How To Save Money On DIAPERS - You Don't Need Coupons With These Mom Hac...

The smell of Pampers diapers reminds me of when my kids were newborns. Anyone else?

Hate spending money on diapers? Me too. You don't need to be an extreme couponer to save on diapers. You don't even need to print a coupon if you don't want to. You just need to know these 6 tips on saving.

(Watch the video to see all of my tips and explanations)





Tip 1- Download The Pampers App


You get FREE stuff for buying diapers! You collect the points in the diaper packages & redeem those points for FREE stuff! It's so easy, and FREE. (I demonstrate this in the video)

Click Here To Download The Pampers App
Click Here To Download The Canada App





Tip 2- Make A Registry & Put Diapers On It

You will get a discount on diapers & get FREE stuff!!

Click Here To Start a Registry




Tip 3- Coupons

You can find diaper coupons online at coupons.com. You can also use rebate apps like Ibotta to get money back after buying diapers. I also have a post on the Top 5 Apps That You Need To Save Money On Baby Products & Diapers

Click Here To See What FREE Apps Can Save You Money On Baby






Tip 4- Clearance

Yes, diapers go on clearance. How awesome is that?






Tip 5- Emails

Sign up for emails! Companies like Pampers will email you with coupons & let you know when sales & promotions are running




Tip 6- Order Online 

Amazon has a program called Amazon Family where you can get a discount on every diaper order!
They also run sales and have coupons on diapers all of the time and you don't need to be a prime member to get the discount.

Join Amazon Family Here





Have anymore ideas? I'd love to hear them

Target Couponing Deals & Dollar Spot Clearance Haul- How To Coupon For T...

I love when the Dollar Spot stuff goes on clearance!!



All coupons this week are from coupons.com



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Target Couponing Haul & How To- Week Of June 18, 2017

I dont have links for the coupons in this video. It was a last minute thing. Most came from coupons.com

Any awesome Walgreens deals? I'm stopping there, tomorrow.

Teething Must Haves! For Babies & Toddlers - Pain Relief & Helping Those...

Teething is probably my least favorite part of parenting. I love being a mommy, and I love when my babies need me, but staying up for days and watching my kids in pain is just the worst. I think that we can all agree that watching our babies cry is the absolute worst feeling, ever.

I've noticed (with both of my kiddos) that they needed different types of teethers at different stages of teething. I've also learned that Infant Advil is a life saver on really bad days. I'm not a huge fan of having to give my little ones medicine, but I'm so glad that it's there when they really need it. 

The video below goes into detail on our must haves, but here is the list-

1-Infant Advil  (for bad days/nights)

2- Amber Teething Necklace (I swear that ours helped)

3- Silicone Teething Necklace (convenient for shopping trips)

4-The Teething Egg- (perfect for babies cutting front teeth)

5-Soothie Pacifier- (easy to chew on)

6-Hard Top Sippy Cups- (so they cant chew the mouthpiece off)

Check Out The Video For a Better Look at Why We Need These Products

teething must haves

Best Kid's Apps For Traveling

If you don't follow our blog or our YouTube Channel, you may not know that we travel often. Very often. Almost every weekend often. 

We have a 5 year old son, and our daughter just turned 2. I wanted to share their favorite apps. The ones that get us through road trips and nights in hotels. 

Some of these apps are FREE, because I love free! Who doesn't? 

All of these apps are Kindle compatible, and they also work with any iPad. (We use Kindles for traveling)

Hooked on Phonics Learn to Read Classroom Edition

Most of the apps on this list are FREE, but this one is a whopping $49.99. Yes, I know. 

You remember that series from the commercials from when we were kids? Well, now it's an app. 

We love this app! I hardly ever spend more than $2 on an app, but this app is so worth every penny. Not only does it help kiddos read and learn phonics, it also doesn't require internet to run. This means that the kids can play games, watch videos, and read in the car. All while learning! This one is my favorite. Hands down.

PBS Kids Video

This app is completely FREE, and my toddler loves it. It plays videos from their favorite PBS shows, like Sesame Street. This app does require internet, so it doesn't work in the car. It's great for hotel rooms, though. My toddler can navigate the app on her own. Great for keeping her entertained while I'm getting her big brother and myself ready for the day. 

The Kindle App

When I tell other moms that Kindle has children's books, they are blown away. I can't tell ya how many moms don't know about all of the FREE kid friendly books. This app is FREE and theyre are plenty of FREE books. We love this for car rides, and it works great for bedtime stories in hotel rooms. 

Crayola DigiTools Paint

Another great FREE app. This app is a simple coloring app, with lots of colors and textures to choose from. It doesn't need internet, so it's perfect for the car. 

Free Flow

This app is one of my son's favorite. You match each colored dot to the matching dot. This game is addicting, and helps time pass during long trips. The app is FREE and doesn't require internet to play.

Sonic Dash

This FREE app brings back some nostalgia for me. I loved to play Sonic when I was a kid. This app doesn't need internet, and my son loves it. A great game to keep kiddos occupied. 

(....and us nostalgic parents also)

Smash Hit

This game is more for older kids. My son loves this game, and I love that it was free and doesn't require internet. It's a simple game that can get pretty hard. I actually enjoy playing this game also. You aim at glass pieces while you're moving. Give it a try. 

Minecraft

This game pretty much speaks for itself. This game is pretty calming for my son. There's no time limit; and no losing in creative mode. He can build all we wants and he cant get upset about losing a level (since there is no wining and losing) He can easily play this for an hour and be content the whole time. A total win when we're traveling for multiple hours. 

The Audible App

The Audible app reads books to you. Even kids books. There is a fee for this one, but it's great for road trips. The kiddos can listen to a book while they doodle.

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Kennedy Space Center VLOG - We Touched The Moon!

  We finally made it to Florida for a family vacation. Hubby and I hadn't been down since spring break, in college. We knew that we wanted to explore a few places while we were there, instead of spending our whole week at Disney. My husband and my 5 year old son are total space nerds, and I love any trip that can spin into a homeschool lesson, so we chose The Kennedy Space Center. This place was super fun. Our toddler actually loved it. Tons of family friendly learning, and we even got to touch the moon! I'll have a post with tips and tricks soon. This one is just our vlog. One tip for now- Get there early! We made the mistake of thinking that we would spnd the same amount of time that we would at a museum, and we didnt have enough time to do everything.

Ideas For Learning States! Games & Activities- Capitals & Facts- Homesc...

  I decided to start a series of videos/posts to show everyone what we're using for curriculum in different subjects. This video is about learning states, and the games that we use to help our kids learn.

Do you have any awesome suggestions? I'd love to hear them.