Etsy Shout Out - Dear Charlotte

I have to let you mamas know about a cute Etsy shop I ran across! I found a friend from high school on Facebook and his wife sells the most adorable accessories from her company called Dear Charlotte. Her items are creative, unique, and very reasonably priced. If that weren't enough she offers FREE shipping in the US and only $3.50 for international orders.

The accessories make the outfit, so check it out!

Do you have a favorite Etsy shop you'd like to share?!

Free Photobook - Great Christmas Gift!

Hop on over to Crazy Coupon Mommy to find out how to get your FREE 20-page Large Classic, Classic Leather, or Classic Custom photo book (plus shipping)!

 This would make a great gift for any occasion...hurry offer ends 8/31!

Great Deal on Family Fun Magazine!

I found a great deal on one of my favorite magazines, Family Fun. They always share great craft ideas and recipes for the kiddos, especially handy for holidays and gifts!
Get a one year subscription to Family Fun magazine for just $3.75 this week at Best Deal Magazines when you use coupon code WKLYSPEC at checkout (type “family fun” into the search box to find it quickly).

Thank you to www.babycheapskate.com for this great tip!

Win Some Natural Cloth Diaper Detergent!

Since I am a newbie cloth diaper mama I have been looking into all the different detergents out there that are cloth safe. I ran across this one and wanted to share this giveaway with you! Ruby Moon Cloth Diaper Detergent is a "Cloth Diaper Detergent That's Greener and Cleaner" On their site they provide all natural cloth diaper detergent , laundry detergent, pail powder, and cloth diaper accessories!  Cloth Diaper Safe Detergent that is good for you and the Earth!

 Win $25 to Ruby Moon's online store! Here is how:

 Here are your entries! You have limitless opportunities to enter! Post your entries on the discussion tab on Ruby Moon's Facebook page (not on this blog)!

1. Like Ruby Moon on Facebook .

2. Post the Ruby Moon Button on your blog or website (you can grab the button from the Ruby Moon FB page) 

3. Post this giveaway on another site! Make sure to include your links in the discussion post.

A winner will be chosen at random August 29th at 9pm! Good Luck!!!

Cloth Diaper's Delight Video

I have never tried this brand before, but I might have to get some Weehuggers after watching this hilariously adorable video! The prints on the covers are super cute too. Baby Lu and I were rockin' to the beat.  Enjoy! Thanks to Happily Domestic for sharing this with me!

Free Magazines

Freebies make this Mama smile! I have used the Rewards Gold site several times and have always received my free magazines. Today they are offering a 1 year subscription to Woman's Day magazine if you fill out a short form here.

If they run out they will display a time/date that it will be offered again so check back!

Check out www.FreeFreebies.org for more great free items!

"Fabulous" Giveaways ending tonight!

One of my favorite websites has some great giveaways ending tonight! Beth's site is super easy to use and there are some fabulous prizes to be had...don't miss your chance head on over to The Fabulous Won today!

Free Prints!

I love Walgreen's photo deals! You won't want to miss their 7 days of deals going on right now! 

 

Today's deal...free 8x10 print! 

Get yours now at http://photo.walgreens.com/walgreens/fe/l=en_US/p/store/deals/DealOftheDay

Cloth Adventure Day 4

I think I am hooked! This cloth diapering thing is way easier than I thought, whew!

We seem to have solved the sweating problem with lighter clothes for bedtime. The diapers do breath well and have had absolutely no sign of rashes. Just another tip for cloth diaper newbies like myself: if your baby does rash, you don't want to use most regular diaper rash creams with cloth diapers. The cream with create a barrier (just like it does on baby's skin) on the cloth and cause them to repel liquid instead of absorb. There are several cloth safe creams out there though, here is a list. Having said that, I have also heard that cloth diapered babies tend to have less diaper rash than those that use disposables. Just one more benefit, nice!

