Hospital Gift Bag Giveaway!
Sponsored by SSFAM
Do you know a mom who is expecting a baby? Would this be the perfect gift for them to have while at the hospital or when they come home? Now is your chance to enter to win this wonderful hospital gift bag filled with many items for a mom who needs not only gift items but resources on being a new mom! The hospital gift bags have been provided to some well known celebrity mothers (Tia Mowry, Mariah Carey and Nia Long) just to name a few.
Here are a few facts about the hospital bag:
Most bag Dimensions and specifications are near: ► Dimensions: 19" wide bottom x 15" wide top x 13" Tall x 9" Deep ► Extra soft microfiber/suede and Designer Cotton Print Fabric ► Interior Lining - 100% High Quality Fabric ► Handle straps to tote ► Diaper changing pad ► Deep interior pockets for additional items. medium side pockets for trinkets. ► Easy to open and close the bag. Contents: (1) bottle, (1) onsie, (1 pack) baby wipes, (1) Small stuffed animal, (1) (small) baby powder, (1) (small) baby oil, 1 (bar) baby soap, 1 (pacifier), (1 ) baby bib, (1)Set of baby hangers, Pregnancy/Motherhood magazine, etc.
Quality Mommy was created specifically from the blog owner at Simple Savings For ATL Moms to provide necessary quality mommy gift bags to new expectant mothers including celebrity moms. They can take their gift bags with them to the hospital or simply enjoy it at home. The bags are personally completed with a lot of love, educational and quality gifts for the new mother and baby to enjoy. There is even a little something extra for the father and sibling(s) included.
Here are some of the great prizes you can win:
Hospital Gift Bag - Neutral for either girl or boy!
$25 Babies R Us Gift Card!
$25 Spa Gift Card! {Moms need pampering too}
the Bump Magazine/Atlanta {A great resource even if you are not in Atlanta}
7 Additional Winners - the Bump Magazine/Atlanta
Front Page Winner Announcement at Quality Mommy!
**** Come back and visit the winning prizes because the blog owner at SSFAM may add more**
Good luck everyone!
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Compensation has been received from SSFAM in promotion of this wonderful event!
Compensation has been received from SSFAM in promotion of this wonderful event!
Forget about what the books tell you, or everyone else tells you...trust YOUR instincts and do what it best for you and your baby!
ReplyDeleteListen to the doctor, not everyone else who gives "advice!"
ReplyDeleteTalk to your baby often!
ReplyDeleteDo not be afraid to ask for help you are not perfect and we all need help and get scared when we are new parents ...
ReplyDeletetry to take a nap when your baby goes for to sleep because your gonna need a the rest u can get
ReplyDeleteYou dont need all the fancy things they sell..basic things are all your really need!
ReplyDeleteI would tell a new mom to listen to her instincts. They rarely steer you wrong!
ReplyDeleteMy best tip is to remember to follow your gut instincts and to remember to not beat yourself up if you make a mistake. Life goes on. You love your child and your child loves you. There is a way to fix almost anything and you can use it as learning experience for next time. Hug your little one and enjoy each day to the max because soon they'll be in school and will think their mom is kind of lame and ask you to not volunteer to be room parent (but could you pretty please make the awesome cupcakes that look like pumpkins for the party?)
ReplyDeleteI can't really give any "advice" since this is my first pregnancy, but I'm hoping I can deal with everything graciously, always remembering how much of a blessing all of this truly is, even when it's difficult. God is good to me!
ReplyDeleteThe most important tip I can give is to always remember that your child is going to be his or her own person. They're going to have their own opinions on things, even at a very young age, and some parents sadly forget that and treat their chid as their own special play thing. Teach them everything you can, but give them space to make their own decisions.
ReplyDeleteThe best advice I ever received was to sleep when your newborn is sleeping. The house work can wait, it is important for you to get that sleep!
ReplyDeleteThe best tip i have is that all babies are different. Not one is the same. So trust your instincts and really get to know your baby. And talk to them as you would to an adult. Also sleep when your baby is asleep. House work can wait. Your baby needs you to be 100%.
ReplyDeleteI am a new mommy and have no tips :/ I'm still learning!
ReplyDeleteGo with the flow. There is so much advice out there that it can be overwhelming. Just trust your gut and do what works for you.
ReplyDeleteLove your baby to death, but don't forget about your partner. You were together first, so when possible, make quality time for each other. One day that baby is going to grow up and leave the two of you behind! LOL
ReplyDeletetake a deep breath and dont be afraid to ask for help!!
ReplyDeleteRelax. It gets easier.
ReplyDeleteheres a tip to new mommies! take tips from noone and follow your common sence and instinct and do ur research to fill in the rest of the holes! =) you will do great!
ReplyDeleteWOW WHAT A GREAT GIVEAWAY
ReplyDeleteAwesome giveaway!
ReplyDeleteAsk for help moms cant do it all
ReplyDeleteIt's ok to lower your "clean house" standards. Laundry, dishes and dusting can wait, but what they say about babies growing up way too fast is really true. It seems you blink and your baby isn't such a baby anymore.
ReplyDeleteAlways listen to your "mommy gut". Instincts are built in.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great giveaway. I'll tweet it now
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway for expecting moms!
ReplyDeleteNAP! You have to stay healthy yourself. Housework can come later. Lean on others if you can't let errands go.
ReplyDeletetrust your natural instincts stay calm ,you know whats best for your child dont listen to everyone who has helpful advice ,though they mean well this can sometimes overwhelm and confuse you , tak etime to really enjoy your new baby and bonding , no mother is perfect ittakes time and pratice ,let others help when needed try to get alot of rest
ReplyDeletethat sometimes the best advice is not to listen to what everyone else did or does with their baby, each baby is different, what works with one may not work with the next
ReplyDeleteThat's a great gift bag for an expectant Mom!
ReplyDeleteOh wow! What an awesome giveaway pack!!!
ReplyDeleteMy tip for any expectant parent is to take whatever you've read, and toss it out the window. Sure, it gives you some guidelines about development and so on, but they are just that...Guidelines. My little one was whistling clearly and intentionally at 18 months...My sister's son, who is 4 months older, took an additional year or so before he could whistle. They say that my daughter shouldn't have been able to whistle yet, and, by the time my sister's son had learned, he should have already been whistling. A lot of the information is pooled data...Like an "average grade." Don't panic if your child isn't walking by the time they are "likely" to be. Each child is an individual...just like everyone else. :-)
ReplyDeleteTry to nap when your baby naps. :) Catch up on your sleep whenever possible.
ReplyDeleteAlways go with your instincts and remember that every child develops at a different pace. You can't pin every child to the same growth and developmental chart. When your baby is ready to learn how to do something, he or she will.
ReplyDeleteGreat blog and great giveaway. I'm a grandma and would love to give it to Daughters.
ReplyDeleteThe best advice I can give is to pick your battles.
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