26 Deals Parents Should Shop Before Target Circle Week Ends

Stock up on packs of diapers and wipes for now and later. With 20 percent off brands like Huggies, Honest and Up & Up, it’s wise to buy packs in baby’s current size, as well as a few in the next size or two up. And, you can grab your favorite wipes, too, as multipacks from WaterWipes, Huggies, Honest and Up & Up are also included in the deal. Parents who buy Huggies will also be happy to hear that you’ll get an extra $1 off their diapers!

Moms in the What to Expect community have long praised the Graco Extend2Fit 3-in-1 car seat for being an easy-to-operate seat that, as the name suggests, can extend to give your child a little more leg room. It’s already super affordable, especially when you take into account that the seat takes your child from rear-facing to booster seating. But during Target Circle Week, the normally $250 car seat is $175 — a rare low price.

These magnetic building tiles have become super popular over the years for their ease of use and versatility. And, possibly because of the popularity, they rarely go on sale. Thanks to Target Circle Week’s toy deal, however, you can save $10 on a 74-piece set ($90, normally $100) or $25 on a 110-piece set ($105, normally $130). 

For the sweetest photo opp or cozzies holiday season, Target has tons of matching family holiday pajama sets for your entire crew, including your four-legged friends! Choose from designs like classic plaid (featured), a wintery ski scene, dreidels for Hanukkah and more. And for families who appreciate spooky season,there are also many Halloween options like glow-in-the-dark mummy or skeleton pajamas.

For last-minute baby purchases like diapers or infant fever reducer, a membership to Shipt might just be a life-saver: You’ll get everything you need the same day without leaving your house. With this deal, you’ll get access to a personal shopper who will buy everything on your list and deliver it to you, all for just $50 for an entire year. If something on your list isn’t available, they’ll immediately reach out so you can choose a replacement item. 

Robin Hilmantel, What to Expect's Senior Director, Editorial Strategy & Growth, has a Shipt membership and says it is worth the money — especially at this price. "It makes busy parenting weeks so much easier when you can place an order on your phone and have it show up at your door in a couple of hours," she says.

And a Shipt membership isn’t  limited to Target: CVS, Walgreens, Sephora and Petsmart are just some of the retailers that offer Shipt services, depending on your area. 

One of our favorite baby shampoos, The Honest Company’s shampoo and body wash is a gentle cleanser perfect for baby’s delicate skin. What’s nice about Honest’s line of baby shampoos is that they smell amazing while still being hypoallergenic and free from phthalates, parabens, dyes and synthetic fragrances. You can check out the rest of their baby care products that are 20 percent off, including this same wash with a citrus vanilla scent.

The holidays are coming, as are birthdays and other occasions where you need gifts for kids. Green Toys’ Target Circle Week deal is a great way to get ahead of your shopping (and save). You can currently get 20 percent off the brand’s baby and toddler toys available, including this shape sorter. Perfect for 6-month-olds and up, it can be played with in multiple ways; baby can sort shapes into the sphere or into the two halves placed flat on the floor, or explore the shapes alone with their hands and mouth.

Bonus: You can stack this deal with Target Circle Week’s toy deal, in which you can get $25 off $100 (or more) on toys. (You can also get $10 off $50 or more on toys, but with the holidays coming, you’ll probably hit the higher number.)

A favorite viral TikTok cleaning product among moms is the Bissell Little Green Carpet Cleaner. But the BISSELL Little Green ProHeat Portable Deep Cleaner ($100, normally $134) is essentially the souped-up version, which can tackle deep stains or messes in carpets or upholstery — something that any parent knows is all-too-common in a household with little ones. It’s lightweight and portable so you can easily take it wherever you need. 

Target has always been ahead of the game when it comes to affordable, fashionable maternity clothes. And during Target Circle Week, you can save 30 percent on Isabel Maternity leggings and jeans. Some favorites from What to Expect moms include the “most comfortable, buttery soft” over-the-belly leggings (featured) and a super stretchy pair of skinny jeans that can even be worn postpartum.  

Both our editors’ favorite prenatal vitamin and a What to Expect Mom Must-Have Award winner three years in a row, the NatureMade prenatal is an all-around great pick for getting the right nutrients while pregnant. Right now is a great time to stock up as you can receive a $5 gift card when you buy a 90 day supply, part of Target’s offer when you spend $25 on certain health and beauty purchases. 

A pregnancy pillow that eases aches and keeps you cool? Yes, that exists. In addition to providing plenty of support, Threshold’s cool touch pregnancy pillow is made of materials that absorb excess heat, a common pregnancy symptom. Most pregnancy pillows cost $60 to $70, so this is a huge saving at $40. (Although it’s not part of Target Circle Week, the popular PharMeDoc U-Shaped Pregnancy Pillow is currently $45, marked down from $90.)

A favorite of What to Expect moms, Auden underwear is the perfect combination of comfortable and affordable — especially now with this deal of four pairs for $18! With tons of styles available, including cheeky, bikini, boy shorts, thongs and more, you can stock up on a bunch of different options. Also, Auden carries tons of plus-size underwear up to 4X in the same variety of styles.

Like diapers and wipes, diaper ointment is a baby essential that you never want to be without. Normally $17 for a 16 oz. tub, A+D Baby Diaper Rash Ointment is $13 during Target Circle Week. Though that may not sound like much, it’s a decent saving if you choose to stock up now.

Jumpers can entertain and even soothe babies, while giving parents some much-needed hands-free. And What to Expect parents love Baby Einstein’s Neighborhood Symphony Activity Jumper for being a compact option that teaches children music and multiple languages. It’s a worthwhile investment at $110, but you get it during Target Circle Week for $66. 

