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couponing and refunding

January 28th, 2005 at 02:42 pm

Now to take the next main step on saving $$ on our grocery bill. Start a coupon file ( I have a *tiny* one now) and start refunding. I got a subscription to Refund Cents and got my first issue today. It is amazing how much people save!!! I can't wait to read through the magazine this weekend.

Hoping I can learn some new tips to keep my grocery bill low!!

3 Responses to “couponing and refunding”

  1. Anonymous Says:

    This is about the pullups, (lost the right post so putting it here) I don't know how old your DD is or if you have a medical thing, but I know with both my kids, and all my friends kids, they didn't stay dry till the pullup went away, not fun for the first week, but eventually the kids all figured it out. Lots of changed sheets at first, but not for long. No kid wants to wake up wet. I know of a great site for early PTing if your interested, it is how we stopped buying diapers for our DD.

  2. Anonymous Says:

    Yes please send the site addy. I really don't want to buy the pull ups anymore. What's one more washload - when I do 4 a day anyways. Smile

  3. Anonymous Says:

    K a warning, when I said early I meant early, My DD is 14 months and almost fully potty trained, day and night. She wears underware full time, I didn't start at birth, just couldn't, but I did start about 10 months. you can start anytime and be done quickly, but the longer you train your kid to pee or poop in a diaper the longer it takes to untrain them Smile.

    The top forum from the link is a whole list of related web sites.

    http://www.mothering.com/discussions/forumdisplay.php?f=227

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