Plus, you’ll get As Your Baby Grows, an exclusive Enfamil publication.Įven sweeter, when you join Enfamil Family Beginnings by August 31st, you can enter for a chance to win a whopping $25,000 college scholarship for your baby (one winner)! PLUS, there will be 13 weekly winners who will receive a lifetime subscription to Kinedu, a mobile app that provides age-based developmental activities for babies 0-24 months (valued at $129.99)! Just go here to enter. Receive monthly emails containing expert tips and nutrition tips for you and your baby. Plus, get special gifts sent to you during your membership, including rebates on birth announcements and other special discounts from their partners, like Tiny Prints and others. I was skeptical but tried out one of the sites which sold. You’ll get a set of Belly Badge stickers so you can share your baby’s special moments and milestones with friends and family. If you got Enfamil's sample box you may have noticed included a set of 12 gift cards that 'have already been paid in full.' They are to no-name baby gear sites I've never heard of (,, .), and appear to be fairly generous 30-60 each. Score money-saving checks valid for Enfamil products – you can use them just like coupons! Apparently they also get spammed to people's mail, handed out in doctor's offices and hospitals, and bundled with other (legit) baby sample boxes too.If you’re pregnant or have a baby at home, head here to join Enfamil Family Beginnings (it’s free!) and score up to $400 worth of free gifts and offers! Join today and you’ll score the following freebies:Įnjoy FREE baby, infant, and toddler formula samples just for signing up! The "free gift cards" are really just advertising to drive traffic to their websites.
While not exactly a scam (most people say they do receive the products they order), the products appear low quality, overpriced, and you can get better products for cheaper at conventional retailers. The other gift cards go to sites that all have a similar web design and pricing format.Ī quick google shows that all the sites are owned by a single person behind Mothers Lounge, LLC, based in Utah, which has had many complaints and news articles about deceptive and underhanded marketing practices.
With the "free gift card" plus shipping, it is still cheaper to buy from Amazon or Target. The items are overpriced, the "gift card" cannot be combined with any other discount, and the shipping is exorbitant, presumably to make up profit for whatever the gift card takes off. I was skeptical but tried out one of the sites which sold reusable breast pads. If you got Enfamil's sample box you may have noticed included a set of 12 gift cards that "have already been paid in full." They are to no-name baby gear sites I've never heard of (,, .), and appear to be fairly generous $30-60 each.
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