Black Friday: Toys “R” Us/Babies “R” Us Fisher Price diapers for $3/package

by crystal on November 17, 2009

Diapers
I have a confession to make: I don't get all excited about Black Friday. I went out shopping one Black Friday and personally thought it was a bunch of hype.

Now granted, I had no idea what I was doing, and am used to paying rock-bottom prices on most items. But seriously? Most of the deals seemed pretty blah.

At least, they weren't really much better than something you'd find at a great sale during the year. In fact, some of the "great deal" prices were actually higher than what I've paid during regular great sales. And I certainly didn't see many deals I thought validated missing a lot of sleep over or were worth arm-wrestling others for.

However, since I know many of you love the thrill of the hunt and find Black Friday sales completely invigorating, I'm going to be posting some of the Black Friday deals as they come in over the next week if I think they are really good deals and something many of you could use. I plan to do the same with Cyber Monday deals.

This diaper deal at Toys "R" Us is definitely one worth mentioning:

Buy 2 Fisher Price Happy Days Diapers at $5 per 23 to 50-count package (limit 3, must buy at least 2 to get this price–available from 12 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Black Friday)
Use 2 $2/1 coupons here
$3 per package after coupons

Bring someone else with you and you should be able to get more packages!

See the full Toys "R" Us ad here. Babies "R" Us also has the same deal as well as a baby wipes deal. Read more here.

Thanks, Frugal Chic Living!

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1 Kristine November 17, 2009 at 8:31 pm

You’re going to post some Black Friday deals??? Wow! With you on my side I will definitely have an upper hand for planning my shopping trip that morning. Thanks!

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2 Bethany November 17, 2009 at 8:32 pm

If you don’t like the crowds of black friday it wouldn’t be worth it to save the few dollars! Toy R Us is a MAD HOUSE that day with lines all the way around the store. Last year I couldn’t even find a place to park and it certainly wasn’t worth any deal to me. Walmart on the other hand – I found GREAT deals and they had every single register open :)

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3 Stephanie J November 17, 2009 at 8:34 pm

Thanks!

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4 Bekah November 17, 2009 at 8:37 pm

Walmart will also PRICE MATCH any competitor’s prices – so if they carry this brand and it’s during the times specified (although most cashiers don’t check!) you can take your Toys R Us flier to Walmart. (Last year people were LOADING UP!)

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5 Crystal November 17, 2009 at 8:46 pm

Thanks for the link!

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6 Amanda Dorsett November 17, 2009 at 8:48 pm

I think it is like any other shopping trip, have a clear plan of what you want to buy and pay,and use coupons if applicable, it can be a very money saving venture. Thanks for posting Black Friday deals, I was hoping you would!

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7 Amy November 17, 2009 at 9:18 pm

I shop every year on Black Friday – its a tradition with my mom. We get up and are at a store by 5am. If you have a plan, looking thru ads in the Thanksgiving paper or going online, you really can get some great deals! And for the most part, at that hour most of the other shoppers are in a great mood. Look for me – I will be the one with the Christmas sweater and an extra large coffee! =)

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8 Andrea November 17, 2009 at 9:50 pm

Haha, Crystal. I agree. The first and only year I went out was the year I was newly pregnant with my first child – even my mom finally said, “You know what? You’re getting a bit too ornery…” after I snapped at some guy who ran into me, made me drop my bags, and then stepped on my foot, without saying excuse me or sorry. I was less than gracious that year, that’s for sure!

Normally, we just spend the day after Thanksgiving decorating for Christmas, listening to Christmas music, relaxing, and enjoying a 3 day weekend (for my husband at least). This year, we put the tree up early since I’m full term shortly after Turkey day, so we’ll probably just relax, and maybe do some baking. :)

But those of you that LOVE shopping on Black Friday, well, y’all have a great time! I’m sleeping in. ;)

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9 mommabear3 November 17, 2009 at 10:04 pm

I agree… Unless you’ve experienced a Black Friday at Toys R; Us… it’s a madhouse is an understatement…

Target has it’s Up and Up brand diapers for around $6….use the $1 off up and up coupon and get them for around $5 something…then a catalina prints off for $2 off your next purchase of Up and Up diapers….

I’ve been rolling that deal and getting diapers for around $4.49 a package…. best of all…no madhouse and no lines like on Black Friday….

these aren’t pampers or luvs quality…but they do work for my busy 16 month old..even at night…and for the price…i stocked up after running out of my huggies diaper stockpile from that awesome Walgreens deal a while back.

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10 yenny November 17, 2009 at 10:46 pm

I totally agree! I mean you get free/cheap deals all year round why bother getting early, stumble with a crowd for what ? to get a “thing” 10 bucks cheaper. bleh…

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11 Sherri November 17, 2009 at 10:51 pm

Last year, after waiting in line for 90 minutes at Toys R Us- for just 2 items since they were out of the other stuff I wanted- I told my mom to smack me if I ever suggested going there on Black Friday again. The only reason I went there was b/c I had a gift card I wanted to use before they sucked out my balance in fees. I still have a small balance, but I’ll find some other time to spend it.

