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And here we go, Giveaway Number 2!!!! Having fun yet?!!! I love giveaways! This event is hosted by Teen Toddler Newborn, Tummy 2 Bummy, Kerrific Online, We're Parents!?, Thrift Schooling and We Think Pink 365!

 This is the second prize package and it is valued at $141. We are calling this package the Maternity Wardrobe Package. Please take the time to check out the reviews for these products. Here is what one lucky winner will get*:











Belevation Belly Band. *This item is open to US and CAN! If the winner is located in CAN this will be the only prize and all others will go to a second place winner. I apologize for any inconvenience!


Check out the review for the Belevation Belly band HERE.









The Kendall Top from Everly Grey Maternity!


Check out the review for Everly Grey HERE.











The Color Spill Henley Maternity Top from Juliet Dream!


Check out the review for Juliet Dream HERE.

Giveaway info


This giveaway will end November 25th. There will be one winner. *If the winner is located in CAN they will only get the Belevation Belly Band as the others are only valid in the US. If this happens, Random.org will choose a second US winner for the remainder of the prizes. Thank you for your understanding! The winner(s) will be notified by email and will have 48 hrs to respond to claim. The terms and conditions are listed on the rafflecopter form. Hosts of this giveaway are not responsible for delivery of prizes. 


Use the Rafflecopter form below to enter! Good Luck!



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