November 15, 2009 
***This giveaway is now over. Congrats to the randomly chosen winner, Laureen, aka MamandeEDS on Twitter! Laureen, please check your email for the winner notification I sent you.***
I’m sure you’re familiar with Consumer Reports, the organization that blows the lids off all the BS and brings consumers the information they need about the validity of claims made by manufacturers as well as the usability, safety and efficacy of products.
Today I want to let you know, my dear readers, that MamaDivas.com is giving away a copy of the 368-page baby product guide Consumer Reports Best Baby Products, 10th Edition ($16.95 value) (giveaway information is at the end of this post)
Of course we all know that "breast is best", but when breastfeeding is not feasible or possible, moms turn to baby formula, which is one of the costliest expenses of parenting. According to the Consumer Reports Best Baby Products guide, store brand formula is just as nutritious for babies as nationally advertised, brand-name baby formula is. If you’ve ever stopped to compare the prices of baby formula, you know that many times the difference between store brand vs. brand names like Similac or Enfamil is quite substantial, up to 50% depending on the establishment.