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12 lele e. November 17, 2009 at 10:55 pm

Babies R’ Us for the last few years has had a case of their brand diapers for $10 a case (no limit), enough to last a month! I will be so disappointed if they don’t have them this year I have bought enough for the year the last two years on Black Friday.

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13 Ever November 18, 2009 at 12:19 am

Here is a new tool for shoping holiday: the annual Black Friday Excel spreadsheet wnich covers 31 major stores (Best Buy, Kohl’s, Sears et. al.)!

On the spreadsheet, there is a list of all the advertised items that will be on sale on Black Friday. Additionally, items are classified into 31 major categories and 62 sub-categories, making it a breeze to compare between different stores. Best of all, everything is in Excel, meaning it is under your control.

Why not have a try?

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14 Jessica November 18, 2009 at 1:16 am

I used my Alice.com gc from swagbucks to get a pack of Huggies for $2.69 shipped to me! Sweet deal.

I don’t have a Toys R Us close enough to me to do this deal.

I like going out on Black Friday if there is a deal I am interested in, but all the craziness and all the people…I don’t do well with it.

I’m finished with my Christmas shopping.
I placed my last order tonight. I paid $16.95 for a $200 wooden kitchen set….my shopping is done. I don’t have to go into the stores unless I want to. Heh

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15 Rae November 18, 2009 at 1:25 am

I think most people that dislike BF are people that were not prepared or that have worked retail on BF and are bitter at the thought (which I understand but luckily does not apply to me) lol. There is no “casual” shopping on BF or you WILL 100% WILL get frustrated, tired, and not come out with anything. My family does it every year. After dinner on Thanksgiving, we sit with the ads. Make a chart w/ opening times, items that interest us, and where the stores are located. Then we make a plan based on those things. Get everything out for the next morning and get to sleep early. We are out the door by 3:30 and are there before the stores open or in some cases (for the last stores on our list) right after they open. Get our stuff quick (this is NOT the day to browse, know what you want) and get right in line, no dilly dallying. We are usually done shopping by about 8:30 and then we always go to Ihop for breakfast. Get home by 10am, take a nap, then put up our tree. It’s our tradition and we love it :D Thank you for deciding to post some of the deals even though you don’t go, we appreciate it :)

And I’m sure nobody is still reading my life story still but I also did want to mention that Target diapers are the worst ones I have ever used … they leak (not only around the edges but through the diaper itself) more than any other store brand I have tried :P

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16 2009 Black Friday Ads November 18, 2009 at 4:29 am

it can be a very money saving venture. Thanks for posting Black Friday deals

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17 Stephanie November 18, 2009 at 5:35 am

I don’t do Black Friday deals for the most part, but I am hoping to have a couple of high priced items come up as great deals this year!

I just wanted to mention that if you become a fan of Black Fridays on facebook you will get updates. Many places have already started posting their deals, like Best Buy. You can fan them here: http://www.facebook.com/#/blackfridayinfo?ref=ts

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18 Kellie November 18, 2009 at 5:40 am

If I out on black Friday, it’s around 5PM. Yes, we miss some of the early bird deals, but we also miss the crowds! Also, I find the diaper comments interesting – I have found the Up and Up diapers at Target to be the best for us – they have worked much better than other store or name brands.

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19 Kim Choney November 18, 2009 at 7:20 am

I did the Black Friday thing last year. Toys R Us had 1 specific thing that I wanted. I have to say, it was totally worth it. I stood in line outside for maybe 20 minutes. Yes, it was cold. But the Leap Frog Learn Around Playground that I wanted was about half price. That was a fairly expensive toy, so it was worth my time and effort.
However – Kohls on the other hand… I will NEVER do that again. Their toys are SO overpriced. They jack the prices up, because they are always on sale. So the “deal” was that they were all 50% off. Well, their 50% off price was basically the regular price that you’d find at Wal Mart. I walked out with nothing after standing in line for 30 mins at 3am. Ugh!!

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20 Kim Choney November 18, 2009 at 7:23 am

I’m so surprised at the comment about Target diapers being awful! My son is 2 1/2 and unless we get other Huggies or Pampers on a great sale, or have a Luvs coupon, Target has always been our usual brand. I’ve never had a problem with them, I think they’re an amazing deal.
But I suppose everyone is different!! :)

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21 Milk Donor Mama November 18, 2009 at 7:24 am

When I was 20, I went with my Aunt and Uncle to KB Toys shopping for their two little kids. It was HORRIBLE! Now I am 30 and a parent myself. Last year I went to CVS and Walgreens on thanksgiving day (6am) for their deals, and on Friday I went to Joann Fabrics with my daughter and got the $1.50/yard felt and $2.50/yard fleece- enough for a year’s worth of crafting. Though the fabric cutting line was long, it was worth it but we were NOT there at the crack of dawn!

