Atlanta's Frugal Mom

If you have a little one or are expecting, here are two great free offers, completely free to you.  These magazines also make great gifts for mom-to-be, too.   You can sign up for a FREE subscription to Baby Talk Magazine   Click here for offer details.   AND you can sign up for a FREE subscription to American Baby here .   I got both of these magazines when I was pregnant with my daughter, and they were great to reference.  I've pulled them out and have been re-referencing them with my son.  Sign up for your free subscriptions now! Keep on saving!  :o) --Barbara

Starting Sunday, April 1st through April 14 at Kroger, you can save on Purina pet products AND get up to $10 good towards your next purchase.  Here's how it works: *Spend $20 - 29.99 and get $2 coupon *Spend $30 - 39.99 and get $5 coupon OR *Spend $40 - 49.99 and gt $10 coupon off your next shopping order The amount you must spend is BEFORE coupons, so pair with these coupons for deeper savings: $3/1 Purina Pro Plan Dry Cat Food printable $1/6 Purina Mighty Dog (Target mfr.) B2G2 Purina Pro Plan Cat Food printable

  On April 22, you have two opportunities to score some FREE reusable bags, all in honor of Earth Day: First, head over to your local Disney Store with FIVE plastic grocery bags; in exchange, you'll get a reusable Disney bag. Second, make your way over to Target (my toy store!!) and go to the service desk.  They'll have a limited number of reusable bags to give away! Thanks,  It's Free At last!,  for these awesome freebies! Keep on saving!  :o) --Barbara

Welcome to another fun and fantastic giveaway from eVitaminMarket.com ! I have teamed up with some fantastic bloggers and with the wonderful people at eVitaminMarket.com to bring you the chance to win a $50 Target Gift Card OR a $50 Gift Code to eVitaminMarket.com ! Summer is right around the corner so it is time to get healthy, both inside and out! eVitaminMarket.com carries an entire line of SweetLeaf Stevia products. " SweetLeaf ® is the only chemical-free, zero-calorie, zero-carb, zero-glycemic index, 100% natural sweetener there is. No chemicals. No alcohols. No additives that cover up the great taste nature created. " What a great way to sweeten yours and your families drinks and sweets! Whether it be to lose weight, have more energy, or to just look and feel better, at eVitaminMarket.com you can find everything you need to help aide you in your journey. From the popular line of HGC drops to vitamins and supplements for a healthier respiratory system, t

If you're in the Dallas (Georgia) area, and are interested in attending a grocery savings workshop, read this guest post from a fellow frugal blogging friend over at The Thrifty Mama .  Read on for a chance to win a ticket to the class!! Who wouldn't want to save 60-75% on their groceries?   - By Crystal Collins Meet my friend Dana. Dana saw amazing couponing shows on TV and decided that she wanted to save money just like those other people. So Dana started couponing, and started saving anywhere from 60-75% at the grocery store. But Dana wasn't happy. Every time she left the store she became more and more discouraged. She just couldn't seem to "get" how those people on TV were doing it. How could she walk out of the store paying pennies or dollars for hundreds of dollars worth of groceries. Eventually Dana became so discouraged that she just gave up and went back to her regular shopping routines.   What's sad about this story is that it is a

Let's face it: a certain show has led to a great influx in coupon users within the last year. But whether your an old pro, or a couponing "newbie", consumers need to keep their goal in mind when shopping: to save money. Sometimes coupons are NOT the cheapest route. Case in point: one of Target's giftcard deals this week is for a $10 GC when you buy two specific containers of Enfamil formula, a little over 40 oz total. The formula is $32, and this Sunday's inserts had a $5/2 coupon to coincide. Thus, after coupons and GC, you net $24.50 for each container of formula. However, if you are NOT brand dependent , you can score roughly twice as much formula for $20. The store brand formula, whose ingredients match the name brand within mere tenths or hundredths of the name brand, is a MUCH better deal. The bottom line is this: keep your eyes and your options open when your hunting bargains. Sometimes a store's "sale item" isn't always the bes