Before starting this adventure I was confused by all the different cloth options out there and found a great explanation of them here on Megan's site Colorado Baby. I am using the pocket diapers right now and really like them, I would be interested in trying a few different kinds though to compare. I'd love to hear from other mamas, let me know what kind you are using and what you like/don't like about them!

Cloth Diapering Day 3

So far, so good! I have had no problems with leaks, laundering is easier than I thought, and she just looks so darn cute in these things!


The only problem I have run into is that it is the heat of Summer and all this extra fabric makes her sweat! I think I need to look into a few different styles for the hot months (there aren't very many her in CO) because the microfleece interior of most these Kawaii diapers keeps her pretty warm. I did order a couple of the "Pure and Natural" style, and they have a suede fabric lining. We will give them a try today! Do any of you experienced mamas out there have any tips for keeping cool in cloth diapers in the Summer?!

The next thing I want to try is homemade cloth wipes. Beth has a great tip for this HERE.

The Beginning of Our Cloth Adventure!

So my adventure begins, a new era at our house...cloth diapers! 

This is my fourth child, and I have never cloth diapered until today! It all began when I started reading more and more about the cloth diapering revolution on several blogs. I knew that there were many environmental benefits to using cloth, but honestly was a little grossed out by the idea. I did a bit more research and was quite impressed with how far cloth diapers have come since my mom used them back in the 70's. They have come so far however, that I was a bit overwhelmed with all of the choices...flats, fitteds, AIO's, pockets?! There are also so many brands I didn't know where I would start. A friend of mine, Beth, has a blog called Happily Domestic and has a lot of information on there about cloth options. Here post on starting to use cloth on a tight budget can be found here. She hadn't always cloth diapered, and like me was a little queasy at the thought of taking it on. What really got her attention was the amount of money a family can save by using cloth diapers. I was amazed when I did more research on this. We can save thousands of dollars?! That was all I needed to hear. My interest in cloth diapers had peaked just as I received an email from Beth. She was putting together a co-op of ladies to place an order for cloth diapers and in doing so could get them for a great price. This was perfect timing! I wanted to jump into cloth diapering, but did not have the finances that it takes to fuel the start up costs. I had lots of questions for Beth, and she helped answer my questions about all the who, what, why, and where's of it all. Although it will save you so much in the long run, it took several months of my diaper budget to cover the expense of 20 diapers, trash can for pail, pail liner, and diaper-safe detergent. This would have cost me so much more, but by joining in a group order I was able to do it all for about $150! Not too bad considering I shouldn't have to buy more diapers...ever!!! Okay, now realistically I will probably purchase a few replacements and honestly am already tempted to try a few different brands. But I could make it work with what I have on hand now until Baby Lu is potty trained. These diapers are one size and you use all of the snaps to make the diaper fit smaller or larger...so smart! I went to a local store called Colorado Baby to purchase my pail liner and Megan was so helpful, I know she will be a great resource in days to come! Her store is filled with everything related to cloth diapering and more. I found the cutest little shoes there, but had to stay focused darn it!
Beth delivered my diapers today, it was like Christmas at our house!

After the photo shoot, the next step was to wash them. I purchased Country Save detergent at our Natural Grocers store and put them all in for their first wash. I was so excited to pull them all out and assemble the liners into the pockets. I purchased Kawaii pocket type diapers with microfiber inserts. Kawaii means cute in Japanese. It seems fitting since Baby Lu is 1/8 Japanese! As I was assembling things the three big brothers were fascinated by it all and had lots of questions.There was no turning back, we were running out of disposables (I am keeping a few on hand for outings and trips) and it was time to put Baby Lu in her first cloth diaper! I was so excited about the cute print (I hear that purchasing these can be addicting and now I see why) and as soon as we got it all snapped we had to take her picture!

So our adventure has just begun and I am so glad you are joining me, I am sure I will have lots of stories to share! I thought I had this baby thing down by now, and it feels like I am starting all over! I am excited, but also a bit nervous. Stay tuned as the adventure continues...

