Pampers Baby Board Archives

Yes Another Arrival! Pampers Swaddlers New Arrival Kit Giveaway

September 17, 2013 by Momstart 116 Comments

As I told you in the previous post my friend is expecting and Pampers sent me something as a Pampers Baby Board member that’s perfect for her and her family. It has new technology inside.

This is the Pampers New Arrival kit and I get to give one away to you guys!

This kit included Pampers Baby Dry size two:

Pampers Baby Dry (sizes 1-6):

Pampers Baby Dry diapers offer little ones up to 12 hours of overnight DRYNESS! Parents can now say goodbye to that 3 a.m. diaper change because Pampers babies may be interrupted less with fewer unexpected diaper leaks. A drier night means baby will more likely be more rested, less fussy and more contented the next day

– fully ready to enjoy and delight in his parents’ love and relish their bonding experience together! Features include:

– An “Ultra Absorb” core to cover up to 95% of overnight loads.

– Our most absorbent Baby Dry ever (sizes 2-5) with a 15% increase in capacity.

– Three layers of absorbency vs. two (the amount found in ordinary diapers).

– A longer and larger absorbent area and new, fun graphics.

– Snug, stretchy sides, colored tabs and a belted design to reassure parents that the diaper will hold up.

And Pampers Swaddlers Size 3: (now goes up to size five)

Pampers Swaddlers (sizes 3 – 5)

Our softest diaper ever is now available through size 5 so babies can stay with the Swaddlers they LOVE for longer! Features include:

– Now available through size 5! We’ve listened to moms who told us they wanted the Swaddlers softness they know and love to be available for their baby throughout their diapering years.

– Wetness Indicator that signals when baby needs to be changed.

– Absorb Away Liner to help keep baby dry.

– Swaddlers is the #1 choice of hospitals!

And a few other extras that were full of fun all in a baby Moses basket. It’s an adorable whicker basket that’s just so cute!

I know she’s going to love it and since she has two other children I threw in a few extra toys for her older girls. It’s hard having a new baby come into the house but it’s something for the whole family to celebrate. Heck, I might even throw in a bottle of wine as part of the care package.

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Pampers New Soft Care #PampersBabyBoard

March 1, 2012 by Momstart 377 Comments

Kids and messes are synonyms in my book. We use wet wipes all the time and Pampers has been our go to brand for wipes for over four years now and even as they change their product line or packaging we still find them to be reliable.

Sticky fingers are much easier to clean with a wet wipe than with a napkin. I always have wet wipes in the van and my husband just reminded me that we need another package in the van. I need another package in the kitchen too. Pampers Baby Wipes are perfect for craft time clean up.

Pampers just launched new Soft Care wipes packaging that is super fun, colorful and easily portable. They are the same great wipes with a newer, hip design and going in my van. Miles and I just tried them out and he thinks they work great as always. Plus the new packaging is cute enough to leave out on the table too!

If you don’t’ see them in your store you will soon. The new Soft Care wipes packaging is set to hit retail stores this month!

This giveaway has ended. Congratulations to the winnner, Stephanie J.

All rules can be found under giveaway rules.

Traveling Long Flights and Overnights with Pampers Extra Protection

February 29, 2012 by Momstart 5 Comments

By: Ashley

My little not even 2 year old boy has more frequent flyer miles racked up in his first 20 months than I had in my first 20 years. You might think I’m kidding, but I promise you, I’m not. Atticus even has his own airline frequent flyer card and has gotten several pairs of wings from some doting flight attendants. When we first started traveling with our tiny little guy, I scoured the internet looking for tips from other moms on what to do, what to bring, what to wear, what to pack… what in the world I should do when flying with a baby. Well, now that I consider myself to be pretty experienced, I wanted to share my own travel tip with you!

One of the biggest things we do when flying on a plane with our little guy, is to make sure he is wearing Pampers Extra Protection Diapers. We are a Pampers loving family and have been from the get go. Once I discovered the (not-so) secret of having him suited up in a super absorbent diaper, my anxiety during the actual flights really settled down. We have had the experience of a leaky diaper on board the plane, had to finagle the tricky airplane diaper change (after change, after change…), and keeping multiple changes of clothes (for you OR your little one) just isn’t feasible. Carry on bags are more than full as it is when you’re traveling with a child of any age!

