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How to Save More on Back to School Shopping

 

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How to Save More on Back to School Shopping

The beginning of a new school year means it’s time to go shopping for new clothes and supplies. It can get very expensive, especially if you have more than one child in school. However, you can find ways to save money on the items you buy. For example, you can start by taking inventory of the things you already have at home. Then make a list of the things you need to buy so you don’t waste money on the items you don’t need.

Here are a few ways to save more on back to school shopping:

· Take advantage of coupons and use apps to help you find the best deals on the items you need.

· Follow your favourite stores on social media to keep up with sales and to receive special deals only offered to their followers.

· Shop thrift stores and consignment stores to search for unique outfits, backpacks and lunch bags.

· Shop end-of-season sales. This is a great time to buy new outfits for school because the stores need to move out their old inventory to bring in the new.

· Shop when stores advertise their back to school sales. You can find a lot of great deals on school supplies such as notebooks, pencils, paper and more.

· Get your children involved too in back-to-school shopping! Have them write the items they would like instead or use a note pad app on your smartphone or tablet, so you can refer to the school supply list when you are shopping for sales. Stick to the list! Lots of great sales in the stores, but don’t get tempted to purchase items you don’t need.

 

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If you take your time and shop around, you can find some great deals on the items you need for back to school.

 

 

Lyne Proulx
Lyne Proulxhttps://ottawamommyclub.ca/
Lyne Proulx is a Certified Professional Wedding Consultant and experienced Event Planner with a strong background in community engagement and large-scale event coordination. For eight years, she led the Annual Infant Information Day/Early Years Expo for the City of Ottawa. From 2013 to 2016, she was the driving force behind the BConnected Conference, Canada’s premier digital influencer and social media conference, held in Ottawa and Toronto. Lyne also served as co-chair of the Navan for Kraft Hockeyville committee from 2009 to 2011, organizing five major community events in just six months. Her leadership helped Navan become one of the top 10 finalists in the national competition. In recognition of her exceptional volunteerism and dedication to community building, she was honored with the City of Ottawa Mayor's City Builder Award in April 2011. In 2025, Lyne brought her passion for weddings and event planning to a new level by organizing the inaugural Tucker House Bridal Fair, showcasing local vendors and creating a unique experience for engaged couples.

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  1. My son has finished high school, and my little girl is in kindergarten. This is probably the first year that I really don’t have to shop for much.

    Helpful post for many!

  2. This is such an expensive time of year, especially if you have more than one child in school. Between supplies, clothes, shoes, school fees and transortation fees, I can use every tip I can get to save some cash!

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