Bath and Body Works Deals!

I will be heading to the mall tomorrow since I just found these 

great Bath and Body Works deals! 

They have a new NO PURCHASE NECESSARY COUPON available on their Facebook page!  Get a FREE NEW Dark Kiss™ 2 oz Body Lotion ($3.50 value) 

with the coupon HERE!  

This coupon is good thru 8/8 ONLY and while supplies last, so hurry!

 Plus you can use the coupon HERE to get a FREE Signature Collection Travel Size Item with ANY purchase! So, if you purchase their PocketBac Hand Sanitizer Holders (sanitizer sold separately) 

you would get all three items for 50 cents!

Thanks to Clippin With Carrie for this great tip!

Clippies Giveaway

Baby Lu is always sporting a cute clip or bow to coordinate with her outfit. That's why I was super excited to see this giveaway for a back to school set of clippies, worth $67.50! Heather is offering this giveaway for these adorable clippies from Aria's Bow-tique!

Just visit Raising Memories to enter!

Free Formula!

Check out The Earth's Best for a sample of organic formula HERE!

Free Nursing Cover

Nursing covers have come a long way since I had my first son over 8 years ago! They were extremely hard to find back then, and when you did it was just a blanket with a bean bag in one corner to keep it over your shoulder. This method of course didn't work and baby would still pull it off, eek!

I love this new design of covers and often say to myself, 

"why didn't I think of that?!"

It's Breastfeeding Week and to celebrate Udder Covers is offering FREE nursing covers on their site. You may have to be patient, they are getting a lot of traffic on there. Last night it wouldn't load but this morning it seems to be working fine for me. All you pay is the $9.95 shipping fee, a great deal for a $32 cover! Just enter the code "breastfeeding" to get the deal.

Happy Breastfeeding Week!

http://www.uddercovers.com/index.php

Jaime's Couponing Strategies

Today's guest post is by a sweet friend of mine, Jaime. Along with being a wife, mother, and MOPS leader is is also an amazing frugal shopper. I have learned a lot from her tips and resources over the years, she is a wealth of useful information. Thank you Jaime for sharing your tips with us mamas!

Today's tip:

C O U P O N S  by Jaime Silvernail

I was able to get a great deal on my local newspaper....$14.95 for the year's worth of Fri, Sat, Sun & Mon papers. Because I didn't want to miss out on my Wednesday paper that I had been getting a free copy of (La Tribuna) and they didn't know if it would continue, they threw in the Wednesday paper as well. Now I really only wanted the Sunday & Wednesday papers for the coupons and the grocery ads, but I'll take the others. Then I noticed I wasn't getting all the coupons mentioned on my couponing matching website, so when the Denver Post called to offer me a special, I snagged it knowing that with duplicates of coupons I already use plus those I was missing, I'd easily save enough money to more than cover the cost of the paper.