Right before boarding begins, I change Atticus into one of the Pampers Extra Protection Diapers. Then, I can feel comfortable and at ease during the flight knowing that Atticus, his clothes, his seat, and his momma are dry. That helps take one of the millions of stressors out of traveling and flying with a little one.

Thanks, Pampers!

Want to read more about Pampers? Hop on over to Momicles where there’s a Pampers giveaway going on!

Disclosure – While I didn’t receive any products from Pampers for writing this post, I feel like I should make sure you guys know MomStart is a Pampers Baby Board Ambassador and often receives Pampers products.

Wordless Wednesday: Pampers Miracle Mission Special Delivery

July 5, 2011 by Momstart 34 Comments

Sorry, this week isn’t so wordless, but you can still ink up at the bottom!

As part of my Pampers Miracle Project, I went to visit the charity that I’m going to be working with in September. I chose Special Delivery, a local charity that helps pregnant mothers that have no other support. Six mothers can live on site as they prepare to have their babies and if they decide to give up their child for adoption Special Delivery helps them find adoptive parents. Special Delivery also helps single moms with a weekly support group.

They provide clothing for mom

clothing for baby and kids

Where the weekly single mom support group meets:

Children play during the support group:

Community Living Room:

Living Space:

Other meeting room:

Now this is where I’m going to be helping them. Each week to help support the single moms, they allow moms to take a package of diapers and wipes home with them. But they are out of size four, five and six. They are also very very low on lotions, pacifiers and things they use to give to the new moms after giving birth.

I’m going to be buying diapers with the money that Pampers gave me and asking friends in the community to donate wipes and other small items that Special Delivery can use to fill up the empty shelves.

Throw a Surprise Pampers Baby Shower

June 22, 2011 by Momstart 1,537 Comments

As many of you may know, I spent early last week in Cincinnati with Pampers learning about all of their community programs. One of the great things they did, they surprised a family in need with a baby shower. Pampers listened to many stories and picked a family that didn’t have anything ready for baby because baby came way too soon.

The baby shower is part of the wonderful on-going program, Miracle Missions program. I’m still doing a lot of the leg work behind my own person miracle mission, and I just met with my charity today to find out about everything they need. I’m quite excited to put everything together.

On the Pampers Facebook page they supported moms for mother’s day and dad for father’s day and now they are working on helping out families that have fallen victim to one of the many natural disasters going on around the country. All you have to do is make a pledge to help support a family that is struggling with every day basic living essentials. If you’re already helping, have helped in the past, or have been personally impacted, they would love to hear your story. Make a difference and you enter The Little Miracles sweepstakes while you’re at it. It’s for a chance to win free diapers and wipes for a year.

For every click of the “I support” button on the Pampers Miracles Facebook app, Pampers will donate one diaper, one pack of wipes, and one dollar to Direct Relief International ® to help those in affected areas. For every story shared on the Pampers Miracles Facebook app, they will donate an additional two diapers, two packs of wipes, and two dollars to Direct Relief International ®. So go pledge your support now.

This giveaway has ended. Congratulations to Amanda S.

How You Can Help Pampers Little Miracles Mission (3 Days Left)

May 5, 2011 by Momstart 5 Comments

From now until Mother’s Day you can help little miracles all around you. Pampers Little Miracles Mission is your mission to help make Mother’s Day special for another mother you know. All you have to do is congratulate an expecting mother with her upcoming little miracle. All you have to do is offer a mom a smile in a time they need one. All you have to do is offer a pregnant mom your seat so they can rest. All you have to do is give a mom some flowers to brighten up their day. All you have to do is something, anything to help another mom out and remind them how special their little miracles are. Moms deserve a break and any kind of outreach is a great way to lift up another mom. I’m excited for the little miracles I’ll be helping later this year at Children’s Hospital in Seattle.

