Enfamil Family Beginnings Starter Box Unboxing | Free Formula Samples

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I got $400 of Enfamil Formula and coupons for free! By signing up for Enfamil Family Beginnings you can get free baby formula, coupons and more. This was one of the easiest freebies to sign up for. They will send you formula samples, savings checks or coupons for formula, and you get to choose which formula will best fit your baby - premature, lactose intolerance, and breastmilk. This is great for anyone who is considering bottle feeding as it can save you quite a bit on infant formula as well as allowing you to sample several types of baby formula before purchasing. 



Requirements:

How to Redeem:

No steps required. After signup, Enfamil will mail you samples closer to your due date to ensure formula doesn't expire. 

What's Included:

Formula samples will vary based on the preferences you select when registering. Below is what I received, but you may be able to select Sensitive, Ensire, Nutramigen, or others.

 



  • Belly Badges [$5]
    • Choose from Holiday badges, baby milestones or baby ages. 
  • Coupons
    • $20 off and free shipping at UpSpringBaby.com
    • 9 Free Meals from Hello Fresh
    • 12 - Gift Cards 
      • Canopy Couture ($50)
      • Pregnancy Pillow ($50)
      • Custom Pacifiers ($30)
      • Nursing Pillow ($40)
      • Baby Leggings ($50)
      • Little Wanderers ($60)
      • Udder Covers ($35)
      • Ruffle Buns ($60)
      • EskimoKids ($35)
      • Seven Baby ($40)
      • Custom Snappies ($50)
      • Breast Pads ($35)
  • 15 - $5 Checks (coupons) for any Enfamil Formula ($75)
  • $5 Check (coupon) for any Enfamil Vitamin

TOTALS:
Formula: $40.04
Gift Cards/Other: $540
Formula Coupons/Discounts: $80
Total Value: $660.04

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