It's finally Friday! Time for our last Deal of the Day - today we have Moby & Moby D Wraps on sale for 15% off! These wraps are really fantastic, lots of the girls around the office wear their babies using their Moby Wrap and are able to have their hands free to get work done. These are also a really great shower gift!
I hope you enjoyed the Deals of the Day all week. We have been having fun with them!
Friday, July 10, 2009
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Thursday's Deal of the Day
Another day, another deal! Today's Deal of the Day is 20% off toys! Select toys & games are included. No coupon code needed - just head over to cottonbabies.com and refill your toy box for less!
In addition - Haba's Truffle Snuffle game is only $5!!! Pick it up for a night of family fun this summer!
Don't forget - Diaper Pails are still only $24.99 this week!
In addition - Haba's Truffle Snuffle game is only $5!!! Pick it up for a night of family fun this summer!
Don't forget - Diaper Pails are still only $24.99 this week!
Wednesday's Deal of the Day
Today's Deal of the Day is 20% off all in stock Diaper Bags! We have some really great styles that come in a huge variety of fabrics. If you got our email this morning you heard about the mama who loves her Go Gaga Gondola Bag.
Another one of our office mamas has the Fleurville Mothership Bag (in the Geo Black/White). She seriously carries EVERYTHING with her - and it ALL fits in this bag. It is pretty amazing! The outside of the bag is so easy to wipe down and it comes with some really great accessories that have come in so handy - including the zipper wrist bag that she uses as her wallet. The inside lining is light colored so it is really easy to find things, even the goodies that fall to the bottom of the bag. Check out all the great fabric options - they are so fun!
So head on over to cottonbabies.com for your 20% off all in stock Diaper Bags - offer ends at midnight. No coupon code needed - prices are marked online.
We still have the Diaper Pail Sale going on too - only $24.99 (a $5 savings).
Another one of our office mamas has the Fleurville Mothership Bag (in the Geo Black/White). She seriously carries EVERYTHING with her - and it ALL fits in this bag. It is pretty amazing! The outside of the bag is so easy to wipe down and it comes with some really great accessories that have come in so handy - including the zipper wrist bag that she uses as her wallet. The inside lining is light colored so it is really easy to find things, even the goodies that fall to the bottom of the bag. Check out all the great fabric options - they are so fun!
So head on over to cottonbabies.com for your 20% off all in stock Diaper Bags - offer ends at midnight. No coupon code needed - prices are marked online.
We still have the Diaper Pail Sale going on too - only $24.99 (a $5 savings).
Monday, July 6, 2009
Deal of the Day @ Cotton Babies
We are celebrating great summer weather with great summer deals over at CottonBabies.com!!
Every single day this week we are going to have a different Deal of the Day - the deal will last only 24 hours, so be sure to participate by midnight CST each night. We will be emailing out the deals - so if you aren't already on the Cotton Babies email list, be sure to sign up today! I'll also post the deals here on our blog, so check back daily so that you don't miss out!
So... let's start off right, Tuesday's Deal of the Day is 15% off Kicky Pants Dresses, Ruffle Dresses, Ruffle Skirts and Polo Shirts. These clothes are so super soft and absurdly cute - and come in lots of fun colors & patterns too, I love them!!! Here is a picture of my good friend's little girl in the Ruffle Dress... I mean seriously - way too cute!
Additionally - if you are in the St. Louis area, be sure to stop by our retail location now through Saturday - all of our Big Ticket Items are on SALE! When you come to the store you will get a coupon at the door for rocking savings on an undisclosed list of big ticket items.
Happy Shopping - and I'll see you back here tomorrow for another Deal of the Day!!!
Every single day this week we are going to have a different Deal of the Day - the deal will last only 24 hours, so be sure to participate by midnight CST each night. We will be emailing out the deals - so if you aren't already on the Cotton Babies email list, be sure to sign up today! I'll also post the deals here on our blog, so check back daily so that you don't miss out!
So... let's start off right, Tuesday's Deal of the Day is 15% off Kicky Pants Dresses, Ruffle Dresses, Ruffle Skirts and Polo Shirts. These clothes are so super soft and absurdly cute - and come in lots of fun colors & patterns too, I love them!!! Here is a picture of my good friend's little girl in the Ruffle Dress... I mean seriously - way too cute!
Additionally - if you are in the St. Louis area, be sure to stop by our retail location now through Saturday - all of our Big Ticket Items are on SALE! When you come to the store you will get a coupon at the door for rocking savings on an undisclosed list of big ticket items.
