Pampers Gifts to Grow Program Reviews

I joined the Pampers Gifts to Grow Program when it first started in 2005.  It was only supposed to run for a couple of years but due to popularity, it keeps getting extended and currently runs through March 1, 2010. 

The Pampers Gifts to Grow Program is based on accumulating points for each package of Pampers purchased.  The jumbo size package of Pampers is worth three points and larger packages are worth more.  There is a code inside of each package of diapers, which is then manually entered online at the Pampers website.  

It's easy to join the Pampers Gifts to Grow Program and once a member,...

I have only been collecting pampers points for a little over two years now and I'm very happy with thier system.  I think that thier prizes aren't as good as they used to be and seem to only be getting worse but I still feel I've gotten my moneys worth out of it.  I saved all my points up for some of the bigger prizes and we choose to get the Kettler bike that was available.  It was 400 points and we redeemed our points for it, paid $10 in shipping and got it in two days.  Once we got it, I researched the bike online to see if there were accessories to purchase for it and discovered that it...

I've been participating in the Pampers Gifts to Grow program ever since my oldest son was born in 2005. (I'm on my third child now and have used Pampers for each of them, so I've racked up a pretty decent amount of points.)

The first couple of years were great! There was a big selection of prizes ranging from small toys and books to substantial, big-ticket items like tricycles and such. Granted, it took a while to save up for the pricier stuff, but it was worth it. I personally enjoyed the free movie coupons; movies are expensive, and a "free" night out with my husband was always nice. Not to...

I'm not pleased with this program.  You only get 3 points for a regular size package of diapers, you need 100 points to get anything good, the lower points items (a book for 20) costs $6+ to ship, more than it would cost at any book store.  The amount of points needed for a free pampers pack coupon is 125, you'd need to buy some 40+ packages (at 3 each) to get a free jumbo pack. Not bad if you ONLY use pampers, but for a parent who can't afford to be picky, you get what's on sale, have a coupon for, or given to you, it's not a worthwhile program.

That said, I logged on one night, had enough points...

When I found out about Pampers Gifts To Grow Program I was hooked!  I had tried other diapers on my daughter - but Pampers fit her best as an infant, so we stuck with it when I realized we could EARN COOL STUFF!

I shopped around for the best deals on diapers and used everything from Diapers.com to Auto-delivery from Amazon.com - so I usually spent the same as if I purchased a no-name brand, so Gifts To Grow made my bargain hunting really  pay off.

We got:

A Kettrike - retail value $220

A Dora Lego Set

Books

Melissa & Doug puzzles

It was awesome - but now the ride is over because she is...

Don't you love getting rewards for using your favorite products?  That's what the Pamper's Gifts to Grow program is all about!  You're going to buy diapers anyway, right?  And you LOVE Pampers, right?  So, tear open that new bag of Pampers and look for the Gifts to Grow code!  Then go to: www.pampers.com and sign up for the Gifts to Grow program and enter the code.  Start collecting codes each time you buy Pampers diapers and wipes, and don't forget to enter them!  The rewards are great!  I've been saving my Gifts to Grow points all year long (I have almost 200 so far) and I'm planning...

I discovered the Pampers Gifts to Grow Program by signing up with Pampers before my son was born. So naturally I bought Pampers diapers so, I could collect the points. I buy the big boxes from Sam's Club or Babies R Us. You collect more points that way and save money buying in bulk. I collect enough points over a period of months and redeemed them for a $10.00 options card. It was great because I could use it at 3 different stores. It didn't have an expiration date on it either. It took a little while to receive it. I was upset when I heard they were ending the program because I looked forward...

I would enter my code in the computer whenever we were finished with the product. I figure I am using the product anyway I should get all the benefits from it.  I redeemed my points last September and I just had to pay for the shipping. So I got a toy for my son 2 yrs old and one for my daughter (who was born in October) I wrapped them up and Santa had some presents started for them in September.