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Fab Freebie: Crib Your Enthusiasm

***This giveaway is no longer accepting entries***

In honor of our new nephew’s arrival this week (he’s scheduled to come via C-section on Wednesday!) we’ve got the mother of all baby-themed giveaways courtesy of LaJobi Industries. They’re the makers of stylish baby and youth furniture and this week they’re giving away an eco-friendly crib and crib mattress to one lucky parent (or parent-to-be).

LaJobi Crib

The Dakota crib by Graco is their first environmentally friendly crib – it’s made from sustainable woods, the dark walnut finish is water based and all the packaging comes from recycled materials. Plus, it looks pretty darn good. You can read all the nitty-gritty details about it on Walmart.com, since they’re the exclusive retailer of the Dakota line (which also includes a changing table).

LaJobi Mattress

But an eco-friendly crib wouldn’t be complete without an eco-friendly mattress to pair it with. So LaJobi is throwing in a Serta Nightstar Eco Firm mattress, which is made from organic cotton layers. Together that’s a $330 package that should help both you and your baby sleep better!

  • PRIZE: LaJobi’s Eco-Friendly Dakota Classic Crib by Graco and Serta Nighstar Eco Firm Crib & Toddler Mattress
  • TO ENTER: Comment on this post with the words “CRIB ME” and…
  • BONUS QUESTION: …tell us what your favorite bedtime story is. Is it a classic like “Goodnight Moon”- or something more progressive like “Captain Underpants?”
  • GIVEAWAY CLOSES: Wednesday, October 21st at 8pm EST
  • NUMBER OF WINNERS: One
  • PRIZE SHIPS: USA only
  • USUAL STUFF: One entry per e-mail address is permitted. The winner will be selected using random.org and announced on Thursday. Good luck!

Get more info on our freebies at our Giveaway FAQs page. Images courtesy of LaJobi Industries.

Comments

  13. Robin says

    CRIB ME……my favorite bedtime story is and will always be “the monster at the end of this book”. I giggled my head off when my mom read it to me and so do my kids when I read it to them.

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  14. katie b. says

    Crib me!!

    I’ve got a bun in the oven, due in the spring–its our first. Of course we’re in the need of a crib :)

    So–I was really a fan of Bearstein Bears…or however it’s spelled ;)

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  15. Jenny says

    Crib me!!

    You know, Goodnight Moon is absolutely a classic. But the story I really remember my dad reading to me when I was little was The Hobbit. Odd choice I know, but it’s a good one.

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  19. Curt says

    Crib me! My wife is due with our first child in April, and I am looking forward to rediscovering my favorite bedtime story with our baby (I can’t remember the name of my favorite as a kid!)

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  20. Carrie says

    CRIB ME! We DO love Goodnight Moon but my 15 month old daughter also loves Goodnight Gorilla. As for me, I loved We Were Tired of Living in a House when I was little. It’s a hard one to find nowadays! Thanks for the chance!

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  24. Katey says

    CRIB ME!

    I love “Love You Forever.” A friend of mine pointed out to me this week that it’s a little creepy. Never really thought about that before. I guess it would freak a grown man out if his mom were to climb through his window and start to rock him. I still love it though. :)

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  29. Erin D. says

    CRIB ME! My favorite story to read is The Monster at the End of This Book, which turns out to be, “loveable, furry, old, Grover.”

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  33. Ashley says

    CRIB ME!
    My favorite was Goodnight Moon. Mom or Dad would read it to me every night and I plan on reading it to our child in the future :-)

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  43. Heather says

    Crib Me Purty Pleeze! My Grandmother gave me this huge story book full of poetry, stories, and fables. It was wonderful. I think my fave poem to read from it any time of the day was called Animal Crackers. So cute and fun:) My kiddos love for me to read it to them now.

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  44. Ashley Bailey says

    C.R.I.B. M.E.

    I loved all books but find myself going and hunting down childhood favorites to keep for my future kids!! :)

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  50. Jennifer says

    Crib me! I don’t remember any favorites from when I was little, but a new favorite I have is “Tell Me Something Happy Before I Go to Sleep.” What can I say — even though I’m an adult, I can still enjoy a cute bedtime story! What a great giveaway!

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