I’m a savvy mum and picked up lots of Christmas stocking fillers in Boots sale – I got bargains from just 50p

A SAVVY mum has saved herself loads on Christmas stocking fillers after bagging sale bargains from Boots - with some costing just 50p.

Paris saved £40 on some toys for her kids as well as picking up smaller pieces to go along with presents.

Posting her Christmas haul on private group , which has 2.2million members, the mum of four said: "Absolutely loads of huge discounts in Boots today.

"I got plenty stocking fillers for 50p. 

"The VTech toys are £20 on most other websites and the Leapfrog puppy is usually £40/50 but it’s £10 on Boots."

Paris also picked up LOL Surprise bath soap confetti and Disney Princess bath fizzer for just 50p in her haul, as well as hair and beauty pieces from just 60p.

She added: "I managed to get loads, I've [done] two orders.

"There’s over 600 products. Some are out of stock. But a lot of the toys I mentioned are [in stock].

"I typed in clearance. Then I clicked sort price low-high. There’s still a lot of cheap stuff."

Sharing snaps of her shopping basket, Paris showed that she bagged 33 items for £60.

Social media users have been racing to bag their own bargains, but some have been left disappointed.

One said: "Lots out of stock but managed to get a few Frozen sets for Christmas."

A second added: "I was late to this party nearly everything is out of stock now."

And a third asked: "Is it time to start our Christmas shopping?"

Elsewhere, meet the mum who's already got her Christmas pressies wrapped – people say she's mad, but she's saved £5k thanks to early bargain-hunting.

Tahnee Beck, 33, hits the stores on Boxing Day and bags gifts like seasonal pyjamas, decorations and wrapping paper.

She then picks up other bargains throughout the year.

And she says she reckons Christmas only costs her half what it does those who leave it until the last minute.

The mum-of-two, who works in marketing, from Norfolk, said: "I just can't bear to part with the money and then see everything reduced.

"I even buy things for next Christmas on my birthday, which is December 27."