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I have it and it i worth it for me. they have altered it so you can now only get one shipment per month for the subscribe and save but it is still a good deal. Right now I just get diapers and vaseline on subscribe and save.
I used to also get lansinoh lanolin, breast milk bags, nursing pads also on subscribe and save. I never got wipes though because they are cheaper at costco

Also, I signed up for the free 30 day trial when I was on a medical leave last year and it was AWESOME doing the free streaming and book borrow. I loved it.

I just added deodorant to my SS! It was cheap, like $4 for a two pack.

I love prime and subscribe and save. We use it for paper towels, toilet paper, cleaning supplies, prenatals, and gu. I love that I can move deliveries from month to month if I have too many!

I'm not 100% sure if this is accurate, but I think if you are a Prime member you're automatically eligible for Amazon Mom. I'm already a Prime member and they sent me a message a while back when I set up my baby registry about how Prime members also have Amazon Mom benefits.

For me, the annual fee is totally worth it. I live in NYC and don't have access to any big-box discount stores and also don't have the ability to drive to one anyway to stock up. When we go shopping adn buy something large we have to take a cab home! So the free shipping I get easily pays for the fee and then some. Also, since DH and I don't care what brands we use for things like shampoo, toilet paper, mouthwash, etc. - I am able to get 'big-box' discounts on those items avoiding the huge NYC mark-ups. For example, the breathe-right strips I use cost $16/box at my local drugstore adn the same exact box costs $11 on Amazon. If I buy more at a time I can get it for even cheaper. We used to pay over $1/roll for toilet paper and I've cut it down to less than 50 cents a roll by changing the brand and buying in bulk.

AT this point I don't do any 'subscribe and save' items since I find that it's actually cheaper for us to wait until we're actually out of something before ordering it. Plus, I like to be able to search and see if another brand is available for less. But it's nice to have the option, I'm sure especially for things like diapers that you always need a ton of.

@cascademom: I get ym Rainbow Light prenatals through subscribe and save too-- way cheaper. Plus I don't have to remember to go out and get them.

I haven't signed up for Prime or Mom yet but I imagine we will once we have the baby. I won't do the diapers right away until I feel like I have a better handle on the sizes though.

@Foodnerd81: I signed up for Mom before I was pregnant like a year or so before. Getting diapers on Amazon Mom have been awesome for us. I overbought on some diapers and have some sitting around now, but overall it's been worth it to us.

@bunnylove08: Same with us! We have to do all of our shopping on the weekends too and in multiple trips since we don't have a way to transport a lot of goods at once. So the online shopping has already been super helpful in preserving our 'fun time'. As long as we can wait 2-3 days for an item to arrive we do not go to an actual store to buy it!

I subscribe to diapers, baby food pouches, and Amy's organic soup.
Sometimes we aren't ready for the diapers and I just cancel that months shipment and buy on amazon when we are ready, if its between shipments

@hilsy85: yes this. My husband swears the UPS guys sees our last name and knows the address

We have both Costco and Amazon Prime/Mom. I love subscribe and save on amazon for diapers and wipes. The free two day shipping on everything is awesome. After trying a few different types of diapers (including the Costco brand), we figured out that we're Pampers people, which they don't have at Costco.

I love Amazon Prime. We don't have a Costco membership and I've toyed with the idea of it, but I think I'd wind up spending so much extra money at Costco because I'll be "oh! peanut-butter pretzels! let's buy a huge jar of that."

I get diapers (though we mostly use cloth, but need disposables for sending LO to daycare), wipes, vitamins, toilet paper, batteries, dishwashing liquid, tissues, and other random things. You can always change your subscription to deliver sooner than later, as long as you remember when your shipment is supposed to come.

We have it and love it. I get diapers and wipes and diaper pail liners. For diapers, I always get the largest box they have. When DS was a newborn I did two boxes a month but only opened them one at a time; if he needed to go up in a size I'd return the unopened box(es) since they have free returns. It is easy to change your subscription for both size and quantity. I get diaper pail liners every 3 months and wipes every other month (720 at a time). We have both a Costco and Sam's Club membership and I found that Amazon was cheaper. Keep in mind if you get a Costco membership that they only sell Huggies brand (or Kirkland brand which is just like Huggies); this wasn't an option for us since Huggies give my LOs severe diaper rash.

We have prime- use it maybe once a month for shipping but I totally love it for the free instant videos. Way better selection than Netflix in my opinion as I always thought Netflix was full of B movies. Amazon has a lot of top rated movies, tv shows for free with related options.

We have prime. I'm kind of confused about what kind of extras I would get if I also signed up for Amazon mom. Right now we live in a small town in the middle of nowhere, so I love that I can just order things with free shipping if I don't want to make a big trip with DD into the city (1 hour away by car). I guess this will change when we move to that city in the fall, but I think I'll still keep our prime membership b/c I'm sure we'll use it!

@skibobrown: Amazon Mom is free!

@Modern Daisy: haha, my DH would kill me if i started buying everything in bulk online, even if we saved $, because where do you store it all in a NYC apt?!

I currently get the free shipping aspect of prime because my mom listed me as an additional user on hers, so i don't pay for it. I'm wondering if it's worthwhile to pay for it separately to get Amazon Mom though.

@skibobrown: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/mom/signup?ie=UTF8&*Version*=1&*entries*=0