If you're shopping online this year, make sure you check out MomsWhoSave.com's homepage and special holiday deals page.

Many Black Friday deals have started early online, and MomsWhoSave.com is being updated continuously, with even more deal updates on twitter.

Check in often throughout the weekend, and don't miss out!

A few of this weekend's bargains include:

Starts Friday: Black Friday Deal! 11/27-11/29: Flip Video Camcorders- $49.95 This Weekend!



Click to shop now at Jones New York and receive an additional 30% off sale merchandise now 50-75% off. Plus free shipping on all orders! Valid 11/26-11/30/09


Click for Borders Black Friday offer: Get 25% off your ENTIRE purchase PLUS shipping's free on $25!



40% off All DVDs and CDs + Free Shipping Offer at Veggie Tales through 12/2.



Click to get your child's first month of membership at Jump Start for only $1! Use promo code TURKEYDAY thru 11/29. A one year membership is only $10 or a lifetime membership is $20! Don't miss this chance to offer your child a whole new world of fun & learning!



It's all on sale - 40% off everything now at Lane Bryant.com! Valid through 11-29-09.

Remember to visit MomsWhoSave.com and the Black Friday page for more deals.

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Just a quick post to share this great freebie. It's a complete Martha Stewart Thanksgiving cookbook in PDF form.

It's from Sirius and Martha Stewart Living Radio, and can be downloaded here

You get 56 pages of delicious recipes with illustrations from Martha Stewart and other well-known chefs, like Nigella Lawson and Emeril Lagasse.

I'm not sure how long this download will be available, so get your recipe book now!

For more deals, visit MomsWhoSave's main deals page, and our printable coupons and freebies page.

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I want to introduce you to a great product. They're called Boogie Wipes. And if you haven't heard about them, I'm glad I can fill you in--especially now that cold and flu season is here!

What are Boogie Wipes? I'm thinking you can guess what they're for, but Boogie Wipes are soft, flexible wipes made with saline, and moisturizers vitamin E, aloe, and chamomile to gently clean little noses without irritation. They are even scented. You can buy them in grape, fresh scent, or menthol for really stuffy noses.


The terrific mom inventors of Boogie Wipes sent me a couple of packages to try, but unfortunately (or fortunately) no one's nose was dripping or running for quite a while, so we couldn't try them out properly! Well, now I can finally say that we've given them a try, and we do love them. Here's why:

• They are incredibly soft and gentle on our noses (yes, I tried them too)
• They smell great (but very little ones may not like the menthol-scented wipes--stick to the other two scents for them, in my opinion)
• As soft as these wipes are, they are really strong and flexible! They aren't going to tear like paper tissue
• Again, they are soft and moist (almost like a damp washcloth), so they will NOT irritate little sore, red noses
• They leave skin soft, and even moisturized
• They come in a convenient "baby wipes" type container or individually-wrapped (so you can easily carry them in your purse, or throw a few in the diaper bag or glove compartment)
  

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My next gift idea for this holiday season is really simple.

If you buy anything...and I mean anything from this website, you are almost guaranteed that whoever you're buying for won't already have it!

You're also guaranteed to find something they'll love. The site is One World Projects, a company who works with artisans in developing countries to help them gain economic sustainability and self-determination. One World Projects is committed to paying artisans fair wages for their work allowing them to provide for their basic needs (food, shelter, clothing, education, and health-care for their families) which contributes to a better quality of life.

Some of the items for sale & some of the stories behind them are shown here. As you can see, they are beautiful.


These handmade cards are painstakingly created by widowed and often handicapped women, who survived the 1994 Rwandan genocide. Crafted from banana leaves, these cards are inspired by the imaginations of the artisans, and no two are exactly alike.
















This bracelet is from a seed jewelry project in Colombia serving underprivileged youth who struggle with alcoholism, prostitution, begging, and thievery - the all too familiar products of communities with limited education or employment prospects. Several of the artisans are also single mothers, and for most, this is their only safe way to earn a living.










Here are a few of the other artisan-made products available at One World Projects.

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