NOW one of the most important rules of couponing is to only use coupons for what you would normally buy. Think about it, if you start trying all these new products just because you have a coupon you won't really save any money! Of course there are those times when a coupon can be matched with a sale on a new item and can only cost you something crazy like $.20~when that happens snag them up. Even if it's something you may not use (like dog food when you have only cats) you can donate it to a charity or pass it along to a friend who uses that brand. Your friends just might start giving you their circulars to help out since you already "coupon"! Another rule to go by, try to hold onto your coupon and match it with a sale unless you need it right away. I've found that most items go on sale within a week or two of a coupon coming out. It's like a competition to me! Clip the coupon, wait till just the right time to match it to a great sale, print off duplicates and then STOCK UP! I use www.Couponmom.com regularly because I love the ease of couponing with it. www.Couponmom.com tells you which circular to clip it from by date and name, then shows the coupon amount, sale price, and % saved ( my favorite part). I go down the online list according to state & store and look at the % saved first. If it is at least 60% savings on a product I already use, I buy it that week. If the savings is 80% or more on a product I might be interested in trying, leaving a sale price of $1 or less, I snag it up. THEN, I use the search spot to look for items on my list. Now I typically do my major shopping 2x a month right after payday, but the trick is to leave about $20 or so left in my budget in case next week's ad has a superb special. Now I live by some fabulous stores that double my coupons up to a savings of $1. So my $.40 cent off coupon becomes $.80 off! That has changed my shopping habits in the past year. I used to be a Wal-Mart only shopper except for my produce and meat. BUT they don't double coupons and my grocery stores do. SO, I now do much more shopping at the grocery stores. My savings increase because most of these grocery stores also give $.10/gallon off at their gas stations. I also save a bit more with my reusable bags (which I either got free or for $.50 each) because some stores like King Soopers, Sprouts & Target, give you $.5 credit per bag! Safeway now only gives that discount if you buy certain products. I now save those bags for other stores instead of using them at Safeway. Did I mention most of these reusable bags can hold 2 gallons of milk, slip easily over your shoulder to make carrying heavier bags easy, don't rip when you least expect it and hold way more than those cheap plastic bags that the stores hand out. My kids' school doesn't get as much of a rebate from Wal-Mart on my behalf anymore, but it's worth it to me. I also love being able to run them through the wash if the juices get on them.

SO you're thinking, "great, you have lots of time on your hands!" WRONG! I just plan ahead. I spend a couple hours every other week, at the most to clip coupons, make my list of needs and THEN check the websites/ads. I then make my few stops in one day...most of the time with all four of my kids! I plan my route, bring a cooler or two, my reusable bags, coupon folder, and snacks/water bottles and head out. Snacks, you ask? Well, you're not saving money if you end up buying hush food for the kids, more food you don't need because you are hungry or stopping at a drive thru for a meal because you've overlapped a meal time. Cooler? Well, unless you live in Alaska or it's winter, there's a chance you might need to keep those lovely cool foods in the "safe temp zone" while you hit another store. Now you definitely want to bring those ads for your Wal-Mart trip because they PRICE MATCH on everything that is on sale at your area stores with the exception of By One Get One (bogo) and % off items. Wal-Mart is my go to place for things like cleaning products, some paper goods, diapers and personal items. I do have a Sam's Club card and use that store for items that are cheaper in mass quantity that they would be if I bought the same amount at another store. How do you figure this out? Those little tags on the shelf below the item tell you not only the cost of the item, but they break it down by oz, piece or pound. Use this tip next time you shop to see if buying generic will save you $$ over the name brand. I also keep a list (and after a while it is memorized) of regular price on items we buy all the time so that I know if something on "sale" really is a bargain. Now I was a generic label shopper, but the cut back of some generics by a certain unnamed discount store and the fact that the quality has gone DOWNHILL with the changeover/remodel has caused me to rethink my purchases. That knowledge coupled with the fact that sometimes name brand items are cheaper with coupons/sales, my thinking has changed. The mass-quantity items I usually get at Sam's Club are toilet paper & paper towels (Member's Mark works great for our family), Ziploc Bags (especially freezer bags), 6 ct Romaine ($3.50), bags of apples when they are less than $5 for 5 pounds on Gala or Fuji, 100% juice boxes in 6oz size for my kids' school lunchbox, powdered milk (you'd be amazed how much you can save using reconstituted powdered milk for baking, cooking, etc), spices that I use often enough to get through the bottle within 6 months, frozen vegetables (5 lbs of green beans for $5, 4lbs of broccoli for $4) and peanut butter filled crackers for lunch boxes. Oh...my bulk meat purchases typically come from here too, if a sale price at a grocery store doesn't beat the price. I love going in on Mondays and getting the "reduced for quick sale" items that didn't sell over the weekend. I always reprocess the items into smaller quantities, trimmed and sometimes cubed, sometimes cooked before freezing them anyway. More on that another time when I tell you how to save on meals.

