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At first glance the Old Navy Weekly page doesn’t look a whole lot different this week, but it did update last night.

Currently there are still $15 off $75 and 20%, 15%, and 10% off purchase coupons left, but I’ll list all the hiding places so you can practice. Plus you never know when they’ll start adding a few coupons mid-week again.

Where are the coupons?

• $65 off $100 Purchase — (GONE) Click on the box that says “Eva” and wait about five seconds. The coupon box will pop up.

• $45 off $100 Purchase — (GONE) Click the yellow fleece in the bottom frame. Exit out of the 15% off coupon, and click the blue fleece next to it. Click on one of the hearts that pops out.

• $15 off $75 Purchase — Drag the gloves in girl’s hand to the small blue fleece in the bottom frame.

• 25% off Purchase — (GONE) Leaves will fall in the top right frame after a couple of minutes. Be quick and click on one.

• 20% off Purchase — Move all 7 exclamation points next to the words “Must-Have” in the phrase “Michelle’s Winter Must-Have”. Don’t miss the teeny tiny little one next to the word “Vote”.

• 15% off Purchase — Click the yellow fleece in the bottom frame.

• 10% off Purchase — Click on Michelle’s white scarf.

These coupons are all good through 11/12/09.

Toddler feeding products probably aren’t the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Evenflo. I know I think of it as primarily a company that produces baby bottles.

I was very interested when I heard they have a neat new line of toddler feeding products called Smart Steps that have the dual function of helping parents and toddlers recognize proper portion sizes. I know I would have appreciated having a simple way to recognize just how much I should be putting on my child’s plate when I was a new mom, but what I really like is the fact that it teaches your child how much to serve themselves as well.

We had the opportunity to try many of these products in our home, and I found them simple to use. I thought one of the coolest features is that the bowl lids snap on the bottom making them more stable. No more spilled cereal!

My son is at the stage where he wants to drink from a regular cup like his big sisters and brothers, but cleaning up spilled milk every night is not a prospect I’m excited about. We found the insulated cup to be a good compromise because it’s not too baby-ish looking, especially without the cover. But the cover is great for when we are taking a drink in the car for one of the many sports my kids are involved in.

Evenflo is offering some great coupons right now on these products so you can give them a try yourself! Get $1/1 or $3/2 Evenflo Smart Steps products. And it’s in PDF format so you can save even more if you try them and like them.

Did you/do you have trouble figuring out portion sizes for your toddlers, and would this be a good solution for you?

I wrote this review while participating in a blog campaign by Mom Central on behalf of Evenflo and received a sample to facilitate my candid review. In addition, Mom Central sent me a gift card to thank me for taking the time to participate.