It’s no secret around here that I am a huge advocate for Pampers. Both of my daughters wore Pampers throughout their diaper wearing years starting with the Newborn size Pampers Swaddlers. I have always loved the quilted softness of Swaddlers as well as the stretchy overlapping fasteners which provided a perfect fit for both of my babies.
Once my daughters outgrew the Swaddlers, we switched to the Pampers Baby Dry which we loved as well. But, I will admit that I missed the softness of the Swaddlers which seemed much more comfortable for my girls. While I no longer have a need for diapers in my home, I am pleased to tell you that Swaddlers are now available in Sizes 4 and 5! In fact, you can find the entire Swaddlers line (from preemie to Size 5) in Target stores nationwide. To celebrate, if you buy two Economy packs of either Pampers Swaddlers, Cruisers or Baby Dry at Target between January 27th and February 2nd, you will receive a free $20 Target gift card!
Want to learn more? Join Mom It Forward and well known blogger Audrey McClelland tonight (January 22nd) from 9-10pmEST for a Twitter Party to learn tips and tricks on how to make your life 4 to 5 time easier! Get more details and RSVP here.
Because I am super excited about the release of the Swaddlers in Sizes 4 and 5, I wanted to offer you a chance to win a Pampers Prize Pack including a $10 Target gift card, the First Years Deluxe Fold and Go diapering kit, Pampers wipes (64 count) and Swaddlers (size 4/5). Enter to win below!












One of the best parts of Halloween is choosing your costume! It is the one opportunity a year where you can live out your wildest dreams. Through the years, I have been a can-can dancer, Wonder Woman, a baby and even Strawberry Shortcake. One year, my Mom was brave enough to make me a witch costume and it was probably my favorite! Sewing is not exactly one of my strong suits, so when looking for a Halloween costume for my daughters, I generally look for something pre-made or something that requires little to no skill.
My girls are just starting to really get into the Halloween traditions. Dressing up and going trick or treating are our usual holiday highlights. But ever since my husband and I were married, we have made it a tradition to go to the pumpkin patch and carve a pumpkin together. Once we had children, we had even more fun by having them help us select the all important family pumpkin.














