*This post is sponsored by LEAF College Savings.
If only we could bottle time.
I know all too well that while the days can seem long, the years are indeed very short. Way too short, my friends.
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| Above: My first, a few years back. |
This is my oldest. My serious but kind little man. Gone are those baby face days. He is getting so tall now. He is {almost} looking me straight in the eye. I don't know where the time went you guy's. It's surreal to me.
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| Above: My first, a few months ago with my youngest. |
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| Above: My second, a few years ago. |
This is my second. My little diva. She's been smiling and making me smile every single day, since the day she was born. I don't quite know when it happened, but I blinked, and she wasn't a baby anymore.
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| Above: My second, a few months ago. |
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| Above, my third, a few months ago. |
This is my third. My sweet, laid back baby boy. He's 9 months old now and he's changing so rapidly with each passing day. I know all too well that he'll be grown before I know it. So, I am actively savoring and cherishing every single moment.
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| Above: my third, last week. |
These three. They are my world. I would do absolutely anything for them. Anything.
Because we still haven't found a way to bottle time or make it stand still, we are planning now for their futures. LEAF is helping to simplify that process a little bit, with their new LEAF College Savings Gift Cards.
Whether your purchasing them towards your children's future education goals or your gifting them to someone near and dear, LEAF Gift Cards really are the perfect gift this holiday season. Especially with the ever-rising costs of higher-education. Every little bit helps!
You can purchase LEAF College Savings Gift Cards at www.leafsavings.com in whole dollar amounts between $25-$1,000. The recipient (or their parents) can then redeem the cards easily on the LEAF website and transfer the full face value into any 529 college savings plan within the U.S. Purchasers can send a LEAF card four ways: email, Facebook post, physical gift card (which are mailed via USPS to the purchaser or recipient), or you can choose to print your gift card out at the time of purchase; how's that for convenient?
If the gift recipient doesn't already have a 529 savings plan, don't worry, they can still redeem the gift card . LEAF College Savings Gift Cards are issued by CBW Bank which is a member of the FDIC. You can rest assured that when you purchase a LEAF Card, the funds are FDIC-insured throughout the process; from purchase, to redemption and transfer.
LEAF College Savings makes saving for college simple, secure and social. We think that what LEAF is doing to help make it easier for friends and family to gift towards their loved ones' higher education, is pretty fabulous!
To find out more about LEAF College Savings Gift Cards and to purchase them this holiday season, visit LEAF College Savings online at: http://www.leafsavings.com
Ready to start planning for your child's future higher education? It's never too early! LEAF is generously offering (1) One Savvy Mom Reader a $150 Gift Card!
Entry is simple. Enter through the Giveaway Tools form below.
*Disclosure: A LEAF College Savings Gift Card and compensation were received. All opinions expressed are our own.