Okay...I've rambled on long enough and my kids are hungry, so here's my go to list.

My favorite websites to find coupons, match ads to online and circular coupons and find deals for things online, at restaurants, etc:

CouponMom.com
-matches coupons from newspaper and printable coupons from websites with store ads.
-refers you to sites to print off coupons
-forum, emails, ask questions

Coupons.com
-printable & electronic coupons…my personal favorite & most used website outside of couponmom.com

Couponsurfer.com
- similar to the above mentioned, even duplicating some coupons for those really good bargains!

Redplum.com
-get many of the same coupons you get in your Sunday paper, plus other benefits

Smartsource.com
-get many of the same coupons you get in your Sunday paper, plus other benefits!

Shortcuts.com
–electronic coupons automatically deducted at checkout when swiping your store discount card

Coolsavings.com
-duplicates of some of the other printable coupons

PGbrandsavers.com
- coupons on brands like cascade, luvs, tide, crest, gilette, covergirl, charmin, etc
limited time offer: Get over $35 in coupons in the Home Made Simple “Organize in Style” Coupon Book by mail to save on household products from Procter & Gamble.


Tips for money saving:
DaveRamsey.com (even has sample budgets)
MommySavers.com
Stretcher.com The Dollar Stretcher… Living Better for Less
BetterBudgeting.com

Happy couponing :)

Splenda for Coffee Samples!

Try the new SPLENDA® Flavors For Coffee!  They are offering free samples of either hazelnut or mocha flavored sweeteners HERE!

Free Pedometer & Samples!

Sign up with Nature's Bounty to receive a FREE pedometer!

They are also offering a FREE sample of the Adult Gummies Mulitvitamins HERE!

Oregon Chai Twitter Party!

Two of my favorite things...chai and parties! I have never acquired a taste for coffee, so my drink of choice has always been chai! When I need a little "me time" a cup of warm, creamy chai is just what this mama orders! I am super excited that one of my favorite companies, Oregon Chai, will be hosting a Twitter party next week to celebrate their new 10 oz canisters! The great thing about this new canister is that you can customize your cup of chai to fit your taste...one scoop, two scoops, or maybe just half. I love the spices and honey, so I'm a two scoop mama myself!
Mark your calendars...the party will run from 8-9pm Eastern Daylight time on Tuesday, August 10th. Wellness expert Peggy Hall will host and share Me Time tips and answer guests’ questions. There will also be plenty of giveaways and one participant will win the $100 Me Time Supreme prize! Go to http://twitter.com/oregonchai to follow @OregonChai @oregonchaijulie and @PeggyHall and join in on the fun! The Twitter party hashtag is #Chaifor10.

Read more: http://www.sheblogs.org/2010/07/oregon-chai-twitter-party-blog-to-win/#ixzz0vPazP5co

This is a post sponsored by Oregon Chai.

More Coupons!

My name is Jodi and I have a coupon addiction. There I said it! Now if you share my obsession with deals and freebies then you won't want to miss the chance to get a book full of coupons! Get over $35 in coupons in the Home Made Simple “Organize in Style” Coupon Book by mail to save on household products from Procter & Gamble (like Cascade, Dawn, Swiffer, Febreeze, Mr. Clean).

Thanks to Freebies 4 Mom for this tip!

Free movie!

It's a rainy day here in colorful Colorado, perfect for curling up on the couch and watching a chick flick! Get a free movie at your nearest Blockbuster Express kiosk when you use this free Blockbuster Express Rental Code of GT18A! 

