Coupons and babies
Couponing, it turns out, goes beyond those colorful strips in the Sunday newspaper – although those are key. There are also blinkies, the blinking machines in the supermarket aisles that spit out coupons. Peelies can be pulled off the side of a product for redemption at the register. Catalinas, named after the company that manufactures them, are the coupons that are handed over with your receipt.
And a BOGO … well, a BOGO means you had best get down to the supermarket to take advantage of that “buy one get one free” offer before everyone else beats you to it.
HenryEtta Savage has been clipping coupons since she was 18 and living on her own.
“With two children and going to the store and prices and my income,” it saved money, says the now-55-year-old Fort Wayne resident.
And she still clips. She’s not a sophisticated coupon shopper, but her methods work for her.
“It still has to do with saving money. Where I can take a little extra change that I may have spent on something, if I didn’t have a coupon, I can take it and spend it on something else,” she says. “I’ve slowed down compared to what it used to be because I don’t go to the store as much as I used to.”
Every day in the United States, approximately 10,000 babies are born. On January, 1 2009, Beech-Nut will help thousands of these growing families across the country welcome their babies
into the world by offering coupons for free baby food to ring in the New Year.
Parents of 2009 New Year’s babies can go to http://www.beechnut.com for more information on how to get their New Year’s Baby coupons for free Beech-Nut foods.
“Beech-Nut is excited to help families kick off an all-natural New Year,” said Christoph Rudolf, president and CEO of Beech-Nut Nutrition Corporation. “We know the real gift is the new addition to the family, and giving parents a head start on their New Year’s Resolution to feed their baby right is our part in their celebration.”
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