Boots Parenting Club

When i first found out i was pregnant a friend had stated that there are lotd of sites you can register with free of charge and they will regularly send you info about parenthood and pregnancy aswell has offers on how to save money so i joined the Boots Parenting Club. The club support you from the point you get pregnant up until your babies second birthday. they support you by giving helpful hints and tips aswell as advice on how to deal with being pregnant or parenthood generally. When you apply they will send you vouchers for extra points on your advantage card - the deal I got at the time was that I get double points everytime I purchase baby ...  Read the complete review

I joined the Boots parenting club when I was pregnant. I was already a Boots Advantage card holder so it was very easy to just sign up online. They now send me very interesting emails and magazines about my baby's development as well as regular money off or bonus point vouchers which I've had varying success using. Just before last christmas I managed to use a couple of vouchers to get some good deals on clothes, however when I tried to use vouchers from my last mailout I was told that they couldn't be used on clothes. They can not be used on health / medical items either (I wanted to buy a thermometer) so that leaves baby food (which I don't buy), ...  Read the complete review

When I found out i was pregnant for the first time I spent some time looking about on the internet at various pregnancy things and I came across the parenting club that boots have amongst others. I was pleased with the club and as I was already an advantage card holder i joined the parenting club by filling in a quick form. In exchange for buying two packets of nappies I got a free nappy bag - I haven't used this as I think it is too small for a nappy bag - when I leave the house with my baby I normally need the equivalent of a small suitcase! The bag however is good quality and you get a free changing mat in it too. It has two pockets on the front that can hold your ...  Read the complete review

Well, I joined Boots Parenting Club but I don't think I have really enjoyed any tangible benefit from being a member. You sign up online, and you have to have a Boots Advantage Card first or sign up for one at the same time. The two main Parenting Club benefits are the free changing bag (apparently worth £29.99) and the opportunity to register your Advantage Card to receive double points on certain baby products (primarily Pampers and Boots own brand). However, the free changing bag is tiny and not too great really (not worth anywhere near £29.99 anyway!) although you get it just for buying one pack of Pampers Newborn nappies which cost just over ...  Read the complete review

When I first found I was pregnant it was all very exciting and new. My mum seemed to be just as bad as I did and was buying things all the time. It was my mum that joined the boots parenting club for me. The first thing I deceived was a welcome letter with a booklet of useful hints and tips for all the things that become interesting to you in this exciting time. With it also came a booklet of vouchers, not just for baby things but also products to treat and pamper myself with (much needed at 8 and a ½ months pregnant I can say) this was such a nice thing. Also their was coupons for extra advantage card points if you bought certain items or spent so much in ...  Read the complete review