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Get $1.50 off any package of Huggies diapers through Shortscuts.com. Don't delay as the site only allows a certain number of these coupons to be printed. The coupon expires Dec. 4, 2009.

There is also a coupon for $2 off a pack of Pulls Ups training pants. If you don't see these coupons on the above link they has probably been maxed out.

Buy enough diapers and you can make a diaper cake. Hmmm...tasty.

Welcome to Five Super Savings brought to you by Deal Seeking Mom. Each week I bring you the best grocery and health and beauty bargains around town.

I've got some fantastic deals to share this week – everything from free cereal to board games for $0.99! And the best part is they almost all use printable coupons, so you don't have to worry about tracking down newspaper inserts.

1. Walmart has Honey Bunches of Oats cereal on rollback for just $2. Use the $2 off printable coupon, and you can score free cereal! While you're there, you can also pick up 4-packs of White Cloud toilet paper for $0.99 after printable coupon, and there's a new Huggies coupon that can get you more flushable wipes for just $0.67. Also grab some Sara Lee pre-sliced deli meat and use this $3 off printable coupon to get it for only $0.58!

Welcome to Five Super Savings brought to you by Deal Seeking Mom. Each week I bring you the best grocery and health and beauty bargains around town.

I've rounded up some of my favorite free and ultra-cheap deals at stores across the U.S. so you can start building your stockpiles!

1. Have you ever wanted to try your hand at warehouse club shopping? Right now you can get a 60-day free trial pass for BJ's Wholesale Club. BJ's is the only warehouse club I'm aware that accepts coupons, so you can definitely get some great bargains there. My favorite items to buy at these stores are milk, produce, and large bags of frozen chicken breasts.

2. In need of replenishing your store of baby wipes? You can get the small packs of Huggies wipes free at Walmart after a printable coupon. Walmart has lots of other free after coupon items currently. Many are using printable coupons, which is great for those of you that don't receive the Sunday newspaper or are new to couponing! However, if you do receive the Sunday paper or are open to purchasing coupons, you can also get free Johnson's Buddies Soaps.

3. Walgreens has tons of great deals this week. Find out how you can earn money purchasing One-A-Day 2O Drink Mix, get free Listerine mouthwash, and also get a free Murine ear drop kit, plus more!

4. Target has opportunities to stock up for free on whole grain Pop-Tarts and Crystal Light drink mixes. You can also score Kashi Trail Mix bars for $0.38 and Scrubbing Bubbles toilet cleaning gel for just $1.49. Plus check out these $9 in Target store coupon savings to save even more!

5. CVS has several great freebies this week as well. Get Dyna Pep Energy Micro-Shots, Colgate toothpaste, Reach toothbrushes and much more.

If you use products like Swiffer, Cascade, and Febreze, you'll want to sign up for the Home Made Simple coupon booklet for $35 in coupon savings on these products and others!

Welcome to Five Super Savings brought to you by Deal Seeking Mom. Each week I bring you the best grocery and health and beauty bargains around town.

You won't want to miss the savings this week:

1) It's only July 2, but companies are gearing up for back to school already! Register for your Nabisco Back To School Savings. You'll get (2) $20 rebates and $15 in coupons on Nabisco, Planters, Capri Sun and more.

2) Do you enjoy trying new product samples? Then you'll want to join the Kraft First Taste program to receive free product coupons and samples for their latest products.

Only the best for Baby, right? Well yes, but that can get pricey. Here's a way to give your baby the best with a little something extra for you.

Get three free Huggies Pure & Natural Diapers by filling out an online form. Delivery takes four to six weeks, so be sure to select the diaper size your baby will be wearing when the free sample arrives. Or go by the expected delivery date.

The diapers feature natural ingredients, such as organic cotton.

Welcome to Five Super Savings brought to you by Deal Seeking Mom. I've rounded up some of the best bargains at a variety of stores, so pick what works best for you and start saving! Many of these savings are available using printable coupons, so read on to see how you can keep a little extra in your checking account this week.

