While we are on the subject of diapers today, It's only apropos that I write about Pampers to Grow Rewards.
Since I didn't have kids in diapers, I didn't pay much attention to this program for myself. I kept thinking I would look into it and write about it some day, when I had extra time. Sure, like that's happened.
Something Brandi at Saving with Brandi wrote about the program caught my eye - it's beneficial to people without kids in diapers too!
I asked Brandi if she would write a guest post about the program.
If you haven't joined the Pampers Gifts to Grow program yet, don't put it off any longer.
I joined a little over 2 years ago when I had my daughter because I saw an advertisement on the Pampers that I got from the store. Pampers includes reward codes inside packages of Pampers diapers and wipes. You have to look for them - they are on small stickers on the inside of the packages of diapers or printed inside the wipes containers.
I have continued with the program even though my daughter is almost potty trained because they release a TON of free codes (sometimes 50 or 100 point codes)!!!!
You don't have to have a child to get in on this program and the rewards aren't just for kid stuff.
I have used my points to get free cereal, Snapfish pictures, a baby shower present and most recently, a Proctor and Gamble coupon booklet (for 700 points)!!! Just add the free codes to your account as they come out and then cash them in when you see something that you like.
Go HERE to sign up.
Here are the FREE codes that are working today. I just entered them and have 310 point already.
- 4WJDHKU4RPP6PT2 (new code today)
- CONGRATS2NEWMOM
- NEWWIPESPACKAGE
- GTGWELCOME10PTS
- JOINNOW4REWARDS
- 2BEGINEARNING50
- Pampersgtg10pts
- PUNTOSPARAMI123
- CAREFORNEWBORNS
- GTGCOUPONPOINTS
- WELCOME2VILLAGE
- WELCOME2GTG2010
- getstartednow10
- WELCOME2PAMPERS
- GIFTSTOGROW4MOM
I've been entering the free codes for about a year and have almost 800 points. I havent found anything yet worth spending them on, but maybe someday!
ReplyDeleteI think I have somewhere in the 700 range. There is/was recently a $10 Starbuck's card for 1100, but I didn't have enough for that. It will amount to something someday! =)
ReplyDeleteI used mine to order birth announcements for my daughter and a photo calendar for Xmas. I had to pay shipping for both, but they were still really good deals and turned out really nice. They also have some toys and things you could get to give as baby gifts.
ReplyDeleteHi All- If you don't buy diapers, I'm sure they take awhile to add up, kind of like My Points when you just open the emails.
ReplyDeleteBut it doesn't take but a few seconds to etner the codes.
Thanks...got 130 points. I have over 2,000. Saving up for something big or entries into an awesome vacation sweepstakes they sometimes have.
ReplyDeleteAll of her codes worked for me too; awesome!! MUCH better than only adding points with purchases... So, I must ask, where do you find the free codes?
ReplyDeleteYou can find free codes all the time.
ReplyDeleteI've cashed in codes for photobooks at Shutterly and starbucks cards and a few other things I can't think of off the top o my head.
Huggies has a similar program but you don't get free codes like you do for Pampers. You can get the codes for watching short videos etc but it doesn't add up as quickly as the Pampers codes.
Hi Anonymous - I'm not sure where they come from, but you see them quite often on blogs.
ReplyDeleteHi Marcell - I'll have to check Huggies out too and post about them. Thanks!
Jeri - the free Huggies codes add up fast too. Last year I cashed in points for 2 large containers of Huggies wipes and still have a lot of points left.
ReplyDeleteThere are so many sites to earn free stuff from. I recently got a $10 Pizza Hut gift card from My Points and a $25 Target gift card from e-Rewards, both just for reading emails and doing surveys. And I get checks from Pinecone Research and Opinion Outpost for doing surveys.
Hi all - the Pampers facebook page is a good place for free codes. That is where I get a lot of mine.
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Brandi
Thanks, Brandi!
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