huggies ultra dry nappies boys size 3: 50% off at Woolworths

Half price at Woolies this week. Millie Moon Luxury Nappies Size 2 Infant (4-8kg) 48-pack is sitting at $8.75, down from the regular $17.50. That's not a small discount buried in the fine print, it's 50% off on one of the better-regarded nappy brands available at Australian supermarkets.

If you've got a baby in the 4-8 kg range, this is the week to stock up.

Where to Find Millie Moon Luxury Nappies Size 2 for the Cheapest Price

Right now Woolworths is the clear winner. At $8.75 for 48 nappies, you're paying $0.18 per nappy. Aldi has their Mamia range in a similar size bracket, but the Millie Moon pack at Aldi sits at $9.99, working out to $0.34 per nappy. Coles has the same Millie Moon 48-pack on special too, also marked down from $20.00, but only to $10.00, or $0.45 per nappy. IGA has it on special from $12.00 down to $11.00, though the per-unit figure is considerably higher there.

That means Woolies is $1.24 cheaper than Aldi and $1.25 cheaper than Coles for the same pack. Over a week's worth of nappies for an infant, that adds up fast.

Worth calling out: Coles' regular price of $20.00 vs Woolworths' regular price of $17.50 is an interesting gap on its own. Both are on special this week, but even at full price, Woolies normally has the edge on this one.

Is $8.75 Actually a Good Deal?

Yes, genuinely. For context, budget and supermarket-label nappies in Australia typically run $0.15 to $0.30 per nappy, while mid-range brands sit around $0.30 to $0.45 each. Premium and eco-friendly options push well above $0.45. Millie Moon pitches itself as a premium brand, the kind with a CloudTouch softness layer, double leak guards, and dermatologist-tested credentials. At the regular $17.50 price, it sits firmly in the mid-to-premium range at $0.36 per nappy.

At $8.75, though, you're getting it for less than the cheapest supermarket nappies cost per unit on a normal week. That's genuinely unusual for a brand at this level.

The ACCC's supermarket inquiry, which wrapped up its final report in early 2025, found that Coles and Woolworths hold entrenched market advantages and that real competition in the sector is limited. One outcome parents can actually use from all that scrutiny: comparing prices across stores before you buy. A difference of $1.25 per pack sounds minor, but on a product you're buying every fortnight for two or three years, it adds up to real money.

Millie Moon vs Alternatives: What Else Is Worth Knowing

Aldi's Mamia nappies are the go-to private-label comparison. They're consistently priced around $0.20-0.25 per nappy at regular price and have a solid following among Australian parents who rate them well above their price point. This week, though, the maths don't favour them, the Millie Moon special at Woolies beats Mamia's price per nappy.

Coles has their own private-label nappy range (CUB) which is stocked as an everyday affordable option. Same story: good for a normal week, but not the right comparison when Millie Moon is at half price.

Reviews of Millie Moon on Australian product review sites are mixed in the usual ways, most parents rate the absorbency and softness highly, though some have flagged fit issues for babies who are on the leaner side. Size 2 covers 4-8 kg, so if your baby is around the 4 kg mark and on the slimmer end, it might be worth trying one pack before buying in bulk.

Smart Shopping Tips for Nappy Season

A few things worth knowing before you head to Woolies:

• Buy multiples if your baby fits the size range comfortably. Half-price specials like this don't linger, and nappies don't expire. If your baby is solidly in the 4-8 kg range and you've already tried this brand, grab two or three packs.
• Check your Everyday Rewards points balance. Nappy sales are often combined with bonus points offers or Everyday Extra discounts. The Woolworths app will tell you if there's a stacked offer this week.
• Size up with caution. Some parents buy the next size up during a sale to get ahead of the growth curve. That works fine for most babies, but Size 2 runs quite small, if your baby is close to 8 kg already, Size 3 might be the better buy even at full price.
• Aldi Mamia is still the best everyday option when Millie Moon isn't on special. At normal prices, Mamia's per-nappy cost is hard to beat at the volume Australian families go through.

The total saving versus buying the same pack at Coles full price ($20.00) is $11.25. Even against the current Coles special price, you're saving $1.25 per pack. Buy four packs today and that's a $5 saving on what you'd spend at Coles this week alone.

If the Woolworths special has sold out near you, Coles at $10.00 is still a reasonable price for this brand, better than paying full price anywhere.