If you are in need of office supplies or just like grabbing the deals at Office Depot, there is a voucher on Groupon today for $20 to spend at Office Depot for $10. This is a great way to save 50% off the top and you can even use it on ink!
Combine it with sales, rebate deals or free after rewards items to see how far you can stretch the voucher!
See more office supply deals.
Babies aren’t cheap. Once they are hear though you gotta feed um’… so here are all the deals to grab this week for the little folks in your house.
If you spot any other deals, leave a comment below.
Diapers
- Bi-Lo – Pampers Jumbo Diapers, 17-50 ct. or 5x Wipes, 320-360 ct., $9.99
Get 10¢ Fuelperks wyb (2)
-$2 off Pampers diapers box AND any Pampers wipes, 60 ct+, Booklet in Duracell Batteries Pack
-.50/1 Pampers Wipes, 60 ct. + printable
-$1.50 off Pampers Baby Dry Diapers printable
-$1.50 off Pampers baby dry diapers printable
-$1 off Pampers diapers or pants, box or (2) bags, PG 3/31
(use $1.50 off, makes it $8.49) - Winn-Dixie – Pampers Jumbo Diapers or 5X Wipes, 19-50 ct. or 320-360 ct., $9.99
10¢ Fuelperk wyb (2)
-$2 off Pampers diapers box AND any Pampers wipes, 60 ct+, Booklet in Duracell Batteries Pack
-.50/1 Pampers Wipes, 60 ct. + printable
-$1.50 off Pampers Baby Dry Diapers printable
-$1.50 off Pampers baby dry diapers printable
-$1 off Pampers diapers or pants, box or (2) bags, PG 3/31
-$1.50 off Pampers Cruisers diapers, excl trial size printable
-$1.50 off Pampers Swaddlers diapers, excl trial size printable
(use $2 off, makes it $7.99) - Harris Teeter – Pampers Baby Dry Diapers, jumbo pk., $9.99
- Target – Pampers Diapers, jumbo pk., $8
-$2 off Pampers diapers box AND any Pampers wipes, 60 ct+, Booklet in Duracell Batteries Pack
-$1.50 off Pampers Baby Dry Diapers printable
-$1.50 off Pampers baby dry diapers printable
-$1 off Pampers diapers or pants, box or (2) bags, PG 3/31
-$1.50 off Pampers Cruisers diapers, excl trial size printable
-$1.50 off Pampers Swaddlers diapers, excl trial size printable
(use $1.50 off, makes it $6.50) - Publix – $3 off Pampers Diapers, 58-140 ct.
(starts Wednesday or Thursday)
-$2 off Pampers diapers box AND any Pampers wipes, 60 ct+, Booklet in Duracell Batteries Pack
-$1.50 off Pampers Baby Dry Diapers printable
-$1.50 off Pampers baby dry diapers printable
-$1 off Pampers diapers or pants, box or (2) bags, PG 3/31 (exp 04/30)
-$10/2 Pampers or Luvs boxed diapers, 58-140 ct. (Publix coupon), Savings are Stocking Up home mailer (exp 04/30)
-$1 off Pampers Cruisers, Extra Protection or Baby Dry diapers, excl trial size, Publix (exp 04/27) eCoupon
-$1.50 off Pampers Cruisers diapers, excl trial size printable
-$1.50 off Pampers Swaddlers diapers, excl trial size printable
-$1/2 Pampers diapers or pants, box or (2) bags, PG 4/28
-$3 off Pampers diapers, 58-140 ct. (Publix coupon), Publix Summer Baby Sale coupon sheet (exp 04/30) Read More→
Our family does a good bit of traveling and I’ve always wanted to try the journeyBee travel crib from ParentLab. I want something that is light and easy to put up and take down. Well, ParentLab sent me a journeyBee to try out and I was overjoyed when the package arrived to my house.
I was a little concerned when I saw the size of the box, but when we opened it and realized that there are NO pieces to put together I was sold! It is literally all one piece that goes up like one of those tents that you throw open (I wouldn’t throw this though). There is a separate mat that tucks into a pouch underneath if you are using it to sleep. To compare this to another top brand, Phil & Teds travel crib (that costs more), I will probably never set our P&T travel bed up again. It has at least 10 pieces that require holding your tongue just right to get the whole thing together and requires brute force to take down.
The Travel Crib weighs just over 10 lbs and comes with a durable carrying case that’s great if you’re taking it on the road with you, to a friend’s house or even to the beach.
My favorite part of the travel crib is probably the most simple. It has a felt sheet that velcros completely on all sides to cover the bottom. We have had our fair share of travel systems in the past 8 years and they have all had a our kid sleeping on vinyl. For the baby that’s fine, but for the mama… it means I wake up every time they roll over from the noise of the vinyl rubbing together. Our sweet 6 month old will also wake up in the middle of the night and just rub her fingers against the vinyl. I don’t care if she is up playing in the middle of the night, but mama doesn’t need to lay there and listen to it. Long story short, that felt sheet and I are tight!
Right now you can use the discount code SpringSave for 25% off of your new journeyBee.
The Giveaway:
One Southern Savers reader is going to win their own journeyBee!
To Enter:
Leave a comment below telling me where you would use your journeyBee.
The winner of this giveaway will be chosen and posted to the Giveaway Winners Page Monday, 4/22.
This giveaway is sponsored by ParentLab, but all opinions are 100% my own.
Here are some fun new DVD and Blu-ray printables! These are classic movies that are nice to own, and now you can save a couple bucks building your collection!
