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Can you claim Emma's Diary packs again for a second baby?

What do the live Emma's Diary terms actually say?

The legal wording is shorter than the marketing page. Lifecycle Marketing Group Ltd's terms (page updated 22 March 2024, re-checked 10 September 2026) treat gift packs as Samples and cap them.

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Marketing page versus terms
Source (checked 10 September 2026)What it saysWhat it does not say
Gift-pack how-to (24 July 2026)Two packs: Mum-to-Be from early pregnancy; Bump-to-Baby from week 27. Collect at Boots or Argos after you join.A new pair of packs for every later pregnancy
Gift-pack T&Cs on the same site familyUK only; one per customer only; contents may vary and may be withdrawn; not cash; resale banned; no medical-authority endorsementThat a second due date resets the counter
Site terms, Samples paragraphOffers limited to the UK at one Sample per customer onlyPermission to open a second membership to collect again
Registration form fieldsAsks for a second and third child's date of birthThat those fields unlock extra till barcodes
Quoted from cms.emmasdiary.co.uk terms (updated 22 March 2024) and the 24 July 2026 gift-pack pages, all checked 10 September 2026. 'One per customer' is the live cap. Argos's public FAQ says you can collect two packs in one pregnancy (one while pregnant, one after birth), which matches the two named packs — not a second-baby reprint.

Creating extra accounts to reprint barcodes sits against 'one Sample per customer'. This page does not walk through that.

How do you update the same account for a new due date?

The form already expects later children. Use the login you already have. If the due date on file is simply wrong, that is a different fix: correct a wrong due date on a baby-club account.

  1. Log in, do not register Open emmasdiary.co.uk or the app with the original email. Use forgotten-password if needed. A second registration is a new customer record, which the terms do not invite.
  2. Open profile / children Update the current due date or add the next child's date of birth in the fields the club already shows (second and third child). That is how the club times emails, not a hidden pack reset.
  3. Read the live pack screen Open gift packs and see which barcodes, if any, still show as available. A greyed or 'already redeemed' state is the system applying the one-per-customer cap.
  4. Preference Centre If you only wanted timed emails and not partner mail, change third-party options in the Preference Centre (website Profile, or the app information button). The Data FAQs describe that path.
  5. Ask the club, not a forum workaround If a till already took both named packs on the first pregnancy, write to Emma's Diary via the site contact route and quote the one-per-customer line. Staff may or may not reopen a barcode; that is their discretion, not a published second-baby right.

Does listing a second child's date of birth unlock new packs?

No published sentence on the gift-pack or terms pages, checked 10 September 2026, says that adding another date of birth reprints Mum-to-Be and Bump-to-Baby. Those date fields sit on the same forms that personalise 'FREE samples in the post' and weekly emails. Personalisation is not an entitlement.

Your Baby Club is clearer for a second baby: its FAQ says log in and edit Answers rather than signing up again. That club's Welcome Box is a different product with postage — see Your Baby Club vs Emma's Diary.

What if the till says the barcode is already used?

A used barcode is the usual end of the till-pack offer for that customer, not a prompt to invent a new email. Ask the store to confirm they scanned the current voucher (printed PDF versus an expired app code — see Emma's Diary app barcode expires in 20 minutes). If the scan is genuinely spent, the terms have been applied.

  • Keep the same membership for emails, hospital-bag leaflets and any new member offers the club adds later.
  • Do not treat a second pregnancy as a reason to clone the account.
  • Labour-information booklets from a midwife are a separate object, not a reprint of the Argos bag — Emma's Diary labour information pack.

In short, can a second baby have the same till packs?

In shortOfficial wording on 10 September 2026 is still one sample per customer in the UK. Two named packs exist on one membership. A new due date retimes content; it does not, on the published terms, restart the till offer. Update the account you already have. Extra logins are not a method this page will set out.

Questions parents ask

I never collected the Bump-to-Baby pack first time. Can I take it now I am pregnant again?
If that barcode still shows as unredeemed on the same account, the July 2026 how-to still points you to Boots or Argos with a printed voucher or app scan. If the system already marks it redeemed, the one-per-customer terms have been applied. The live pack screen is the record, not a forum post.
Does Argos saying 'two packs' mean two pregnancies?
No. Argos's Emma's Diary FAQ, checked 10 September 2026, says two packs in one pregnancy: one while pregnant and one after the baby arrives. That matches Mum-to-Be and Bump-to-Baby, not a second-baby reprint.
Will Emma's Diary post me a second set if I tick 'I have children'?
The gift-pack page describes till collection, not an automatic second parcel when you add a child count. Some marketing lines mention samples in the post; those are separate from the named till packs and still sit under the one-sample-per-customer cap.
Is this the same as putting the wrong due date on the account?
No. A mistyped due date is an account-data error. A second baby is a new date on purpose. Use the wrong-due-date guide for the first problem; use this page for the terms cap.

Sources

Official pages first. If this page and the official page disagree, the official page wins.

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