Take that Kmart! Aldi Australia launch biggest and cheapest new kids bedroom range
Super cute!
Aldi Australia is taking on Kmart in the battle of the kids bedrooms.
Launching a new, never seen before ‘Kid’s Retreat’ range, Aldi have the goods to spruce up your kids bedrooms.
The fastest and cheapest way to update any bedroom is a new quilt cover.
A change of style and colour can completely transform the look and feel of a room.
Quilt cover sets. Image: Aldi
Quilt cover sets. Image: Aldi
Aldi has 6 new quilt cover sets, priced at just $9.99 you can afford to update more than just one room.
Each set includes a single bed quilt cover and pillow case.
Single and King Single sheet sets. Image: Aldi
To match your new quilt cover with fresh new sheet sets. Available in a huge 8 assorted colours, the fitted sheet set is $19.99 and King Single $24.99
Each set includes a flat sheet, fitted sheet and a pillow case.
Rechargeable bear night lights. Image: Aldi
How cute are these rechargeable bear night lights? Super soft touch silicone, 2 brightness modes, 3 hour auto shut and includes a USB recharging cable.
Available in 4 stylish colours and priced at $9.99
Conni bed pad. Image: Aldi
If your little one is ready to transition out of nighttime nappies or pull-ups, the Conni bed pad is a must-buy.
The pad is reusable and can hold up to 2.5 litres of liquid over an 8 hour period. Included is a progress calendar for your child to track and also tips on toilet training. 2 designs and priced at $39.99
Storage hamper. Image: Aldi
Pop up storage hampers, perfect for laundry, toys, anything! Both styles are $6.49.
Storage hamper. Image: Aldi
Aldi’s $9.99 plush throws are perfect for a little extra warmth at night with cooler weather on the way. They are super soft and available in 5 colours.
Plush throws. Image: Aldi
All these and more are on sale as part of the Aldi Special Buys sale on Wednesday February 12.
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Michelle Connolly has worked as a photo director, social media manager and photo editor at some of Australia's biggest media companies, including New Idea. She is now editor of Practical Parenting and loving mum-of-two.
