service plans
Kelly just bought a plastic Baby Bjorn potty seat at
Babies R Us. When the cashier rang it up, the system told her to ask Kelly if she'd like to pay another 30% of the purchase price for a service plan.
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baby gear
If you're expecting a baby but terrified of places like Babies 'R' Us, you're not alone. Shopping for a newborn can be a scary process, what with all the gizmos and knickknacks promising conveniences for situations you hadn't even considered.
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breastfeeding
Reader Addie says that she was at Babies "R" Us to pick up some stairway gates and try out a "glider", but when she attempted to use the chair for its intended purpose, she was told that she was not allowed to breastfeed on the sales floor.
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deliveries
Meet Matt. Matt ordered a bassinet from Babies "R" Us for the baby he expects to arrive in two weeks. Babies "R" Us, apparently more concerned about how Matt would transport Matt Jr. home, decided to send him a damaged car seat instead.
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babies r us
Poor Jenn, she just wants two car seats. She has twins, so she needs two car seats. Otherwise she'd have to leave one baby at home, and last time we checked you weren't supposed to do that. From Jenn's blog:
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