Happy Shopping - and I'll see you back here tomorrow for another Deal of the Day!!!
Thursday, July 2, 2009
In the Home Stretch (for this one)
Bye, Bye diapers!
Lily (21 months) has been completely out of diapers for a week and a half now. She is very young to potty train by today's standards, but she hit a point where she started to get it and with a little help (and a few m&m's) she is about 90% there now.
I have chronicled our potty tales in the posts Elimination Communication and Elimination Communication - A Year Later. There came a day a couple weeks ago when she stopped wanting to pee in her diaper and would tell me or show some sign of needing to go potty. Then, soon after that she woke up from sleep, restless and unable to settle again. I asked her if she needed to go potty and she said yes. She did pee that time and woke one more time that night to potty. I figured that if her body is getting it to the point of waking her for a full bladder, she is ready for panties.
So here we are - my teeny tiny 21 pound toddler potty trained - or mostly trained. I do still need to watch the clock a little, because she hasn't quite worked out how long she can hold it. Sometimes she will ask to go every 20 minutes and sometimes she will wait a little too long for her body and have an accident.
We had a very interesting family night at the ball park last week. A friend gave us tickets to take the whole family to a major league baseball game. My husband and I looked at each other and at Lily and wondered if we could do this - she had been out of diapers for 2 days at the time. But we decided to go all together and just do our best. With a diaper bag full of clothing changes and a little potty in the car we set out on our adventure.
Upon arriving at the ball park we made our first potty stop right at the car. Success! This would give us enough time to get everyone in, find our seats and get settled. Once we were all in seats and about 40 minutes had gone by, Lily said she had to pee. Thankfully we were very close to the restrooms. Success again. The next time (40 minutes later) was my husband's turn. Success again. Six potty trips later and no accidents, we took our very tired, happy children back to the van and home.
Potty training can be a tricky time. For a while it seems like the child needs to go every half hour or so. They are just learning the signals of their body. Then once they get that part down they might wait and see how long they can hold it. Again, this is a learning process and they might have a few accidents while they learn when it is urgent to go and when they can wait.
Right now as we navigate these, um... waters, both Lily and I are learning abut her body. One especially helpful item is nylon pants. It allows me to keep her in training pants, but protects a bit more if an accident should happen. Lily wears these over her training pants at night and they are enough for us. If your child is not usually dry at night, you might still want to use a full diaper then.
Lily (21 months) has been completely out of diapers for a week and a half now. She is very young to potty train by today's standards, but she hit a point where she started to get it and with a little help (and a few m&m's) she is about 90% there now.
I have chronicled our potty tales in the posts Elimination Communication and Elimination Communication - A Year Later. There came a day a couple weeks ago when she stopped wanting to pee in her diaper and would tell me or show some sign of needing to go potty. Then, soon after that she woke up from sleep, restless and unable to settle again. I asked her if she needed to go potty and she said yes. She did pee that time and woke one more time that night to potty. I figured that if her body is getting it to the point of waking her for a full bladder, she is ready for panties.
So here we are - my teeny tiny 21 pound toddler potty trained - or mostly trained. I do still need to watch the clock a little, because she hasn't quite worked out how long she can hold it. Sometimes she will ask to go every 20 minutes and sometimes she will wait a little too long for her body and have an accident.
We had a very interesting family night at the ball park last week. A friend gave us tickets to take the whole family to a major league baseball game. My husband and I looked at each other and at Lily and wondered if we could do this - she had been out of diapers for 2 days at the time. But we decided to go all together and just do our best. With a diaper bag full of clothing changes and a little potty in the car we set out on our adventure.
Upon arriving at the ball park we made our first potty stop right at the car. Success! This would give us enough time to get everyone in, find our seats and get settled. Once we were all in seats and about 40 minutes had gone by, Lily said she had to pee. Thankfully we were very close to the restrooms. Success again. The next time (40 minutes later) was my husband's turn. Success again. Six potty trips later and no accidents, we took our very tired, happy children back to the van and home.
Potty training can be a tricky time. For a while it seems like the child needs to go every half hour or so. They are just learning the signals of their body. Then once they get that part down they might wait and see how long they can hold it. Again, this is a learning process and they might have a few accidents while they learn when it is urgent to go and when they can wait.
Right now as we navigate these, um... waters, both Lily and I are learning abut her body. One especially helpful item is nylon pants. It allows me to keep her in training pants, but protects a bit more if an accident should happen. Lily wears these over her training pants at night and they are enough for us. If your child is not usually dry at night, you might still want to use a full diaper then.
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