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As Huggies approaches 1 Million Fans on Facebook, they are trading parenting advice for diapers to help celebrate.
For every piece of advice submitted on our Facebook photo HERE, Huggies will donate a diaper to a baby in need!
Huggies is offering one of my readers Huggies Little Snugglers in exchange for their parenting advice! (See Rafflecopter on how to enter this giveaway)
a Rafflecopter giveaway
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I love that they are going to get diapers to people who need them.
ReplyDeleteRegardless of opinions on Fluff vs. Sposies, Huggies is a water tight brand! (no leaks!) I love that they are also helping people who need diapers
ReplyDeleteWhat a great contest and a wonderful cause. It used to make me sad to see that people had opened a bag of diapers and stolen one or two when I worked in a grocery store.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great thing to do for families! Diapers can be so expensive!
ReplyDeletehug and kiss your kids even when they are no longer babies or toddlers. is the comment I left. This is a great way to help others..just leaving a comment.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing campaign! I didn't enter the giveaway since {thankfully!!} I've got none in diapers anymore...but I did leave a piece of advice on their fb page.
ReplyDeleteDo what feels right and follow your instincts! {I also should have added...don't listen to your mother in law! lol}
Great campaign! Diapers are so expensive! It's nice to help others!
ReplyDeleteIf they're sleepy don't pick them up the minute they move. Many times they'll fuss a little and get back to sleep on their own. This will help with them beginning to sleep through the night.
ReplyDeleteCherish every moment you have with your child/children because once the moment pass, you can't return it.
ReplyDeleteI commented-Shirley Emitt Sleep whenever you can, day or night, and if you need it ask for help.
ReplyDeleteRelax and trust your judgement. You'll be your child's biggest advocate, so educate yourself and follow through if your instincts say something is off.
ReplyDeleteTrust your instincts and if you receive advice think twice if it doesn't feel right, even if it's from a doctor
ReplyDeleteThese are the tips I left on Huggies photo on Facebook:
ReplyDeleteI suggest buying lots of all white onesies as babies love to go to the bathroom sitting up in their swings and such so this will allow you to bleach them and reuse them. My son had horrible colic so for 4 months he slept in his swing and then we needed to transition him to his crib so my dr advised us to use his bouncy seat in theibcr on Vibrate for a few days, then when trying to transition him from that into his crib we went and got a mattress wedge that propped him up a little so those are my suggestions.
Jamie Brigham
PrettyInPinkWife @ aol dot com
My parenting tip is to read to your children.
ReplyDeleteSleep when they sleep!
ReplyDeleteTiffany Dover: Don't be afraid to ask for help! No one is going to think you're weak if you need help!
ReplyDeleteBuy plenty of disposable paper goods before the baby comes home- it cuts down on time spent doing dishes.
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