Friday Freebies
September 4, 2009 Posted by The Hens
Kids Eat Free at Ikea Labor Day Weekend
Great news for those of you heading out to do some shopping this Labor Day Weekend with your kiddos. We noticed that on the back page of this week’s Ikea ad, there is a “Kids Eat Free!” coupon. Your kids who are under 12 get to eat for free all weekend from Saturday September 5 through Monday, September 7. You get to put together a meal from 3 kid-sized items like meatballs, PB&J, mac-n-cheese, yogurt, cookies, and more. The best part about this deal is that there is no purchase required. Well, have a great Labor Weekend and enjoy some free eats from Ikea.
Here are some more Friday Freebies
- Yippee! Get some free Granola Bars from Bear Naked http://ow.ly/nQqh
- SIGNED copy of Catching Fire: Giveaway to one lucky winner from Scholastic Books. Learn how to win: http://bit.ly/1aa5Ej
- Free 2010 calendar from Annie’s Homegrown and Kiwi Magazine: http://ow.ly/nQn2
- Enter to win $5000 in back to school stuff and $2000 literacy grant for your school from Nestle: http://ow.ly/nQlH
- Enter to win a Hachette Books Back-to-School Pack at http://bit.ly/2U5w9
- Win a $500 Your Zone room makeover from Walmart: http://bit.ly/4qGfYe
- Target will award 5,000 grants of up to $800 each for school field trips. Apply by November 3: http://ow.ly/nQiz
- Mail in 30 Kleenex box tabs, and earn10 free books from Scholastic Books! http://ow.ly/nQ4e
- FREE potty training DVD from Huggies Pull-Ups: http://ow.ly/nPZp
And please help someone in need
Kids in Need Foundation helps provide free school supplies to students in need. Please help them to help others: http://ow.ly/nQcC
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Lisa Campbell says:
September 4th, 2009
I’ve recently created a new site – http://www.kidseatfor.com – which lists kids eat free (and discounts) deals all over the country. I have an iPhone app also, which anyone can take with them to find deals wherever your are.
There are other sites which list kids eat free deals, but KidsEatFor.com is by far the most accurate. I remove the deals from the site when they are no longer offered. I even have a “thumbs up” and “thumbs down” button on each deal to help keep the list accurate. The add a deal feature is great since most restaurants don’t advertise their specials.