Safe Seats

The safety of my children is so important to me, and I take car travel pretty seriously. With my boys getting bigger and entering that "do I still really have to have a booster mom?!" phase it can be tricky. I ran across this info on Cristine Strickland's website and thought it was definitely blog worthy. If you are in the beautiful state of Colorado I hope this information helps you and your kiddos! Thanks Cristine :)

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
July 30, 2010
Contacts
Corp. Eric Wynn, Colorado State Patrol,
303-239-4537
Heather Halpape, CDOT, 303-757-9484


Colorado’s Youngest Passengers get a ‘Boost’ as New Law Takes Effect Aug. 1^st
~ Booster Blitz Events planned across the state to help educate parents & kids ~
Denver – Colorado expands its child passenger safety law beginning Sunday, Aug. 1^st requiring all children under age 8 to be properly protected in a child safety seat when traveling in a motor vehicle.  The change means thousands of 6- and 7-year-olds across the state will have to begin riding in booster seats if they are not already doing so.  Previously, the law required only 4 and 5-year-olds to be in boosters.

“The state has taken a big step forward in protecting kids from serious crash injuries that result from wearing seat belts that were simply not designed to protect small bodies,” said Col. James Wolfinbarger, chief of the Colorado State Patrol.  “Many parents mistakenly believe that a seat belt is enough to protect their older child in a crash, but we know booster seats are a safer option because they lift the child up and position the seat belt safely across them.”

Children ages 4 to 7 who use booster seats are 45% less likely to be injured in a crash compared children who are restrained only by seat belts. In Colorado from 2004 through 2008, 28 children ages 4 to 7 were killed in traffic crashes. Twenty of them were improperly restrained, totally unrestrained or using only the vehicle seat belt.

“It is important that we give children an opportunity for a brighter future by giving them the best odds of surviving a crash and avoiding serious injuries,” said Dr. Todd Porter of Safe Kids Denver Metro .  “For children who have outgrown a car seat, a booster seat is the next best thing to truly protect them.  It literally lifts the child up so that the lap belt rests across hip bones to protect internal organs, and it positions the shoulder strap so it rests across the collar bone instead of on the neck or falling off the shoulder.”

In addition to expanding the use of booster seats, the revised law gives parents more flexibility in choosing the best safety seat for their child or baby, as long as they adhere to the upper weight and height limits set by the seat’s manufacturer and follow installation instructions.  However, the law does set the following minimum requirements:

• Babies under 1 year old and less than 20 pounds must ride in a rear-facing car seat and only in the back seat of the vehicle.
• Once babies turn 1 year old and weigh at least 20 pounds, the law gives them the option of using a front-facing car seat. Rear-facing car seats are still allowed by law and safety experts recommend that parents continue using them to the upper weight limit allowed by the car seat manufacturer because it provides the most protection.
• Children ages 4, 5, 6 and 7 must continue to be protected in a child safety restraint. For most kids in this age group that means a booster seat, but experts recommend that children remain in a forward-facing car seat longer if the upper weight limit of the seat allows it (usually 40-50 pounds).
• When a child turns 8, the law allows them to use a vehicle seat belt. But for the best protection, safety experts recommend that kids continue to use a booster seat until they are at least 4’9” tall, which half of children will not reach until they are 11 years old.
• The minimum fine is $82 per violation. All child passenger safety violations are primary enforcement. There is a one-year education period for booster seat violations only.

To assist parents in determining the best child safety seat for their child and to make sure it is installed properly, there is a network of more than 140 “fitting stations” across the state as part of CPS Team Colorado.  Most of the fit stations offer free assistance for parents, including car seat checks to make sure seats are installed properly.  For parents facing financial hardship, some fit stations provide car seats at a reduced price or for a small donation. Parents can find a fit station closest to them by visiting www.carseatscolorado.com or calling toll free 1-877-LUV-TOTS or 303-239-4625 in Metro Denver.
Over the next several weeks, CPS Team Colorado, Safe Kids Colorado and safety advocates across the state will host special events to provide more information about booster seats and the expanded law.  Some of the events will include an opportunity for kids to “bling” their booster by decorating and customizing it.
“Your child’s safety should not be negotiable, but it doesn’t have to be a battle either,” said Selena Silva of The Children’s Hospital.   “We suggest parents include booster-age kids in the process by allowing them to help pick out their booster and even decorate it.  Let them know the booster is for their safety and point out benefits like a better view out the window!”
The following is a list of statewide events over the next few weeks where parents can get help and advice from trained child passenger safety technicians:

