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Atlanta Baby Expo -- The Aftermath and The Loot!, A Pictorial

Saturday's Atlanta Baby and Child Expo was a smashing success, and quite an extraordinary event!  I was able to take someone with me (can't say WHO, since she's just "a little pregnant -- shhh!), along with my son to peruse through all the vendors.  We enjoyed seeing all that was out there in the world of babies and children, as well as enjoy the comradre that only mothers can understand.  Oh, and getting to cruise through The Fox Theater is always a pleasure. 


GREAT thanks to MyLifeLady for lending some of her pictures!


Daddy Scrubs had a booth there, complete with these AWESOME "trunk bags" stuffed with goodies, including a $10 giftcard...  I'm working with them now on a possible give away. Anyone interested?  :o)

This was the "VIP" bag -- how CUTE is that designer bag!?, chock full of products, including Downy Unstoppables, Vita Gummies, amongst other things.

The baby I brought with,
but the sunglasses we won from the Expo. 

Yet another super-cute bag, courtesy of Enfamil.  If you haven't already, I highly suggest you sign up for their mailing list, you'll receive valuable coupons!  
The Bump, an -um- offspring of The  Knot, had a booth,
along with a helpful brochure for new and expecting mommas.

...all the other miscellaneous goodies handed out and won.  This i a sampling of what my friend over at MyLifeLady won -- including a brand new (vibrating) Mombo!

Finally, this is what I won from Atlanta Parent Magazine!  I have coveted a Moby Wrap for MONTHS now, but -honestly- am just too cheap to get one.


Want to see more pictures from the Expo?  Check out the ones on their Facebook page!  OR do you have your own pictures or stories to share?  Enter them on the comments section below.  :o)

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