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22 dawn November 18, 2009 at 7:29 am

no way I’d got near toys r us. but I went to babies r us around 7 or 8 am. they had only a few of the $10 cases of diapers (which I bought) and some cases of wipes. I got almost enough wipes to last a year.

and, I agree with one of the pps, for some reason, everyone is in a good mood. maybe because I’m normally at the mall, which is not crowded yet. it’s actually fairly deserted (since everyone is at wal-mart, toys r us, and best buy).

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23 Lee November 18, 2009 at 8:20 am

I’m going to print the coupon and use it another time. I have no tolerance for that kind of shopping and i know it! Maybe I will check at lunch time, but that is a maybe! I just don’t do the crowds well so I stay home. It is not something my family has ever done, and I don’t work retail, I think it is just something you either do or don’t do. Since I am 90% done with what I need this year I don’t really need anything.

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24 Linda Bossle November 18, 2009 at 8:47 am

Last year I found that I could order all the Black Friday specials online (during the same time frame) – so I just got up (at 9am rather than 4am like I used to) and sat at my computer and ordered the things I had already circled in the flyers. I have never heard of cyber Monday though and would love to know information about that!!!!!!

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25 shelly November 18, 2009 at 8:49 am

Doesn’t look like you can use the coupon, it states good off a 2 in 1 value pack:(

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26 julia k. November 18, 2009 at 9:43 am

Love Diapers.com – always have always will… Take a peak at these deals http://www.sale.com/stores/diapers-sale?search=huggies

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27 Finance Girl November 18, 2009 at 10:07 am

I don’t go out on Black Friday because you can usually get the same deals online that day, or starting at midnight on Thanksgiving. This wouldn’t apply to the diaper deal, but it does apply for most other things where you don’t need a coupon.

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28 Crystal November 18, 2009 at 10:20 am

Shelly – If you look closely the coupon states “Any Fisher-Price Happy Days, Happy Nights OR Happy Days & Nights 2-in-1 Value Pack”

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29 Julie November 18, 2009 at 11:36 am

I would rather pay a few dollar MORE than not have to go out on Black Friday. Regardless though, I agree with you Crystal … I haven’t even seen anything worth it. It always seems like the “off” brands or at least not the top models that are the deals to lure you in (at least with electronics which seem to be the big draw on Black Fri.). It’s great if you’re looking for something generic and don’t care what the brand is, but it’s usually not anything I would buy regardless of the discount.

Jessica, share the deal. Where did you pay $16.95 for a $200 wooden kitchen set?

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30 Teresa November 18, 2009 at 12:15 pm

My family has been doing this since I was a baby. It is a great time. A few tips for newbies, if there is something you have to have you better buy it before or get there hours early. I did the KB Toys as well one year. It was a nightmare. I do not go to Toys R Us, Walmart and a few others. It is just not worth it to me. Someone gets hurt at Walmart every year. Just wait they will be on the news. You have to know what you want, know where it is of possible and get out of there. I never have anything on my list that I would be devastated if I didn’t get. If you end up in line for a while don’t worry about and have a good time. There will be plenty of nice people to talk to.

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31 alyssa L November 18, 2009 at 1:33 pm

I’ve used these diapers before from Toys R Us (they were free when you bought Fisher Price toys) and LOVED them. I think they’re better quality than Huggies, but don’t know if its worth a couple dollars savings waiting in line for that long….and that early. I’m gonna keep my coupons and wait for another great deal that’s not at 3am!

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32 Rebecca November 18, 2009 at 4:16 pm

Love Black Friday, they usually do have the best big ticket prices of the year during that day. You just have to have a plan (you do this on the day before) and no casual shopping. If you go in clueless, you don’t have any fun and get frustrated. I have been doing this for 20 years, it’s a game for me. I go with my mom and brother too so it’s a fun family time.

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33 Lisa November 18, 2009 at 7:11 pm

I could not agree more! I think Black Friday has some great deals for people who are used to paying retail, but for those of us who always shop for rock bottom prices, it’s just not all that and here’s the proof: this year I decided to really follow the BF deals because we want a TV. So I’ve been looking at every BF sale paper as they come out. In the process of doing that, I discovered an incredible deal at Best Buy on a fantastic TV with a free blue ray player, free delivery and setup, and 36 month interest free financing. It’s already ordered, and will be delivered to me on Christmas Eve. So there you go! No fighting crowds and no stress! And I don’t have to lug it home. Also, last year I got on Walmart.com in the middle of the night on BF (I had a new baby so I was up anyway), and they had the exact same deals as were in the store, so I did buy a camera. Easy, quick, and I have to say it made me very smug. :-) I will probably go out and drink coffee and people watch at the mall just for fun.

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34 Jane November 20, 2009 at 2:56 pm

Crystal, I got really excited about this diaper deal on the Fischer Price Diapers at Toys R Us. I posted to my readers on my own blog about it as well. I went there this morning and the manager knew nothing of the sale. I pulled up the ad on my iPhone and showed it to him, but he said some of the “door busters” were online deals only. The only in store ones are marked with a red star. I was really disappointed! He did give me the deal anyway, but I really hate to post things to my readers that are not going to work. Do you know anything else about this? Obviously, it’s almost 1 pm, so it will be over soon. If you know more, please let me know.

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