March must-haves: What we bought ourselves this month
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In this month’s Amazon round-up we have a variety of goodies for you, your little ones, and some fun gadgets for the kitchen too.
You’re going to be saying “Alexa add ALL to cart” by the end of this list!
Here are our best Amazon finds in March:
Mini is mighty with the Dash Mini Waffle Maker…
The Dash Mini Waffle Maker lets you get creative with your breakfast classics with a variety of shapes to choose from. Simply plug it in and get cookin’!
Say “hello” to the cutest portable instant printer…
We love the Millennial nostalgia vibes of the HP Sprocket Portable Photo Printer. You can print photos at home right from your phone, and the sticky back on the photo makes photo journaling an absolute breeze!
This budget-friendly moisturizer will leave your skin with a healthy glow…
Let us introduce you to your skin’s new best friend: Weleda Skin Food Original Ultra-Rich Cream. Light enough to use daily but rich enough to leave your skin feeling nourished and protected. Your skin will thank you, and so will your wallet.
A little something to help entertain the kiddos…
These tablets are perfect for traveling to help keep your little ones entertained on the journey. As a bonus, colorful options and handy kickstands make them fun AND kid-proof!
Speaking of bonuses, don’t forget to grab these iClever Kids Bluetooth Headphones.
Bring a little vintage vibe to your next gathering…
Make your next get-together more special by including the Nostalgia 6-Cup Stainless Steel Electric Fondue Pot Set. The 6 different colored forks make it easy to keep track of whose fork is whose.
Check out more of our favs in our Amazon store!
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