Leftover diapers??

cd92007 · June 2014

We stocked up on diapers before DS was born and we have about two "rows" of size one diapers that are left over from the costco size pack of pampers.. He's now officially in size 2

They are still wrapped in their plastic. Should I keep these for the next baby? It will be at least 2 years away. Do they expire? Or should I just give them to my friends who have smaller babies?

RedDawnsRevenge · June 2014

They don't expire

Teresa1896 · June 2014

I gave mine to friends with younger babies. I like to pay it forward since other people did for me.
You could also donate to a local food bank, church, or non profit!

LizChad09 · June 2014

I'm either donating mine to our church or passing them off to my sis or SIL, both having babies before end of year.

MissHSoonToBeMrsS · June 2014

I also donated mine. My cousin passes down stuff from her son so I pay it forward!

fourthnlast · June 2014

They don't expire, but you can either sell them on your local B/S/T page, give them to friends or ask your ped's office if they accept them. Our ped's office takes any diapers or unopened cans of formula to donate to families in need.

smushi · June 2014

We have given ours to friends if opened. We've got several buddies with new babies.

Kyllarae · June 2014

I gave some to my sisters friends to play with their dolls and the rest I passed on to an expecting friend! If I had the storage to save them for future kids I would.

Dayzie14 · June 2014

I had a sleeve of size 1s left from DS and I kept them for our next LO, which ended up being 4 years later. They don't expire and worked just the same. They were a little yellowed, but no biggie. :-) Though, donating or selling are also good ideas!

MalyJ · June 2014

I exchanged them. Took them back to Kroger and swapped them out for the next size.

imogenisis · June 2014

Does your area have a shelter for battered women? I know someone who works at the one here and they are always in need of donations for all baby products (even if they're opened).