Prizes For March 2009 Email Subscriber Draw
The winner for our February Email Subscriber Draw is Holly Norris who has chosen the Neutral Gender Countdown Boxes.
For the month of March 2009, we are excited to have Huggies PULL-UPS® as our sponsor. There will be TWO prizes meant for our email subscribers only – a six-month supply (6 packages) of Pull-Ups and wipes each! wOOt!
To add to the fun, we will give you three additional chances of winning for this month. All you need to do is blog about a comical story (which may have happened to you, a friend, or a family member) during a child’s potty training journey and link back to this post. Then, leave your post url in our comment section here. Please make sure that you are an email subscriber to be eligible for this as we will be checking your email add against our list of subscribers.
I would also like to take this opportunity to introduce to you, The Potty Dance, an interactive song and dance, by PULL-UPS®. This fun, instructional video helps both you and your child by adding a cute spin to the moments when Mother Nature calls. Here’s a look at some cute potty dancing moves:
In conjunction with the Potty Dance, PULL-UPS® is having a Sweepstake where you can win a $5,000 Big Kid Room Makeover! Yes, that’s a whopping FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS! All you need to do is show off your little one’s cute, cool, and even crazy Potty Dance moves in a video.
Check out the info for the contest here:
Please note that shipping for our email subscriber prizes for this month is limited to US shipping addresses only. We will be accepting stories until the last day of this month.
Good luck and Have Fun!
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March 4th, 2009 at 9:31 pm
I recall reading about the potty dance when I recvd my coupons in the mail! That is too cute!!
March 12th, 2009 at 6:56 pm
I would love to enter the potty dance sweepstakes but we have to win a video camera first!! Maybe we can atleast win some pull ups to help us out financially. Two children in diapers and pull ups is almost too much to bare.