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There are 6 things you maybe didn’t know about Huggies Enjoy the Rewards:

1. If you’re new to the program, sign up. Duh.

2. PullUps package codes can be used twice–Once on Enjoytheride.com and also again on game.dothepottydance.com

2.  Multi-use generic codes are floating out there for you. Here’s a few new ones: bjkft-dxkfh-cdpgb, BJNDJ-SLLMD-XJPGB, BJKNG-QJRMB-QRPGB and BGQGJ-PQZFG-DXPGB

3. As a general rule, any code that ends in “PGB” is a multi-use code. If not, they’re one time use only.

4. On the site, click the Earn Points tab and watch the videos for free points. Take the monthly poll for more points. Visit related sites under the Browse section for still more points. Refer friends for points, if they, like those of y’all that used my first tip, still haven’t signed up.

5. Personally, FatHeadDog has had zero luck with the Instant Win games on Enjoy the Ride, but others swear by them. If you do play the instant win games, Huggies experts recommend playing Huggies’ instant win games early in the morning or late at night.

6. For the longest time, Enjoy the Ride didn’t offer any incentive for saving your points, since there were no prizes except those won in instant wins or sweepstakes. That’s changed. Thank the puppies in heaven. Now, you can redeem your points for gift cards (while supplies last) and free diaper and wipes. IMHO that’s the best value because you earn more points, to put towards your next diaper or wipes reward. A coupon for free Huggies Pull-Ups is 337 points.

Know anything about Huggies Enjoy the Ride rewards that FatHeadDog doesn’t? (Entirely likely, I mean, I’m a dog for puppies’ sake.) Leave a comment on FatHeadDog.com.

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Here are two new Pampers Gifts to Grow codes for you!

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If you’re ever at SuperTarget and are abhorred to see a Mom hand her toddler son a sip of her Mocha Frappacino, then you’re in luck. You’ve met FatHeadDog!

If you have a Starbucks gift card or purchase one, be sure and register it on the Starbucks site for a free sandwich, a free drink on your birthday and other rewards. The program, called Starbucks Rewards, tracks your purchases with your gift card, so just keep your gift card loaded to enjoy special perks and freebies.

For a limited time, new members who sign up for Starbucks Rewards will receive a coupon in the mail for a free Artisan Breakfast Sandwich (offer valid from 8/31–9/21). On your birthday, you’ll receive a free beverage of your choice. In store, you’ll receive free refills of brewed coffee or iced tea with the Rewards Card. And give FatHeadDog a high five while you’re there.

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This one will probably go quick. On Pampers Gifts to Grow, you can snag a $20 gift card to CVS for 2,200 points (Edit 8/25: gift cards are gone now.) I know that’s like 10,000 million diapers worth of points, but that’s one of the best rewards I’ve seen on there to date. If you’re new to the program, here’s a quick guide.

How to Earn Points:

• Generic codes are released occasionally for public consumption, often around holidays.
• One-time codes are found on Pampers products, for which points correspond with the size of the product purchased. A Jumbo pack offers less points than a larger, Mega pack, for example. And the giant 277-diaper box that showed up at my door from Amazon.com–the one that was bigger than my child–that one is worth a few more points.

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If you’ve got a stash of unentered MyCokeRewards codes, grab the 12-pack flaps and read this. And if you’re like my husband who hates–with a capital H–all the Diet Coke flaps and caps laying around the house, tell ‘em you’ll buy him a magazine subscription for his troubles.

Earn a chance to snag free bonus points when you enter MyCokeRewards codes from 12-packs of Coca-Cola products with the Million Point Giveaway.You can win 10, 50, even 1,000 bonus points daily during the promotion period now until Sept. 30.

The cool part (after I did some digging around the site) is from Sept. 21-30, you can enter the bonus game for free, without entering any MCR codes. To get the free entry, go to the bonus game page and click on Rules. Scroll down to Rule #5-b-ii and click on the link for “Click here for a free code”. The link’s not live yet so just check back on Sept. 21. Cheers!

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I’m a sucker. The minute those Huggies Little Mover Denim Diapers came out, I made a beeline for CVS. Yes I paid full price. Yes I made my son wear them. And yes, I love my little boy in them.
Now Pampers has followed suit with their own designer diapers from Cynthia Rowley. They’re available exclusively and for a limited time at Target and Target.com.

While we’re talking about Huggies and Pampers, here’s a tip I ran across on deals4dummies.com: PullUps package codes can be used twice–Once on www.Enjoytheriderwewards.com and also again on game.dothepottydance.com. Now who’s got their daisy dukes on? My kid, that’s who.

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This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of PBM Products. All opinions are 100% mine.

The FatHeadFamily was out running errands when we stumbled across a Babies R Us that I hadn’t visited before. Why would I propose to know every Babies R Us location in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex? Because when you have a cranky newborn that wants to get out of the house, that’s what you do–you wander the aisles of every Babies R Us from here to Oklahoma.

When SocialSpark asked me to blog about the new Babies R Us-brand formula and newly expanded infant care line, I was happy to since I wish they’d introduced their generic formula when my Pup was still taking formula. As I’ve written about before, there’s a strategy to buying baby formula for cheap. When your brand-name formula checks run out, generic formulas are a great value. Target and Wal-Mart are great options, but don’t offer any rewards or cashback for your purchase. At Babies R Us, you can accumulate Rewards R Us points with each purchase, which makes purchasing costly formula a little less painful. You’ll receive a $5 reward for every $150 you spend total during certain two or three month promotion periods–which I’ll admit sounds pretty paltry, but to sound entirely cliche, every little bit helps.

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Pampers Gifts to Go Rewards and Huggies Enjoy the Ride Rewards are two loyalty programs all new moms need to latch onto. (If you’re a breast-feeding mom, you’ll appreciate that latch humor. Or not.) You earn points by entering codes found on Pampers and Huggies diapers, wipes and other products. The great thing is that these two programs often offer free codes, such as these recently released April 2010:

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