The popular baby and toddler event is returning to Aldi and prices start at as little as 99p. 

Pre-order started for the first of two Specialbuy ranges last Sunday, January 10th, but if you missed it don’t worry as you’ll be able to buy the collection in store this Thursday (January 14th). 

You will then be able to preorder the second range online on January 14th, before they hit the stores four days later on Sunday, January 17th. 

The event will feature Aldi’s own range, Mamia, plus brands like Peppa Pig, Paw Patrol and Trolls too!

The cheapest price available is 99p for Paw Patrol and Trolls snacks, while the most expensive item at the event is a £129.99 nursery cot.

Top picks from the event include the £29.99 Moses basket with adjustable height, available in the first collection.

There’s also a £119.99 Nursery wardrobe with hanging space as well as drawers and a changing table on the top. 

They’ve also got baby high chairs at £12.99, an essential purchase for all parents to be! 

Other items include a £5.49 New Mum Pamper Back, 12 multi-buy 64 packs of sensitive Baby Wipes (£5.39), a £79.99 bedside crib, and an eight pack of bamboo muslin cloths (£8.99). 

There’s also soothers (£1.99), baby changing mat (£3.99), mini bath support (£9.99), nappies (from £2.59), air soother (£2.99) and family toilet seat (£14.99).

You can find your nearest Aldi here. 

Ben & Jerry’s brand new ice cream treat comes on a stick and fans can’t wait to try it. 

The ‘Peace Pop’ is the first ever ice cream on a stick from the ice cream kings, Ben & Jerry’s. It features Fairtrade vanilla ice cream complete with chocolate chips and even a cookie dough-inspired centre.

The whole thing is then coated in smooth chocolate and dunked onto a stick so you can enjoy on the go. 

It’s been described as beneficial as you won’t need to get a bowl, spoon or do washing up. But we all know you just dig right into the tub of B&J’s anyway, so the real benefit is having this while you do other things, like go on your daily allowed walk. 

The new ice cream will be hitting the freezers in Co-op later this month, and will be £2.20 each or £4 for a pack of three. 

Flavour guru Josine Nohlmans said: “We know people love our cookie dough like their own family or pets.

“So we reimagined it so they never need to leave home without it. Now they can walk their puppy AND enjoy Ben & Jerry’s.”

If you can’t wait, Ben & Jerry’s released the cookie dough recipe so you can remake the Cookie Dough Chunks at home. Perfect lockdown distraction! 

You can now play a virtual game of Cards Against Humanity to help you through the third lockdown.

Unfortunately, as we’re flung into a third national lockdown, virtual quizzes and games look like they might be making a come back. Just when you thought you’d seen the last of Zoom-based organised fun!

The good news is that you can now play Cards Against Humanity with your friends via the internet, in the comfort of your own home, even in your pyjamas if you want. 

It’s super easy to play too and it’s free!

One person in your friendship group needs to head to playingcards.io and ‘create room’ to set up the virtual game.

Then you simply share the code with all the friends you want to play with so you can all see each others moves.

The rules are the same as a real life game of Cards Against Humanity – fill in the blanks of a statement card in the most hurtful, unacceptable and rude way you can. And all have a laugh about it. 

If Cards Against Humanity isn’t for you, or perhaps you just fancy a family game that involves children, you can instead make your own game or play others such as Go Fish, Checkers, Crazy Eights and Match Up. 

Lockdown fun is BACK!