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Babies R Us Coupons
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Follow this link to save 20% off regular priced baby gear, select toddler furniture and travel accessories when you shop in stores. +More

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Bed Bath And Beyond Coupons
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Follow through and sign-up for the Bed Bath & Beyond newsletter to receive 20% off one item with in-store savings certificate (mailed directly to home address). +More

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Gap Coupons
15% Off

Print up this in-store discount to get a 15% savings on your orders of $75 or more at the Gap Outlet. +More

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Right Start Coupons
10% Off

Print this offer to get a 10% savings on one item on your next in store purchase. +More

Cannot be used with other offer and exclusions apply. Limited time offer.

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Recently Expired Strollers Coupons

  • $10 off Every $50 You Spend on Car Seats, Strollers & Gear Follow this link to save $10 off with every $500 you spend on all car seats, strollers, travel systems high chairs, swings, bouncers, entertainers, play yards, bassinets & walkers when you shop in stores.
  • Printable: $10 off $50 or More Follow this link to save $10 off your purchase if $50 or more when you shop in stores.
  • Printable: $10 off Orders of $50 or More Follow this link to save $10 on your order of $50 or more when you shop in stores. Some restrictions may apply.
  • Printable - 10% off Orders of $75 or More - Gap Outlet Only Save 10% off any order of $75 or more at the Gap Outlet Store. Click through the link, print out and take to your local outlet store.
  • Printable:$75 off Stoller, Car Seat & Travel System Purchase of $300+ Follow this link to save $75 when you spend $300 or more on coordinating infant car seats, strollers & travel systems when you shop in stores.
  • Printable: $50 off Stoller, Car Seat & Travel System Purchase of $200+ Follow this link to save $50 when you spend $200 or more on coordinating infant car seats, strollers & travel systems when you shop in stores.
  • Printable: $10 off $50 or More Follow this link to get $10 off your purchase of $50 or more when you shop in stores.
  • Printable: 30% off In Store Order At Factory Store Valid April 21st only. Click through the link, print out and take to your local Factory Store.
  • Printable: 30% off Entire In-Store Purchase On April 21st save 30% off your entire in-store purchase. Click through the link, print out and take to your local Gap outlet store.
  • $20 off Every $100 You Spend on Car Seats, Strollers & Travel Systems Follow this link to save $20 off with every $100 you spend on all car seats, strollers and travel systems when you shop in stores.
  • Printable: Save 20% off Baby Trend Chrissy Collection Follow this link to save 20% off Baby Trend Chrissy collection when you shop in stores.
  • Printable: 20% off Regular Priced Car Seats, Strollers &Travel Systems Follow this link to get 20% off any regular priced car seats, strollers or travel systems when you shop in stores.
  • Printable Deals for Members Only: Save up to 25% on Select Items Follow this link to save up to 25% on select items when you shop in stores. This offer is valid for BRU members only.
  • In Store: 20% off Regularly-Priced Items Save 20% off regularly-priced items in store only. Valid today only.
  • Printable Deal: 15% off $75+ at Outlet Stores Take this offer to your local Outlet store for 15% off your total purchase of $75 or more.

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Five Most Expensive Baby Products for the Rich and Richer

By SavingsMommie
at 9:54AM, a year ago | under Loose Change

Every time I turn on the TV, I see previews go out for "Pregnant in Heels,"  a new show on Bravo TV about Rosie Pope, who is the maternity concierge for the rich and privileged.  She takes her expertise of providing high end services to the rich and showcases it on TV.

While ridiculous at times, I do find it fascinating to see what sort of things billion dollar babies have access to.  I equally enjoy watching new mothers--very rich mothers--buying everything and trying everything just because they can.

The market for baby products are a multi-billion dollar industry and it's also a constantly growing industry.  Every year I go to the biggest event for juvenile products and I can't even get through a quarter of the convention floor before I need to take a long break. 

It's just that big.

So exactly what do these babies have access to and how over-the-top are these items.  I found five of my favorites that are ridiculously expensive and things that we probably wouldn't buy--or moreso, couldn't afford.

IRS Says Yes to the Breast with Tax Deductions for Breastfeeding Equipment

By SavingsMommie
at 6:55AM, a year ago | under Newsworthy

Finally, I have something in common with politicians (well, some).  The fact that they are taking a strong stance on the importance of breastfeeding.  Just recently, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced that they would reverse a ruling that didn't qualify breast pumps and other lactation supplies as a medical care expense.

For someone like myself who has a flexible spending account (FSA), I would not be able to claim or get reimbursed for a breast pump, under the old tax ruling.  After the recent announcement by the IRS, however, breastfeeding mothers can now claim it.  This is a huge victory.

Ride a Zigo Carrier Bike and Save Money

By SavingsMommie
at 8:56AM, a year ago | under Product Review

After going through a traumatizing car accident recently (with my kids in tow), it got me thinking more than ever about ways that I could transport my kids to and from our daily activities

Before the accident, I was looking at mini-vans, but the gas consumption did not match up with the green lifestyle I've been trying to maintain.

I may, however, have found transportation salvation in the form of the Zigo carrier bike.