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This Father’s Day, MAM will be selecting one lucky person to win a $500 prepaid card or tickets to a Major League Baseball game of your choice! Share a story that shows what makes a Dad in your life (or you!) a great Daddy with the #DaddysDay hashtag and MAM will select their favorite to win.
Did you know that MAM is donating $500 to the Children Hospital of Los Angeles’ Heart Institute this Father’s Day? Read their Q&A with Tom Riles of The Ellen Degeneres Show and Life of Dad to find out why. http://bit.ly/mamlifeofdad
Katie received a complementary product to review. She was not otherwise compensated for this post and all opinions are her own. Love Bug Baby Products was founded by a mother of two who was searching for a cloth diaper friendly cream, but never found one that met her needs. She tried several different creams on her baby and had less than desirable results. She decided she would create her own bottom balm using ingredients found in nature and perfect that recipe. She decided to create Love Bug Baby Products after she got several requests from friends and family for her hand made baby care products. With their own children testing the products out, you can guarantee they stand behind each and every one of their products.
This giveaway had 403 entrants and 1079 entries.
Now through June 22nd, purchase a Baby Jack & Co. lovey from Up On the Hill (use code KIND and choose in-store pickup for the $18 price) or directly from Baby Jack and Company (use code KIND to offset the shipping fee), and it could pay off. This #spreadthelovey campaign provides loveys to babies in the NICU. Up on the Hill is raising lovey donations for “Friends of Oliver – Winchester Medical Center,” where Oliver spent the beginning of his 100+ day NICU stay after his birth at 25 weeks.
Maria wants to live in a world where cloth diapers are the norm and moms can make parenting choices without judgement. When she’s not chasing her 18, 14 and 11-year old kids around, you might find her checking out the latest gadgets, organizing something (again) or exercising in the fresh air. Read More »
