Head on over to Gerber to grab your FREE Safety kit! They will also send you a quote for life insurance. No CC or payment info needed, all you have to do is fill out the first two pages to get the FREE kit.
I have found that I get more Gerber food coupons in the mail since requesting my kit, so it is worth a check! My kids no longer eat baby food, but it makes for donating to the local food banks a bit easier. Many food banks get lots of canned goods and good “adult” foods, and babies are left out, or only have formula, so I try to focus on jarred food when I donate, because I know it is in high demand.
I do find the Safety Kit to be useful too. We take the kids fingerprints every year along with an updated pic and a lock of hair, and put it all together with kits like this in our safe. You can never be too prepared.
Freetailer Kate shared part of her FREE Kit on our facebook page! Thanks Kate!
UPDATE: Some people were emailing me saying “It isn’t free, I have to pay something!” I want to show you guys the screen shots, because you should not be getting charged for this.
Page 1, complete the info here.
Page 3, NOT REQUIRED! You don’t need to enter ANYTHING here, unless you want to purchase Insurance, but it is not required to get your Safety Kit. Don’t close your page just yet though!
You should get an email shortly after requesting your freebie. Once you get this email, feel free to close out Page 3, without adding payment info.
































Love Gerber products. Been a Gerber baby for years.
Gerber is sooo much more than baby food today!! It’s amazing! :)
I have also received more coupons from Gerber since requesting a kit from them.
Does anyone have this? I have a 14 month old and do not know much about it.
This Gerber kit would be perfect for my brother and sister-in-law! They are having their first baby soon :) Thank you for sharing the info!
Check with your local food bank before you buy baby food to donate. Some of them will only accept food from the manufacturer, I think because of law suits. I know some where they won’t accept individual jars, but will accept a closed case. If they don’t accept it, you can check with your local house of worship, and see what they recommend.
Thanks. I donate there often, so things are cool. I didn’t know that others have that restriction though.