An average baby goes through 6 10 diapers per day. according to the national diaper bank network, this will set you back $70 to $80 per month, or approximately $900 a year. diapers will likely be your biggest baby product expense, so the purpose of a diaper stockpile is to save money by buy diapers whenever you find diaper sales. So if there are 36 diapers in a package and they are on sale for $5.00 then i divide 5 by 36 and figure out that they are $0.14 diaper. * i typically try to pay no more than $0.02 wipe. again, i figure this price by dividing the cost of the package by the number of wipes.
Benefits of a diaper stockpile. there are a few benefits to having a diaper stockpile. you will not need to run out in the middle of the night for diapers. you can shop for the best deals and sales by shopping in advance. negatives of a diaper stockpile. there are also some not so great parts of having a diaper stockpile. Cvs is running a $10 extracare bucks back on $30 purchase on select items. pick up 3 packs of diapers at $9.99 each. use 3 coupons for $1.50 off per pack. the math might look like this. 3 packs at $9.99 each = $29.97 (close enough to trigger the deal) 3 coupons for $2.00 off each = $6.00 off. receive $10 in store cash back. The amount of diapers in each size that you go through will vary, but you can guess based on other moms’ experiences. for a nine month diaper stockpile, i would suggest that you aim for approximately: size newborn: 148, 1 box – you will likely get some of these from the hospital as well. size 1: 648, 3 boxes. Target. target has been another great place to snag awesome deals. they will run a $10 off $50 or $20 off $100 baby item discount, and usually have additional coupons in the app for diaper deals. these deals pop up every couple of months and are usually good enough to do a stock up run.
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