Ignore the order link it's distributed for free
These are free at the pdf list of participating pharmacies like Priceline and Chemist Warehouse etc: https://acrobat.adobe.com/link/review?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:6…
They each came with a mini tub of sudocrem (10g ea) and a newborn Huggies nappy. I combined them so not sure what was in what bag, but there was also an eye wipe sample, Gaia hair and body wash sample, children's book about water safety, 10pk of Huggies wipes, and a 3 pack of tooshies newborn nappies (which are eco friendly).
There were also pamphlets about vaccinations, products, alcohol and two magazines.
They are either given out at hospitals or can be collected from participating pharmacies around Australia.
There are 2 types of bag; 'Mum to be' and 'New mum'. When they ask which one you would like, ask if you can get both (so far they have given me both each time).
I'm not going to comment on you getting a bunch of them, I've definitely ended up with probably half a dozen between the kids, but like, I will say, why would you bother?
Sure, the Sudo lasts a little while, and sure, a small pack of wipes in your nappy bag is better than lugging a full pack around…but like, how much use can you really get out of a single nappy and some samples?
Again, I'm not gonna comment on getting numerous ones of them, I don't think you're actually taking anything from anyone in need because those people 1 are gonna go somewhere to get more than one nappy and 2 aren't going to be saved by being given one nappy…but it's defintely something I fail to see the worth of doing multiple times. Nonetheless, it's a freebie, so I approve of the deal.