Well, we had to go out today to return some pants that didn't fit Hubby. It just so happens that JC Penney is right next to Target. It also happens that I had several Target coupon books with me.... Here's how it all shook out.
I got:
1 40-count Target brand diapers
1 37-count Huggies diapers
1 Johnsons Baby Powder
1 2-pack Gerber spoons (for Baby's self feeding adventures)
1 Gerber puffs
1 Gerber crunchies
3 Glade candle tins
1 Johnson & Johnsons travel first aid kit
Total = $38.09
I used:
$5/$25 Baby product purchase Target coupon
$1 off Target diapers
$1.50 off Huggies diapers Manufacturer coupon
$1.50 off Huggies diapers Target coupon
$1.00 off Johnson baby powder Manufacturer coupon
$1.00 off any Johnson baby toiletry product Target coupon
$1.00 off Gerber feeding product manufacturer coupon
$1.00 off Gerber feeding product Target coupon
3 $1.50 off Glade candle tins (on sale for $1.66 each) (coupons found INSIDE the tins)
$.55 off Gerber snack manufacturer coupon
$1.00 off Gerber snack Target coupon
$1.00 Johnson & Johnson bandage product (excludes trial size but not TRAVEL kit that is $.99)
Total after coupons came to $13.10. I paid with a $10 gift card from Baby's last prescription (from coupon in recent circular) and $3.10 cash. Not too bad for 2 packs of diapers plus a bunch of other stuff! I could have done a little better. There is a Gerber bottle for $.99. The Target coupon for $1.00 off Gerber feeding product would work on this (and automatically adjust down for no overage). Also, there is supposedly a small bar of baby soap that would be free after the J&J toiletry coupon. I am happy though!
Oh - I am also submitting my receipt for a $.75 rebate from Caregivers Marketplace for the Huggies diapers!
1 comment:
You are off the charts, woman! Isn't it amazing how we're all gifted differently? We represent the varied aspects of God. You are definitely the waste-less reflection of him. I the all-natural, chemical-free reflection. haha.
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