Win £100 Tesco Vouchers in PlayPennies comp!

Win £100 Tesco Vouchers in PlayPennies comp!

*** Contest now closed, winners to be contacted soon ***

The baby event has started at Tesco, and it's running until the 5th of February 2012. To celebrate, Tesco is giving one lucky PlayPennies parent a little prize - £100 in Tesco vouchers!

How to enter the competition:

There are 3 ways to get an entry into this PlayPennies competition:

  • Leave a comment below stating what you'd like to spend your £100 on
  • Subscribe to the PlayPennies email updates (those already subbed will be automatically entered)
  • Leave a twitter link to this compeition (and post your twitter username below too). Remember to end your tweet with @playpennies so we'll see it on our Twitter feed

A quick note about some of the deal highlights to be had in the biggest ever Tesco baby event...

Deals:

  • Pampers Baby Dry Carry Pack: was £6.49 each, now £4.30 each
  • Pampers Simply Dry Carry Packs was £4.50 each, now £3.00
  • Johnson’s Baby Wipes 64-Pack:was £2.44 each, now 95p each
  • Huggies Super Dry Economy Pack: was £9.98 each, now half price £4.99
  • Aptamil Growing Up Milk 12m+ 900g: was £8.49 each, now £6.50 each

Products on BOGOF:

  • Johnson’s Baby Bubble Bath & Wash, 500ml: £2.99
  • Johnson’s Baby Gold Shampoo, 500ml: £2.60
  • Johnson’s Baby Pink Soft Wash, 400ml: £2.98
  • Johnson’s Baby Bedtime Bath, 500ml: £2.50

Half Price Buys:

  • Tommee Tippee Closer To Nature Electronic Steam Steriliser: was £47.99, now half price £23.99
  • Tommee Tippee Closer to Nature Microwave Steriliser: was £26.99, now half price £13.49
  • Tommee Tippee Closer To Nature Electric Breast Pump: was £99.99, now half price £49.99
  • Tommee Tippee Closer To Nature Freedom Breast Pump: was £29.99, now half price £14.99

Could be some good deals for you to grab there.

You can also follow Tesco on Twitter via@TescoBabyClub. They are giving out prizes every day during the Baby Event so it could be worth watching out for that.

Rules:

  • Ends 24th January 2012
  • Open to UK residents only
  • 1 type of entry per household
  • Must complete email verification when subscribing
  • Must include a valid email address if commenting
  • Admin’s decision is final in all cases

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  • bexslee31
    Ooh well I know what I'd spend my £100 on - a good stash of pull up pance to aid the potty training of my just turned two year old, a few indugence things to make a scrumptious dinner for my fab husband and if there is anything left, some nice smellies to treat myself and my growning bump. Love the updates and check regulary :D
    • emily6beanz
      I'd get the final bits and stock up ready for my little boy due in 2 weeks.
      • butterkitty
        Jars of yummy baby food for my 14 month year old
        • weegee74
          Some new clothes for my little one. and definately need some tips for pennywise parents, what a great site!
          • SSHAW
            Definately some clothes. Tesco clothes have lasted well in the family....;)
            • roleypoleyman
              I would spend the £100 on some baby clothes, I'm to be an uncle this year:)
              • Cherryloz
                Great competition!! Would be fab to stock up on baby things ready for my baby boy finally coming home after spending his first 7 months of life in hospital! @cherryloz
                • littlebear1
                  I would spend £100 on some new clothes for my son, a couple of toys too and a treat for my Husband!
                  • arivera
                    I'd use £100 for baby clothes, wipes, and books for my sweet wee boy and for good, nutritious food to support our breastfeeding!
                    • michaelzehse
                      any pampers products - they're good but eat up the budget
                      • seanferguson
                        We would use it on the last nappies required before our son is potty trained and then buy him some pants with trains on- hopefully that would stop him going on and on about train pants!
                        • TUSSFC
                          I'd spend the £100 on treats for me and my wife as a reward for the hard work we both put in juggling work, Uni, volunteering and parenting an 8 year old, 3 year old and 2 year old. Feels relentless sometimes, but definitely work it :-)
                          • billhanjeffrey
                            I would spend it on getting my little mans bedroom done up so he can have his own space instead of jumping in my bed everynight!
                            • bec27
                              I'd buy some new outfits for my little lady - she's going through a bit of a growth spurt at the moment and the vouchers would come in really useful!
                              • pmorgan1
                                would soend it on my future granddaughter coming in march
                                • send345
                                  l would use them on some food
                                  • HuggiesMom
                                    Huggies, Huggies, Huggies and a bottle of wine.
                                    • labrydog
                                      I would use my vouchers on a few of the GORGEOUS outfits that you have in Tesco. My LO always looks fab in them!
                                      • bellinghamkarl
                                        What can I say?!....Every Little Helps!
                                        • Ethan270908
                                          probably clothes as having tested your rivals (M&S, Asda, Primark & Next), yours are not only better quality (tested on floors,walls, scrapping and tantrums) but also are every bit a la mode