Disposable changing mats 10pk reduced from 2.49 to 1.49 in aldi Leicester, assume nationwide as part of stock left from baby event recently
Handy for when you're on go and change tables look particularly dubious!!
Similar sometimes available in pound shop but only for a 5pk so still a good but otherwise they're a lot more for pampers branded ones elsewhere
8 comments
hbarton
29 Oct 15#1
Great for when your out and about,
Don't forget Aldi's award winning nappies, they are brilliant
shirleyr
29 Oct 15#2
Someone bought me some of these but I just one the mat that came with my changing bags? When would you use these?
techymum to shirleyr
29 Oct 15#3
Sometimes when your baby has a very runny one and it goes up their back, it's handy to use one of these as it will be very messy and you can just wrap up everything and throw it away. I use to buy the Pampers version which was more expensive.
Anyone use these as bed mats for when your LO is toilet training?
Wibblefish to shirleyr
15 Nov 151#7
i use disposable mats when changing baby on the floor at the swimming pool. saves drying the normal changing mat and avoids all the nasty feet.
oggybags
30 Oct 15#4
I use them when it's somewhere id rather not put my usual mat down
fmhm
30 Oct 15#5
Yes I agree with precious posters. I used to use mats when using public changing areas, or when out and about. I have used them during the toilet training times, they do help for sure but as long as it's a small 'accident'. A decent size too.
alj275
15 Nov 15#6
I use them for nappy free playtime for my 3 month old grandson to avoid wet carpets and playmats.
hibs
15 Nov 15#8
all Aldi discounts are store specific, not national.
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Handy for when you're on go and change tables look particularly dubious!!
Similar sometimes available in pound shop but only for a 5pk so still a good but otherwise they're a lot more for pampers branded ones elsewhere
8 comments
Don't forget Aldi's award winning nappies, they are brilliant
Anyone use these as bed mats for when your LO is toilet training?