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FirstCry is an Indian baby, kids and maternity store. Its catalogue covers the essentials parents buy most - diapers and wipes, baby care, clothing for newborns through teenagers, footwear, toys and learning products - with a wide range of brands stocked alongside FirstCry's own ranges. The site's Offer Zone promises guaranteed savings on diapers, clothes and toys, with cashback codes, wallet benefits and bank offers, and EMI is available on HDFC, Citi, ICICI, Axis and HSBC cards. Offers include bundle promotions such as a cart deal pairing Mamy Poko diaper purchase with 30% off clothes and shoes. Orders ship across India, and the FirstCry app carries app-only deals.
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Deal
FirstCry's offers page carries a bundle promotion: add Mamy Poko Extra Absorb diapers worth 750 rupees to the cart and get 30% off on clothes and shoes.
No code needed — the offer applies at checkout
each with a source and check date
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