Saturday, July 31
Denver, CO
Booster Seat Saturday – Safe Kids Denver Metro
St. Anthony Central Hospital – Kuhlman building parking lot
4001 W. 16^th (corner of 16^th & Perry)
10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Tuesday, Aug. 3

Edwards, CO
Booster Seat Blitz at National Night Out
Freedom Park
450 Miller Ranch Road
4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Yuma, CO
National Night Out – Car Seat Check Event
Yuma Community Center
421 East 2^nd Avenue
5 to 8 p.m.

Friday, August 6^th

Denver, CO
Child Seat Check Event
Eastside Family Health Center
501 28^th Street in Five Points
10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Saturday, August 7^th

Colorado Springs, CO
Booster Seat Blitz at KKTV 11 Kid’s Day Event
Mr. Bigg’s
5825 Mark Dabling Blvd.
9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Lakewood, CO
Whole Foods Back to School Safety Event
with West Metro Fire & St Anthony Hospitals
Whole Foods Belmar Store
444 S. Wadsworth Blvd
11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Friday, August 13^th

Fort Collins, CO
Booster Seat Blitz with Safe Kids Larimer County
Salud Family Health Clinic – 1635 Blue Spruce Drive
1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Grand Junction, CO
Booster Seat Blitz and Car Seat Check
Mesa County Health Department
530 29 ½ Road
8:30 a.m. to Noon

Saturday, August 14 – Booster Blitz Saturday!

Akron, CO
Car Seat Check Event
Washington County Connections
77 Main Street
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Bayfield, CO
Booster Seat Blitz – Bling Your Booster!
Eagle Park
160 Business Route
10 a.m. to Noon

Black Forest, CO
Booster Seat Blitz
Black Forest Festival
Shoup Rd. & Black Forest Rd.
9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Broomfield, CO
Booster Seat Blitz
Presented by North Suburban Medical Center
K-Mart
5005 W. 120^th Avenue
1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Commerce City, CO
Booster Seat Blitz (Spanish-speaking technicians available)
Rancho Liborio
6040 East 64^th Avenue
1:30 to 3:30 p.m.

Cortez, CO
Booster Seat Blitz
Location TBD
10 a.m. to Noon
For info call SUCAP, Diane Downing  970-563-9907
Delta, CO
Booster Seat Blitz – Western Regional Occupant Safety Coalition
Hellman Chevrolet
900 Main Street
10 a.m. to Noon

Eagle, CO
Booster Seat Blitz –Bling Your Booster!
Eagle Swimming Pool
1700 Bull Pasture Road
Noon to 3 p.m.

Greeley, CO
Booster Seat Blitz
Greeley Mall, exact location TBD
11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Ignacio, CO
Booster Seat Blitz
SUCAP
295 Lakin Street
10 a.m. to Noon

Lamar, CO
Booster Seat Blitz
Lamar State Patrol Office
111 W. Parmenter Street
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Pueblo, CO
Booster Seat Blitz
Wal-Mart
78 North McCulloch Blvd.
9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Silverton, CO
Booster Seat Blitz
Location TBD
10 a.m. to Noon
For info call SUCAP, Diane Downing at 970-563-9907

Sunday, August 15^th

Denver, CO
Booster Seat Blitz – Bling Your Booster!
Real Baby
3600 W. 32^nd Avenue
11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Wednesday, Sept 1^st

Wray, CO
Car Seat Check Event
Wray Community Hospital parking lot
520 Adams Street
1 p.m. to 4 p.m.