1) Target is the source of a number of fabulous deals once again this week. Print out coupons that will allow you to get Mott's Applesauce for just $0.22 and Pepperidge Farm Goldfish for $0.76 to possibly even free. If you're lucky enough to live near a Super Target, snag some Market Pantry Cheese for just $1.25 and some fresh broccoli for free as well.

2) Next stop, Walmart. Pick up Simple Green Cleaner for just $0.97 with a printable coupon, and if you have previous newspaper inserts you can score free Iams Kitten Food and treat your kids to new Danimals Crush Cups for $1. While you're there, pick up the new April issue of ALL YOU Magazine to get ton of coupons, including one for free Rimmel Sexy Curves Mascara

3) If you've got kiddos in diapers, you won't want to miss a trip to Walgreens this week. Using these printable Huggies coupons, I was able to purchase six packages of Huggies diapers and three jumbo packages of Huggies Wipes for just $3 after coupons and Register Rewards. Yes, you read that right – just $3! Other items you may want to pick up while you're there are free Dry Idea Anti-perspirant and Advil PM for just $0.49.

4) Are you lucky enough to have a Kroger nearby? They're running a fabulous buy 10 get $5 off sale this week. Using this promotion you can get huge savings on Kellogg's Nutri-Grain Bars, Quaker Rice Cakes, and Scotch-Brite Scrub Sponges and more.

5) Finally, you'll want to stop at CVS if you need to stockpile cereal. This week you can get General Mills Cereals for $1.15 per box. Other deals of interest are Herbal Essences products for $0.38 and Vaseline Body Lotion for as low as $0.44.

Ready, set . . . shop!

Welcome to Five Super Savings brought to you by Deal Seeking Mom. For this edition we'll be looking at how you can get some fantastic savings with internet printable coupons. While clipping coupons from Sunday newspapers will earn you the most bang for your buck, online printable coupons are a convenient and easily accessible supplement.

1) The first stop this week is Walgreens to stock up on Dove bar soap and Excedrin for free! If you're looking to stock up on snacks, you can also get Fiber One bars for just $0.64, Chex Mix for just $0.50, and Starbucks candy for $1 to possibly free.

2) Next head to CVS. You can pick up free Carnation Instant Breakfast and $1 Kashi bars this week, and you can purchase Aveeno Anti-Itch Cream for $0.49 and Aveeno Shave Gel for $0.99 the whole month of March. You might also consider printing this Just For Men Touch of Gray rebate for future savings at CVS (or use it now if you need it).

With the economy in the toilet, a lot of families could really use some free diapers. Wal-Mart is here to help. Click here to fill out the form and receive a free sample of Huggies:

You love your baby from head to toe and you want to give him the very best care possible. HUGGIES® has all the products you need to do just that. From diapers and wipes to bath and body essentials you can trust the HUGGIES® brand to provide the comforting touches that not only care for your baby, but also help create more special moments together each and every day. And you can find the whole family of HUGGIES® brand products at Walmart - your place for everything baby

I'm the mama who looks at the vast selection of generic and brand-name diapers and wipes at the supermarket and wonders, "why would anyone ever pay for Huggies?" But this month's Fortune investigates exactly why someone might be convinced to pay extra for, to be specific, Huggies Supreme Natural Fit diapers. They fit more like underwear (underwear "is a comfortable product!" say the Kimberly-Clark development people). There's a special intake layer of material to catch the "insult" (a.k.a. poop, or pee) and deliver it to the super-absorbent polymers below. There is "continuous flexibility" through the back waistband of the diaper and "more active" Winnie-the-Pooh graphics to distract baby while he's being changed (and, as any experienced mama knows, to get the kids hooked on, and asking for, the Pooh diapers).

While I ask myself questions such as, "why would anyone put their baby through diaper leak-testing?" and "isn't the diaper's purpose in life to receive 'insults'? Should they perhaps be titled 'welcome offerings' or something?" -- the real question is, should you help contribute to Kimberly-Clark's profit margin, paying extra for Huggies top-of-the-line diapers?

In my opinion, no. Any small savings in laundry bills from caught leaks, or your ability to use fewer diapers because they're so absorbent, won't make up for the much higher price (often 10 cents or more per diaper compared to generic brands). Keep your insults to the off-brands and you'll end up richer, in the end.