I was never really a coupon cutter. I used to cut out the toilet paper and paper towel coupons and then get to Target and always forget them. But now that I am staying at home, I have become more conscious of where my dollar goes. I do buy the conventional brands, but also buy more of the organic brands. They are not cheap. Actually, food in general isn't cheap anymore.
So I stumbled upon 2 great blog/websites that might be of interest.
www.printable-coupons.blogspot.com.
www.mambosprouts.com
www.horizonorganic.com
www.organicvalley.com
www.organicgrocerydeals.com
You can Google any brand name you like to find coupons. When you find the coupon you want, you download and print. Note: Most sites only let you print the coupon once. Even if you put in a few different email addresses. Somehow it remembers the computer.
Happy printing!
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
FTC wants to regulate Mom Blogs
I read a couple of days ago that the FTC wants to get their dirty little paws involved in the regulation of Mom Blogs. WHAT! Are you kidding me? Of course not! Mom blogs are one of the fastest rising communities on the internet. You can create them for free mostly and earn money by advertising. I'm not quite there yet, but I would like to be. So this means, that I could give my opinion about a product. If you don't like it, you could take legal action against me. So whatever I say on here is my opinion and my opinion only. It's for reading pleasure.
This whole things scares me a bit. I enjoy sharing my local fun finds that could make your life easier. And I like the outlet, since I am not working at the moment.
Hey, this is how we women are. We ask each other for advice. We moms stick together. It's a common bond we share that men will never understand. So for that reason, we need each other.
I recently was on the Baby's R Us website looking for a potty because poop is our lives. I looked for the potty that had the highest rating. I was curious why, so I clicked on the reviews. All of these moms told me how wonderful this potty was and it was so good for their baby. By the way, it was the Potette 2 in 1 potty. So I bought it. If I don't like it or Jameson slides off and impales herself, can I go after those people for telling me they loved it? I read other Mom blogs too and get ideas. Should I go after them? Where does it stop?
I decided there must be a man in charge of the FTC. After I typed that sentence, I decided to Google head of the FTC. His name is Jon Leibowitz and he is a very jealous man. Whatever! I am going to keep spreading the Word of Mouth as long as I can. Keep on reading ladies. MOMMY POWER!
This whole things scares me a bit. I enjoy sharing my local fun finds that could make your life easier. And I like the outlet, since I am not working at the moment.
Hey, this is how we women are. We ask each other for advice. We moms stick together. It's a common bond we share that men will never understand. So for that reason, we need each other.
I recently was on the Baby's R Us website looking for a potty because poop is our lives. I looked for the potty that had the highest rating. I was curious why, so I clicked on the reviews. All of these moms told me how wonderful this potty was and it was so good for their baby. By the way, it was the Potette 2 in 1 potty. So I bought it. If I don't like it or Jameson slides off and impales herself, can I go after those people for telling me they loved it? I read other Mom blogs too and get ideas. Should I go after them? Where does it stop?
I decided there must be a man in charge of the FTC. After I typed that sentence, I decided to Google head of the FTC. His name is Jon Leibowitz and he is a very jealous man. Whatever! I am going to keep spreading the Word of Mouth as long as I can. Keep on reading ladies. MOMMY POWER!
Friday, April 24, 2009
I love Dapple.
You are probably thinking "what in the world is Dapple?".
"Dapple is a line of natural-based cleaning products for households with children. Dapple products are baby-safe and baby-specific -using ingredients found in nature that are also proven to tackle
unique baby cleaning challenges, from dried milk on bottles to
sticky fingerprints on toys."
I stumbled upon it at Baby's R Us. I am somewhat of an organic snob and the Seventh Generation just wasn't powerful enough to get the milk smell and residue off of Jameson's sippy cups. I saw this product and tried it. It worked like a charm. I use it on everything else now too.
I also love that two mom's created the Dapple baby line. Now, why didn't I come up with that?
"Dapple is a line of natural-based cleaning products for households with children. Dapple products are baby-safe and baby-specific -using ingredients found in nature that are also proven to tackle
unique baby cleaning challenges, from dried milk on bottles to
sticky fingerprints on toys."
I stumbled upon it at Baby's R Us. I am somewhat of an organic snob and the Seventh Generation just wasn't powerful enough to get the milk smell and residue off of Jameson's sippy cups. I saw this product and tried it. It worked like a charm. I use it on everything else now too.
I also love that two mom's created the Dapple baby line. Now, why didn't I come up with that?
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