Bounty Packs

What's in the box: Bounty packs are traditionally a free bundle of baby product samples, vouchers and parenting information, though the site does not list what current packs include.

Bounty is one of the best-known names in UK parenting. It started in 1959, and for years it was known for handing free packs to new and expectant parents. Today the site is mostly a pregnancy and parenting advice hub. It has week-by-week pregnancy guides, month-by-month baby and toddler content, baby name trends and general articles. Joining is free. You register with your name, postcode, date of birth and email, and in return Bounty promises personalised support through pregnancy, exclusive vouchers and offers. It also runs a Pregnancy, Birth and Baby app. The site mentions Bounty packs under its general enquiries, but the homepage does not say what is in a pack today, how you get one or when they are sent. If free samples are your main reason for signing up, check the membership details first. Also, the sign-up form asks whether you want emails sent on behalf of Bounty's selected partners. Untick that box if you would rather not get marketing from other brands. The site is busy with advertising, and the copyright notice has not been updated for a few years. Still, the advice content is broad and easy to browse. It's a reasonable free sign-up for UK parents-to-be who want guidance and the occasional offer.