Love freebies? The Amazon Baby Registry Welcome Box is brimming with goodies you'll love using—and it's free! babyregistry babyessentials amazonregistry
If you're already a Prime member, it shouldn't take you more than a minute or two to sign up for this brilliant registry. You'll need to fill in a few particulars like your due date, where you want your gifts shipped to and sharing settings. Then you're well on your way to oodles of free baby samples.To get the free Amazon Baby Registry welcome box, you need to check off at least 60 percent of your list.
, 60 items need to get checked off. Worried about meeting this threshold? Make a tighter, more specific list of just 20 or 30 items. It'll be easy-peasy, then.You need to make sure at least $10 in registry items are purchased and shipped to meet the free welcome box hurdle. That doesn't mean you need to spend $10 or more—it's a registry, after all! That means your friends and colleagues can check these wishlist items off for you.
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