Friday, May 10, 2013

BABY FREEBIES and DEALS

There are soooo many people I know having babies right now so I thought this would be an appropriate and useful post.  

There are tons of ways to get FREE stuff for your baby, coupons, and other great deals.  Below are just a few of the great things I've found.


Contacting Manufacturers:

Valuable Offers and Advice at Every Stage
 
 
Sign up for Similac Strong Moms for up to $329 in benefits.  Enroll today and receive a FREE Shutterfly Pregnancy Journal Photo Book ($30 value).
They give free samples, valuable coupons, and you may be able to get a free Similac Messenger bag at participating hospitals.
 
 
 
Sign up to recieve special offers from Gerber.  You will get great coupons and checks for formula and food!  Click Here to Sign up
 
 
 
Pampers® Village a place to grow
 
Pampers has a Pamper to Grow Rewards Program.  You enter codes off of the diaper packages to redeem for rewards like: donations to organizations, sweepstakes, Posters, prints, announcements, thank you cards, and photos from Shutterfly, Coupon Books, promo codes for discounts, digital downloads, magazine subscriptions, puzzles, Books, Toys, Shampoo and Body wash, swaddler sacks, changing pads,  diaper clutch, wallets, and headphones.
 
Luvs
 
They don't have a great program like Pampers but they do offer photo contests, giveaways, and coupons.  Currently they have a Photo contest going on where your child could win $2,500 in scholarships, a Facebook contest to win a year's supply of diapers, and a coupon for $1.00 off
 
 
Become a member of Cool Savings.
The sign up process will walk you through all kinds of great deals for you and your baby.
Watch what you sign up for...some of them are a bit scammy
 
Johnson & Johnson Baby
Great Coupons and Special offers!
 
 
Sometimes you can also find good deals for participating in parenting classes.
Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition of North Florida offers a FREE Graco Pack n Play for completing  a parenting class on SIDS prevention.  This can be done by a parent or other caregiver.  Most states have similar programs.
 
 
 

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