take mine the one time I tried."

bluekrys20 replied: "sams club"

Jessica S replied: "Sam's Club and Costco is where I buy my diapers. Other than formula, they only accept their own coupons though. I have found Sam's Club to be cheaper than Costco."

ColleenLucky7 replied: "Wal-Mart is best...... and they never run out... Go to Huggies.com and sign up for newsletter and coupons. Huggies is the best brand.....keep baby drier....seem to hold more liquid.... less diaper rash...... good luck."

ogpastorpeanut6 replied: "go to HDIS thy can get bulk."

Where can I buy bulk (disposable) diapers in the Hamilton-Wentworth (Ontario, CANADA) area? I'm looking for a store/place to buy larger amounts of diapers; in order to save money. I asked this question before and got some really good feedback for places in the GTA; but I'm wondering if there is anything closer to Hamilton.

Allie D replied: "You can get pampers and huggies in larger quantities at WalMart. You could also try kirkland brand (very similar to huggies) at cosco if there's one near by. I've tried them and like them. You could also look in the phone book. Often they have local compagnies that offer bulk diapers. Best of luck with your little one."

TEE TEE replied: "I'm not sure if you have a sam's club out there but you could try sam's club."

shannon_ papa's little brat replied: "dont know wat buld dipers are"

buying diapers in bulk? I've been buying my baby's diapers and wipes in bulk because they are marginally cheaper, but they have more packaging and I am tired of having all of these boxes to deal with. I've found a way to buy wipes in bulk and avoid the box, but what about diapers? Should I keep buying them by the box because they are a bit cheaper, or should I start buying them in smaller packages and end up with less packaging all around. Any creative uses for diaper boxes? We've packed away baby clothes, but that's it. Thanks!

Mama to a Lovie replied: "can;t you just put the boxes out at the curb so they're picked up with the rest of recycling? edit: yeah, really. what do people have against recycling?"

TeggieMcG replied: "recycle them.. it's worth it to buy in bulk cause it is cheaper and you want to save as much as you can"

KvysMom replied: "Keep buying bulk, you are saving money, and with all the diapers we moms change, even 5 cents a diaper adds up to a savings over time. I too use the diaper boxes for clothes, I also use them to store our newspaper for recyclables. You can check with your recycling center to see if they accept boxes with print (glossy finish) b.c some only take regular cardboard. I also keep some empty ones in my trunk to put the grocery bags in so they aren't all over the place on the way home. Best wishes!"

jennell r replied: "let your kids play with them . my four year old loves playing with boxes. my husband is always saying that we should just give them boxes for their birthday and save a few hundred!!!lol"

angelbaby replied: "Here, we can take corrugated cardboard (yes, diaper boxes) to the refuse station (the dump) and they are placed in a bin for recycling. In fact, a lot of places have dumpsters for papers and such for recycling, like places that use it as a fundraiser. Around here anyway, I don't know what's available where you live. I did the same thing, saved some for storing clothes cuz mine had handles in the boxes making it easier to carry and move them, and the rest I recycle. I would go with the most cost effective way as far as buying the diapers, regardless of the packaging."

zack's mom 10*26*07 replied: "didnt know boxes could cause such a contoversey. try recycleing them or as inked mommy said try craigslist for people who are moving."

beccimae replied: "When we used disposables my son played in them and the older kids pushed him around in them like it was a car! When it got too mashed up, we put it out with the recycling. Of course, we recycle everything, but figuring out how to reduce is a great idea and kudos for trying to figure a better alternative! I have a few that I used for storing as well too. If you switch to the Cloth diapers (like your other question) you won't have to worry about it :) Good luck I seem to get thumbs downs too :( I even have been called names, so I guess it's just how it is huh? :)"

What is the best site to buy diapers and/or wipes in bulk? Thanks? Ok if there is a store I would do that also... LOL ellie check your email in a min.. I wrote you back ellie... So can I just borrow my inlaws sams club card you think?

Preggo with #2 replied: "I get mine in bulk from Costco and Sam's club. Buying online can be expensive because of the shipping charges involved."

zack's mom 10*26*07 replied: "i think 1-800 diapers.com not completely sure o nthe website address. if your a member of costco you can buy them in bulk. thats what we do and it saves a ton of money. we huse huggies diapers and just the generic kirkland brand wipes."

~*~LatinSunshine~*~ replied: "Costco and Sams. They are pretty competetive in price so either one is okay. This is also a perfect spot to get other baby items like formula, lotion, and wipes. You'll save mad money!! congrats on your baby."

Charlene S replied: "BJ's and Costo and Sam's Club are the best places, really. You can save a lot. I would think that the shipping for delivery of diapers would be a lot."

Ellie04 replied: "Wow, now that you've unblocked me I feel obligated to answer this question ;-) We get ours at Sam's Club and BJ's, but I have friends that have ordered them on Diapers.com and have had good luck with them. Edit: I don't have a Sams Club membership. I use my mother-in-laws...even though I know that is a huge no-no. They never check the picture which is a good thing because I am 30 years younger and have a completely different shade of hair then her. Inked...I wrote you back :-) Go for it! Just don't get caught and or you'll be banned from Sam's Club for life!"

DolphinFan02 replied: "we go to Sam's Club."

Amanda J replied: "Sam's Club! You need a membership when you go there. Unless you can find someone to take you in there and they can help you out."

Ambizzle replied: "i go to sam's club"

sammie replied: "Diapers.com Free shipping on orders over $49. Plus you can get $10 off your first order (over $50) by typing in the code AFFL10 The large packages of diapers were about $2 more expensive than the store. When I factor in the gas prices and time, it's worth it."