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If you're a parent then you know all too well the beauty of a sale. After all, having kids is expensive—like, really expensive—so a mom's gotta do what a mom's gotta do in order to score big on deals (or you know, a dad, too!).
That's why Amazon Prime Day is so special to 'rents—whether you have a family of three or a family of ten. When you have X amount of mouths to feed, why should you pay full-price for anything?! This Prime Day, check out the best deals for parents—from food for newborns to toys for toddlers.
- Baby Brezza Glass Baby Food Maker, $99.99
- Bentgo Kids Print Lunch Boxes, $19.99
- Nanit Pro Complete Baby Monitoring System, $279.99
- Orgain Kids Protein Organic Nutritional Shakes, $13.01
- Enfagrow PREMIUM Toddler Nutritional Drink, $73.98
- SpoonfulONE Food Allergen Introduction Mix-Ins, $10.99
- Osmo Little Genius Starter Kit for iPads, $43.99
- 23andme Health and Ancestry Service, $99
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Best Amazon Prime Day Deals for Parents
Baby Brezza Glass Baby Food Maker
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Now $60 off, the Baby Brezza Glass Baby Food Maker is half-cooker, half-blender that allows parents to steam and puree their own organic baby food.
Buy at Amazon.
Bentgo Kids Print Lunch Boxes
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With kids finally returning back to school, you may want to score your little one a new lunchbox for the school year. The Bentgo Kids Print Lunch Boxes are on sale for $19.99 for Prime Day.
Buy at Amazon.
Nanit Pro CompleteBaby Monitoring System
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The Nanit Pro Complete Baby Monitoring System is marked down to $279.99 and includes: Nanit Pro camera with 1080P HD video, wall mount, Breathing Band for breathing monitoring, Nanit Smart Sheet for measuring height and tracking growth, multi-stand for on-the-go, and 1-year free subscription to Nanit Insights, which include personalized sleep tracking & guidance, breathing motion monitoring, automated memory book to store special moments, multiple users with permission management and more.
Buy at Best Buy.
Orgain Kids Protein Organic Nutritional Shakes
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Orgain is running brand-wide sales on Amazon.com, but moms and dads will especially love this 35% off deal on Orgain's Kids Protein Organic Nutritional Shakes.
Buy at Amazon.
Enfagrow Premium Toddler Nutritional Drink
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We all know that toddlers need the proper nutrition to grow big and strong! Enfagrow Premium Toddler Nutritional Drink is full of Omega-3 DHA for brain support, prebiotics, immune-friendly vitamins and is non-GMO. Grab this pack of four now for $73.98.
Buy at Amazon.
SpoonfulONE Food Allergen Introduction Mix-Ins
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Starting as early as four months, SpoonfulONE Mix-Ins allow parents to integrate new foods into their baby's formula, breast milk or even pureed food. From 11AM to 5PM PST, the brand's Food Allergen Introduction Mix-Ins is 40%. For other SpoonfulONE details, their puffs will be 40% off on 6/26 while their oat crackers will be 40% off on 6/21. Each produt contains a gentle amount of the 16 foods most commonly known to be allergens: peanuts, milk, shrimp, almonds, cashews, hazelnuts, pecans, pistachios, walnuts, egg, cod, salmon, oats, wheat, soy and sesame.
Buy at Amazon.
Osmo Little Genius Starter Kit for iPads
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Kids love Osmo, an educational toy brand that makes products that hook up to your child's tablet—no WiFi necessary. Designed for ages 3 to 5, the Little Genius Starter Kid for iPads is now 45% off.
Buy at Amazon.
23andMe Health and Ancestry Service
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Whether you're a new parent, a parent-to-be or have had kids for a long time, starting this new phase of your life may make you curious about your own ancestry. Originally $199, the 23andme Health and Ancestry Service is now $99 and highlights different health and wellness insights about diet, carrier status and more.
Buy at Amazon.
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