Just by making a pledge on Pampers Facebook page you could be making a different on a larger scale. Pampers will throw 1,000 baby showers for expectant mothers across the country in May and June. They will be sharing pictures and stories with us so you can see how you’ve helped. Let’s continue to celebrate the special little miracles in each of our lives and uplift someone else today!

I’m a Pampers Ambassador, and I’m posting this because I love this campaign.

Life Behind the Blog: Why We Do The Things We Do

April 27, 2011 by Momstart 10 Comments

I’ve been keeping extremely busy behind the blog. My husband and I are taking a class at church called Financial Peace University by Dave Ramsey and well we’re learning all kinds of things, and mainly we’ve come to the decision to live our lives differently. We’re working very hard selling stuff we don’t use or no longer need, and I’ve sold a few things that I really loved to make a little extra money to put some of Dave’s practices into place. You may have even noticed that I’ve been doing more sponsored posts and have been trying out a few advertising techniques in order to earn a little money. Every little bit helps.

I’ve also been working on a few different charity projects. I don’t’ blog about all the charity work that I do, or mention it as much as I used to but I haven’t changed, most of the products received are still donated. I’m still making an impact in my community with all the work I do here on MomStart. I know that other bloggers look at my site and see it as a waste of on-line space but I’ve decided I don’t care what they think anymore. Everything I do and all the hard work and commitments I sign up for help this site be the success that it is and open up the opportunities that allow me to do things to help others. I love what I do, and I love the people I’ve met and the PR reps that I get to work with. So I hold my head up high knowing that I do have integrity in all that I do. And just to say thank you to all the companies involved in the larger projects we’re working on, I wanted to mention a few of them. Here are four of our current projects that we’re working on right now as a MomStart team behind the blog!

Box Out Hunger – The Box Out Hunger cereal drive is something that my local MOMS Club chapter does to benefit the Maltby Food Bank. This year MomStart has been working with the Nature’s Path Organics Food company. So we asked them if they would match our collection box for box and they said yes. So a big thank you to Nature’s Path Organics from MOMS Club of Woodinville WA and MomStart. Maltby Food Bank uses these boxes of cereal and snacks to feed kids that would normally get a free meal at school, and during the summer would otherwise go hungry.

Eastside Domestic Violence Program Fundraiser – Remember that sandwich competition that I was part of? Hillshire Farms donated 1000.00 to the Eastside Domestic Violence Program on behalf of my participation in the contest. I’ve also gathered up quite a few products (over $1800.00 worth) and things that were hardly used or were given to me from companies to donate directly. The Eastside Domestic Violence Program is having their yearly auction and fundraiser World of Hope Dinner & Auction on May 14th 2011 and I’m quite proud to be apart of it.

Pampers Miracles – As a Pampers Baby Board Ambassador, I’ve been given the opportunity to host a charity event of my making. They are providing me with the means to do some very large random acts of kindness that I can use to throw an event or just donate to a charity that helps little miracles. I’m so excited to be apart of the Pampers little miracles program and can’t wait to start helping little miracles. I’ve pulled in some of my friends to help me come up with ideas and this ones going to be BIG, so it will take much of our time and you’ll see even fewer personal posts while we’re working on this one.

Seattle Mom Prom – Summer has been quite an asset to MomStart this year and she’s been working on supporting the Seattle Mom Prom. On May 21, 2011 at the Fremont Abbey Arts Center from 8pm until Midnight Seattle Mom Prom will be raising money for Postpartum Support International of Washington. We’ve been collecting products for them to use as door prizes or possibly auction items and we can’t wait to be part of the fun. If you live in the Seattle area you can find out more by checking out the Seattle Mom Prom website, Liking their Seattle Mom Prom Facebook page, and following them on Twitter @SeattleMomProm. If you’re a company and want to help by giving a donation you can contact Myla Rugge through her Mom Prom email address [seattlemomprom@live.com].

All of these things are because of this blog, the support from our readers, and the companies that we work with. So the personal posts may have slowed down for the time being, but that’s because we’re working very hard behind the scenes. Thank you everyone that makes all of this possible.