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By Jessica Watson

Life after loss with autism, preemies and a rainbow baby

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Between my baby turning two this month and digging through pregnancy pictures I have been feeling a little tug for just one more.

But really, I know that we are done.

Just to remind myself, I am digging through baby things and dropping the big stuff off with my sister-in-law to sell at her garage sale this week. You know that big stuff that you save just in case or because you can’t bear to get rid of it?

It’s all going.

And since I will no longer have a need for some of the cutest baby accessories I have ever seen and I would really like to thank all of you for visiting each day, I have arranged a giveaway for you…

Have you visited Maggie & Alison? They make the CUTEST monogrammed baby products and I am thrilled that they are offering a Basic Bundle Gift Set (in your choice of fabrics from their site) to one of my readers.

Since you will start filling your shopping cart the minute you visit their site with items like their adorable picnic blankets or too cute birthday hats,they are offering my readers 25% off any of their products with the code: 4PLUSANGEL

Here’s the details:

Giveaway: One of you will win a Basic Bundle Gift Set in the fabric of your choice.

Mandatory Entry: Follow Maggie and Allison on twitter and leave a comment letting me know you did so.

Additional Entries: Mandatory entry must be completed first. Please leave a separate comment for each additional thing that you do.

-“Like” Maggie and Alison on facebook
– Share this giveaway on facebook
– Tweet this giveaway and leave the direct link to your tweet in your comments
– “Like” Four Plus an Angel on facebook (on the right hand side of this page)

One winner will be chosen at random and announced Saturday, June 25th.

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  20. Kimberly says

    I may never have another but I have friends who are pregnant and would love this! I follow them on twitter @momgosomething

  21. XLMIC says

    I have had a hard time unloading my stuff, too. I know I won’t have anymore kids. I have so many lovely memories attached to stuff… I need to learn how to get over it 😛

    • Jessica says

      Me too, I keep debating over getting rid of the cradle. I really need to because of the space it takes up but just can’t do it.

  23. Sarah says

    I can’t participate because I don’t have a twitter or facebook account (heck, I don’t even have a cell phone, the horror).

    Regardless, I love to read your blog and will check out Maggie and Alison’s gear.

  25. Jenny says

    Funny this post comes as I was cleaning out some stuff to add to my mom’s garage sale! I can’t take it all, or she won’t have room for hers. Thanks for the giveaway! If I win, it’s a gift for my any-day-now prego friend!

    I follow Maggie & Alison on Twitter now.

  26. d says

    We haven’t even started yet – and I already know I want three – and my husband is putting the cap at 2.. The only way I know I’ll get a third if is the first two are boys because my husband wants a girls. haha. I want two girls and a boy (in that order) but know the likelihood of that is slim, haha. 🙂

  27. Amy says

    Just because your getting rid of the stuff….

    Just kidding. We are done too and I get sad every once in awhile and then I remember I don’t ever have to buy diapers again 🙂

  28. liz says

    Seriously, as Maddie grew out of something, out the door it went!

    🙂

    And because of that, I don’t need to win your uber-adorable giveaway so just ignore my comment. 🙂

    • Jessica says

      Really? You are better than me, I’ve saved WAY too much stuff and now it’s taking over the house.

  31. Jean says

    My “baby” is now 7 and the baby shop is definitely closed in our house. That doesn’t stop my womb rattling when I see an especially gorgeous baby though. It’s a truly wonderful time, but each stage our kids reach has it’s own joys (and battles!). Look to the future XXX

  32. Galit Breen says

    We’re done, too. Sob, sniffle. That “big drop off” of all things big, plastic-y and memory-filled? Was a total tear jerker. Ugh.