$2 off An Affair to Remember on Blu-ray or DVD printable
$2 off Hello, Dolly! on Blu-ray or DVD printable
$2 off That Thing You Do! on Blu-ray printable
$2 off The Cary Grant Film Collection on DVD printable
$2.50 off The Sandlot Blu-ray + DVD combo printable
Find more movie printables now!
Right now at Kmart.com, they have a special sale on Women’s flip flops to help you get ready for the summer weather. Pick up a pair for $1. There are a number of different colors and sizes available, but they might run out so act quickly.
These flip flops are at great price, so stock up so you can have plenty of extras. Select in-store pick up to avoid any shipping fees.
See more Online Deals!
Here’s a list of Walmart deals available now through 4/27.
If you find any additional deals or coupons, please share them below in the comments section.
Meat
- Hormel Natural Choice Lunchmeat, 7-9 oz, $2.50
-$1/2 Hormel Natural Choice deli sandwich meat, chicken strips or chicken and smoked sausage item printable
(makes it $2)
Fridge or Frozen
- Kraft Philadelphia Delights Cream Cheese, 8 oz, $1.98
-.40/2 Philadelphia cream cheese, Indulge in a Spring Fling booklet
-$1.50 off Philadelphia Snack Delights cream cheese spread printable
-.75/1 Philadelphia Snack Delights cream cheese spread, SS 4/21
(use $1.50 off, makes it 48¢) - Birds Eye Voila!, 22 oz, $3.74
-.50/1 Birds Eye Viola item printable (limit reached)
-$1.75 off Birds Eye Viola! item printable
-$1 off Birdseye Viola item printable
-$1 off Bird’s Eye Viola!, SS 4/21 - Jimmy Dean Breakfast Bowls, 7 oz, $2
-.55/1 Jimmy Dean product, excl rolls, RP 3/17
-.50/1 Jimmy Dean breakfast bowl printable (limit reached)
-.50/1 Jimmy Dean bowls printable
(use .55/1, makes it $1.45) Read More→
There are couple of fun coupons to point out from Staples this week, that can get you FREE paper! Head over to the Staples Coupon page and print out the easy rebate coupons through 4/27.
Staples Photo Plus Paper, 60 pk., $9.99
-$9.99 Easy Rebate with coupon
(makes it FREE!)
Hammermill Copy Plus Paper, 1 ream, $6.99
-$6.99 Easy Rebate with coupon
(makes it FREE!)
There are also some other great coupons that you can use this week:
-50% off all Staples Dividers
-40% off all Staples Better Binders
-50% off all uni-ball Writing Instruments
Check out more Office Supply Deals!
Active and Retire Military shoppers:
Visit the Commissary Rewards Site to receive a Free Cool Whip Frosting coupon and Free Breakstone or Knudsen Cottage Cheese Doubles.
Makes sure to hurry as these coupons won’t last long!
All coupons are intended for use at your local Commissary and all deals and discounts are for military personnel (active & retired) and their family members.
Commissary Coupons for Free Items:
-Free Cool Whip Frosting, 10.6 oz., printable
-Free New Breakstone or Knudsen Cottage Cheese Doubles, 3.9 oz., printable
When I am around town I always seem to run into people that come up and say hi, and then guiltily confess that they just can’t figure out the coupon thing. I’ve had others attend numerous workshops and yet come away feeling incredibly overwhelmed. So for the next few days we are going to break this down into bite sized portions that hopefully aren’t overwhelming and are easily tackled.
To get started, the first step in “couponing” actually doesn’t involve a coupon. I need you to buy what is on sale. Easy enough, right? Not really. We were never taught to shop this way. Someone eons ago decided that to go shopping you need to stand in front of your fridge and pantry and make of list of everything you are out of and then buy those things. Sadly, if that is how you make a grocery list you’ll never save anything! Nothing on your list will ever be on sale, you are only buying them because you have to have them not because they are a good price this week.
We have to change the way we shop, and move away from need based shopping to sale based shopping. Before you panic, realize that this takes time. No one can wait till the next sale if they are out of toilet paper… there are things a household must have.
How Do You Know What’s On Sale?
To start making this change for your household, you need to start first on Southern Savers or with your weekly grocery ad. Our goal is to only buy what is on sale, so the first big lesson is that not everything in the ad is actually on sale. Many ads are chock full of high priced deals they hope you will grab only because you saw them in the ad. Don’t fall prey to those classic marketing tactics. Every item in a grocery has a rock bottom low price, and our goal is only buy the item at that price. To make this easy, it is generally at least 40% off of the full price. To help you spot this faster there are three things that you can use:
- Print the Southern Savers Buy Price List and take it with to the store. This will help you know what a good price is for most products, and help you stay away from pretend sales.
- Check Your Weekly Ad. I’ll post tips on reading a weekly ad later today.
- Use Southern Savers.
Yeah, option #3 is pretty easy. That’s my goal. When you look at a list on Southern Savers, it is NOT the entire weekly ad. I only list the items that are at their lowest price. So… everything on the list is a good price (acorns are only there to show you what is free or an amazing price). My hope is that you can trust me, make your shopping list and head to the store and save a ton of money. No stress required.
Keep in mind that we haven’t thrown in coupons yet. For some just getting started you really don’t have a lot of coupons yet. Others live in an area where your insert coupons stink and you could have months worth of papers and still not have half the coupons. That’s okay. Just focus on buying what’s on sale. Whether an item has a coupon or not, if you are at least saving 40% off the regular price that’s a huge hunk right there!