Your baby will need a place to sleep, and this week you can save 15 percent on cribs from Storkcraft, Graco and Delta Children. We’re particular fans of the Storkcraft Santa Monica 5-in-1 crib($213; normally $250),which transforms from a crib, to a toddler bed, to a daybed and finally a full-size bed when used with the appropriate conversion kits. The Storkcraft Santa Monica crib’s minimalist design means it’ll match room changes as your child grows up. If you’re looking for something else that’s on sale, What to Expect parents also like the Graco Hadley 5-in-1 Convertible Crib or the Delta Children Skylar 6-in-1 Convertible Crib.

Winner of the 2023 What to Expect Sleep Awards, the Graco Pack 'n Play On the Go Playard is perfect as a travel crib or safe play space. It can even be used as a changing station, thanks to a portable changing pad and built-in storage pouch for diapers, wipes and creams. It’s already super affordable at $80, but it’s a steal during Target Circle Week at $56. 

Your baby will go through a lot of laundry in that first year, so you’ll want to use Target Circle Week to stock up and save on Dreft laundry detergent. This week you can get $2 off any size of Newborn, Active Baby or Family-Friendly detergent. That may not seem like a lot, but Dreft detergent is also part of Target’s home care purchase deal. So, some quick Mom Math: If you buy two 165 oz. bottles of Dreft Detergent and some disinfecting wipes to keep in your diaper bag, that $15 gift card is yours. 

If you still don’t know what your little one is going to be for Halloween, Target’s costume section has you covered. With Target’s Circle Week deal, there are tons of adorable baby and toddler costumes for under $20. Our favorites include a sweet pumpkin or unicorn outfit or beloved character-inspired options like Bluey, Peppa Pig or Cinderella. Target also has several adaptive costumes that are accessibility friendly, with options like Chase from Paw Patrol, Elsa from Frozen or a classic costume like a firefighter.

This mom-approved Cuisinart toaster oven can really do it all — use it to bake, broil, toast, roast and even air fry. In fact, Leah Rocketto, Associate Commerce Director at What to Expect, calls it a “magical machine” because it saves her a ton of time prepping dinners and daycare meals for her daughter. In just an hour or less, she can prep a week’s worth of breakfasts and lunches, thanks to the multiple trays that can be used at once inside the oven. Although it’s worth the normal ticket price of $230, it’s currently $100 — the lowest price we’ve ever seen! So now is a great time to grab one!

Another time saver for busy parents is just about any Dyson vacuum — but the V8 stick vacuum ($300, normally $430) is a particularly great pick. The cordless design makes it so easy to operate, so you can just quickly pull it out and clean up an accident or give your living room a speedy refresh. It also transforms into a handheld and comes with multiple brush heads to tackle hard-to-reach areas like corners. And, families with cats or dogs will love to hear that the V8 is especially great at deep cleaning to suck up pet hair.

For affordable stocking stuffers or fun crafts to do now with your kids, check out this deal on tons of Crayola activity kits. There are options for multiple ages, like the Scribble Scrubbie Pets Tub Set which allows kids aged 3 years and up to color their own pet figurines. Then, they can “wash” them in the tub and start over again with a new design. Or, older kids can enjoy the Wixels Animal Activity Kit which includes two coloring sets and washable markers to create pixelated art using the included design or coming up with their own idea. And, they can also be washed and reused for hours of coloring!

Looking for a fun activity to do with your kids leading up to Halloween? These Mondo Llama Halloween craft kits are not only simple to set up, but they will entertain little and big kids. The Día de Muertos Foam Calaveras Kit is great for younger kids and includes 16 mini skulls plus tons of colorful stickers, sequins and poms that your kids can use to create their own vision. For your older ones, try the Paint-Your-Own Wood Ghosts and Bat Kit that gives them everything they need to design their own wooden Halloween decorations. The best part? You can get each of these kits for less than $10 with this great deal.

There are never enough ways to save on household cleaning products or paper goods. Now is the perfect time to stock up on things like paper towels, toilet paper, disinfecting wipes and more, as you’ll get a $15 gift card for purchases you’d make anyways. Included in the deal are mega packs of Cottonelle toilet paper, Mrs. Meyer’s all-purpose cleaning sprays and the powerhouse Scrub Mommy dual-sided scrubber and sponge, just to name a few. It’s the one time that cleaning up baby’s spills will actually get you money back!

If your house has thicker carpets or requires serious suction power, the Shark Navigator ($180, normally $300) won’t disappoint, especially at such an amazing price. With a self-cleaning brushroll and easy-swivel head, this vacuum is a breeze to maneuver and will suck up dirt, dust and hair even from deep within carpets. It also transforms into a handheld for cleaning couches, stairs or hard-to-reach areas.

The KitchenAid stand mixer is pricey at $450, which is why this Target Circle Week offer is a seriously good deal at $280!,Baking Christmas cookies with your kids will be so much fun (and easy!) with this 5.5-quart mixer. It can mix, beat and whip for batches of cookie dough, fluffy cakes and more. Plus, the bowl-lift design is particularly great for kneading bread dough because it’s more powerful than the tilt-head mixer. 

Make Christmas decorating easier than ever thanks to artificial trees, which are 50 percent off at Target this week. For a classic look, there’s the Pre-Lit Slim Virginia Pine Artificial Christmas Tree Clear Lights (featured) that stands at 7.5 feet tall and just over 3 feet wide, so it'll look impressive in your living room. If you’d like a slightly smaller tree, there’s a 6-foot Virginia Pine or a flocked 7-foot Douglas Fir for a snowy touch. Or, to switch things up this year, check out more unique options like this all-white Alberta Spruce or this pink tabletop tree.