PARENTS can get up to £150 free cash to go towards essential items from Mamas & Papas, but there’s a catch.
The baby brand sells items like prams, clothing and bottles.
And a new scheme from Mamas & Papa’s will give parents and carers the chance to cash in their old baby products for cash.
Parents whose little ones have outgrown their prams can swap them for a voucher worth up to £150.
However, the retailer is currently only offering trade-ins on five of its pushchairs and each one will get a different voucher
These are the pushchairs the store will accept and how much you could get:
- Ocarro – £150
- Strada – £125
- Airo – £100
- Flip XT2 – £75
- Flip XT3 – £75
If customers have a carrycot that comes with the pram, you can trade this in for an additional £10.
You don’t need to have purchased the pushchair from Mamas & Papas as long as it is one of the above models.
The condition of the pushchair will determine how much money will be put on the voucher.
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For example, your pushchair should still fold and stay in place, the brakes should work, the fabrics should be in good condition and the seat should move the way it should do.
Shoppers who have previously purchased a pram from the retailer can book an appointment online via this link: https://www.mamasandpapas.com/pages/trade-in-your-pushchair.
You’ll then need to take your old pram to one of 20 participating Mamas & Papas stores.
Your pushchair will then be reviewed before you receive the voucher – bear in mind that you may not get a voucher if the item is in really bad condition.
Once received, your voucher will be valid for two years and can be spent online and in any Mamas & Papas store.
Here are the stores where you’ll be able to book an appointment:
- Birmingham
- Cardiff
- Croydon
- Edinburgh
- Fareham
- Farnborough
- Gateshead
- Glasgow
- Hull
- Huddersfield Outlet
- Leeds
- Liverpool
- Nottingham
- Southampton
- Stockton
- Stratford
- Swindon
- Thurrock
- Trafford
- White City
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