Exchange giving away year's supply of diapers in Swaddle Your Baby photo contest

By AAFESMay 21, 2019

Exchange giving away year's supply of diapers in Swaddle Your Baby photo contest
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DALLAS -- The Army & Air Force Exchange Service is giving one military family a chance to swaddle their little one with a year's supply of diapers in the Swaddle Your Baby photo contest.

"Warfighters and their spouses face unique challenges starting and raising a family, especially while in the service," said Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Luis Reyes, the Exchange's senior enlisted advisor. "The Exchange is privileged to make life a little easier with this photo contest while honoring the special relationships between military parents and their children."

From May 18 to June 8, Exchange shoppers can submit a photo showing how they swaddle their baby with love at ShopMyExchange.com/sweepstakes for a chance at one of three baby packages:

* One grand-prize winner will win a year's supply of Pampers Swaddlers diapers and a $500 Exchange gift card (total value of $1,000).

* A second-prize winner will receive a six-month supply of Pampers Swaddlers diapers and a $200 Exchange gift card (total value of $500).

* Third place will win a three-month supply of Pampers Swaddlers diapers and a $100 Exchange gift card (total value of $250).

Honorably discharged veterans who have verified their eligibility to shop the Exchange online can also enter the sweepstakes. Veterans can find out more at ShopMyExchange.com/vets.

The sweepstakes highlights the Exchange's efforts to take care of Soldiers and Airmen during all stages of life -- including parenting. The Department of Defense's largest retailer is refreshing baby sections at select stores and is launching a Mommy Ambassador social media video series this summer to highlight parenting tips and more.

No purchase is necessary to enter the Swaddle Your Baby photo contest, and judges will determine the winners on or about June 28.

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