If you sign up for a rewards program, you can earn points from purchases to put toward free rewards (and trust us, you’ll definitely rack up points from all the diapers/wipes/formula you’ll buy). Sometimes the free products don’t happen right away. If you’re okay with getting promotional emails up the wazoo, some companies just make you sign up for their email list in order to receive freebies. Some baby registry welcome boxes and brand trial kits require you to pay for the cost of shipping, usually anywhere from $5 to $13. Here are the general categories they fall into: You’ll have to do some work for these products. That saying “nothing in life is free” exists for a reason, so are any of these products actually without cost? This is probably the first question most pregnant people will ask. Here’s our breakdown of the best free stuff you can get while pregnant. Luckily, baby product freebies are fairly easy to get through lots of different channels. You’ll be spending money on them for (many, many) years to come, so it’s understandable to want some stuff for free. Refer to your personalized checks for redemption details.We won’t sugar coat it: babies are expensive. All checks are still valid in select retail stores until the posted expiration date. Only the latest printing of Enfamil Family Beginnings® checks include unique codes that are redeemable online in the Enfamil® Shop. For full Official Rules click here Sponsor: Mead Johnson & Co., LLC, 2400 West Lloyd Expressway, Evansville, IN 47721Ĥ.
Odds of winning depend on the total number of eligible entries received each month. A purchase will not increase your chances of winning.
NO PURCHASE OR PAYMENT NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN.
If you have questions about the program or would like more detail, our Family of Experts can help at 1-800-BABY123 between 7am-7pm CST M-F 8am-4:30pm Sat.Ģ. Every motherhood journey is unique, so your Enfamil Family Beginnings experience is tailored to the information you provide and may vary from what another mom might experience.
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