Even BETTER Price on Children’s DVDs!

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I posted (and purchased) this deal yesterday, and then today Mamapedia released a discount code – FRIENDS20 – that takes 20% off any purchase, including this one. So today, if you are a returning customer at Mamapedia you can get these DVDs for just $8!

New customers should still use the code below to get this deal for $5.

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Mamapedia has a great deal right now! Get $25 in children’s DVDs like Horseland, Arthur, Busytown and White Fang for just $10.

If you’re a new member, you can use the code DVD3A to get an additional $5 off – that means $25 worth of DVDs for just $5.

I bought this myself and will likely get a 3 DVD set of White Fang and a 4 DVD set of Arthur: Postcards from Buster . . . I’ll still have $5 in credit left, and shipping for those 7 DVDs using Media Mail is only $2.50!

And, remember with Mamapedia, you get to choose the school of your choice to receive 5% of your purchase!

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