By Sunveno | 22 July 2020 | 0 Comments
How to Receive Free Baby Stuff?
Having a baby is expensive, so it helps to have some assistance along the way. As you prepare to raise a new child, try reaching out to different stores for free samples, bundles and coupons for various baby supplies. If you’re on the lookout for more specific items, talk with your friends and family for possible freebies, or look online for free item listings. If you’d like to take a more traditional route, use baby registries, baby showers, and garage sales as a source of free baby items. With enough patience and perseverance, you may receive a lot of free baby supplies for your household!
Method 1: Getting Free Samples and Discounts

For instance, Walmart, Target, Amazon, Babylist and Buy Buy Baby will give new parents a free welcome box as soon as they register online.
Many baby store sites will give you free coupons and discounts in addition to your welcome box.
While you’re browsing different sites, see if any of them offer a rewards or loyalty program! This can save you money further down the line.

For instance, brands like Pampers, Huggies, Abby & Finn, Cuties, DryNites, Eco by Naty, and Nicki’s Diapers offer free samples to individuals who sign up or register on their site.
Some Market Research firms also send free diapers in exchange for your review and/or feedback.
Some companies require you to pay a shipping fee for your sample.
Lower-income families may qualify for free diapers through groups like The Cloth Option or the National Diaper Bank Network.

For instance, companies like Enfamil, Nature’s One, and Similac offer free formula samples, while Member’s Mark and Parent’s Choice offer discounts.
If you come from a lower-income background, consider reaching out to your local food bank for free samples or products. Groups like Feeding America sometimes donate formula to local charity organizations.

For example, Highlights Hello offers a 3-month free trial of their publication. Additionally, the organization ValueMags offers free and discounted magazine subscriptions to the public.

For instance, companies like Alba Science and Toluna might offer free samples of toiletries to test.
Some paid survey sites may offer you free samples as a reward for filling out enough forms.

For example, the Library of Congress website offers free downloads of books like Cinderella, Aesop’s Fables, Anne of Green Gables, and more.
Method 2: Looking for Second-hand Baby Goods

If the items were in storage for a while, your friends or family will probably be happy to give you the items free of charge.

You can access the Freecycle website here: https://www.freecycle.org.

Sites like Facebook Marketplace are great places to look for baby supplies.
Reddit has a Freebie forum, which lets you search for specific items.

Method 3: Networking in Person

For instance, companies like Target and Walmart let you list different baby items from their specific site on your registry. Groups like Amazon and Babylist let you add product links from any website.
If you’re expecting a child, consider posting your digital baby registry on social media, or another place that gets a lot of traffic.



Feel free to contact your local hospital for free samples, as well!
Method 1: Getting Free Samples and Discounts

- Create an account on a baby registry site to get a free welcome box.
For instance, Walmart, Target, Amazon, Babylist and Buy Buy Baby will give new parents a free welcome box as soon as they register online.
Many baby store sites will give you free coupons and discounts in addition to your welcome box.
While you’re browsing different sites, see if any of them offer a rewards or loyalty program! This can save you money further down the line.

- Look online for sample diaper kits and rewards programs.
For instance, brands like Pampers, Huggies, Abby & Finn, Cuties, DryNites, Eco by Naty, and Nicki’s Diapers offer free samples to individuals who sign up or register on their site.
Some Market Research firms also send free diapers in exchange for your review and/or feedback.
Some companies require you to pay a shipping fee for your sample.
Lower-income families may qualify for free diapers through groups like The Cloth Option or the National Diaper Bank Network.

- Sign up for free formula samples from specific brands or stores.
For instance, companies like Enfamil, Nature’s One, and Similac offer free formula samples, while Member’s Mark and Parent’s Choice offer discounts.
If you come from a lower-income background, consider reaching out to your local food bank for free samples or products. Groups like Feeding America sometimes donate formula to local charity organizations.

- Subscribe to magazines that offer free copies to new parents.
For example, Highlights Hello offers a 3-month free trial of their publication. Additionally, the organization ValueMags offers free and discounted magazine subscriptions to the public.

- Volunteer to test different baby products free of charge.
For instance, companies like Alba Science and Toluna might offer free samples of toiletries to test.
Some paid survey sites may offer you free samples as a reward for filling out enough forms.

- Download free baby books online.
For example, the Library of Congress website offers free downloads of books like Cinderella, Aesop’s Fables, Anne of Green Gables, and more.
Method 2: Looking for Second-hand Baby Goods

- Ask your older friends and family members for their old baby supplies.
If the items were in storage for a while, your friends or family will probably be happy to give you the items free of charge.

- Search on Freecycle for any unwanted baby goods. Enter your general location in the search bar on Freecycle’s website. Next, look through the listings for any baby supplies, furniture, or toys that are being offered. If you see an item that you’d like, use Freecycle to send a message to the current owner. You can also post a “wanted” request on the site, requesting someone to donate a specific baby supply.
You can access the Freecycle website here: https://www.freecycle.org.

- Check Craigslist and social media for any ads for free baby stuff.
Sites like Facebook Marketplace are great places to look for baby supplies.
Reddit has a Freebie forum, which lets you search for specific items.

- Visit second-hand shops and websites to find good deals. Search for more expensive baby items in a second-hand shop, like strollers, high chairs, cribs, and baby carriers. If you find any of these items, inspect them for quality. If the item seems unstable or low-quality, don’t purchase the item. Additionally, conduct a quick online search to see if the specific item was recalled by the company.
Method 3: Networking in Person

- Create an online baby registry to list the supplies that you need.
For instance, companies like Target and Walmart let you list different baby items from their specific site on your registry. Groups like Amazon and Babylist let you add product links from any website.
If you’re expecting a child, consider posting your digital baby registry on social media, or another place that gets a lot of traffic.

- Ask a close friend or family member to host your baby shower. If your loved ones aren’t planning a baby shower already, discreetly mention to a good friend or relative that you’d like to celebrate your baby with a large group of people. If you have a baby registry, note where other people can find it.

- Check at a garage sale for any unwanted and unsold baby items.

- Contact your doctor to receive a free sample of different baby supplies.
Feel free to contact your local hospital for free samples, as well!
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