NORCROSS, GA, June 27, 2013 (Press-News.org) Stork Nest provides a selection of reliable, well-known diaper brands, such as Fisher-Price and Fitti, at affordable prices for moms and dads. Their online collection includes a large number of potty training essentials--all those you could need--such as training pants and youth pants, at discount prices.
The Fitti brand is known for making economical diapers without sacrificing the expected high quality of their brand to sell them. Stork Nest offers affordable packages of Fitti training pants in sizes ranging from 2T to 5T. In addition, Stork Nest regularly provides coupons through their Twitter and Facebook pages to help your family stock up on quality items without blowing your budget.
The Fitti training pants featured in Stork Nest's online store are a great way to help your child achieve great potty training success. For one, they provide super absorbency to protect against leaks and odor. In addition, Fitti training pants are made of Softspand material that feels soft and comfortable against your toddler's sensitive skin.
"These products are an essential tool in most potty training strategies, but the top brands can be expensive," says Nicole Bruck, Marketing Development Supervisor for Stork Nest. "Our goal at Stork Nest is to provide families with not only reliable, but also affordable supplies."
Stork Nest is a premier provider of discount potty training essentials, youth pants and more. They have partnered with trusted brands to offer factory-direct pricing. For more information on Stork Nest's variety of affordable products, please visit their store at: http://www.storknest.com.
About Stork Nest:
Stork Nest is a premium diaper and youth and training pant supplier. Teaming up with industry leaders to offer consumers the best options, Stork Nest's operations are based out of Georgia. Their online market focuses on giving parents the top-quality products they need at the low-level prices they want.
Check out their store at http://www.storknest.com
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Stork Nest Sells Inexpensive Training Pants
Stork Nest's online store provides disposable diaper brands that your family trusts at prices you love. Their selection of dependable diapers also includes potty training products, such as training pants and youth pants.
2013-06-27
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