The Diaper Report

Cash Back for Every Diaper Purchase!

Seriously. It turns out that you can get cash back on baby items, bathing and skin care, dietary supplements, digestive health, nutrition, pain relief and more at The Caregivers Marketplace. The products are primarily aimed at baby-care and elder-care, but they have a long list of items that people of all ages use.

All you need to do is to check out their site and print a list of items that qualify for rebates and send in your receipts with a claim form. They’ll send you a rebate of $1 on each pack of Huggies Diapers, GoodNites, Little Swimmers, Huggies Overnites and Pullups. I wish I had discovered this site a couple of years ago! I looked through some of my receipts and realized that I have recently purchased 5 packs of Huggies and Pullups, so I’m going to get a $5 rebate.

If you’re organized with your receipts (put them in specific envelope each time you shop and make sure you mail them all in before Jan 31, 2009), you’ll get cash back to reward yourself with a little something for enduring all those stinky diaper changes!

How Many Diapers Per Pack?

Are you ever baffled when you see sales for diapers? Jumbos, Mega, Super Mega – yikes! Figuring out if you’re really getting a good deal based on the way diaper manufacturers market their products is enough to make anyone’s head spin, let alone those of us who are shopping with an infant on one arm and a toddler on another. I was in the process of drafting a handy chart, but Angie beat me to it! Check out her 6/15 post and download her chart so you can figure out your per diaper price before you leave the house.