Parenting , Pregnancy & an Organized Home.
These gifts for pregnant women are great if you’re early (or newly pregnant), they include great gifts for first-time moms (or second, or third). I even have some sentimental gifts for husbands or sisters to give the lady they love. These gifts ideas for moms to be are just the thing!
Dia & Co. serves women sizes 14-32, I tried it. Dia and Co. Vs Stitch Fix — which is better? What is the Dia & Co Cost? How does Dia and co Work? Let’s review DIA and Co for 2018 and find out ALL of that!
In this Dia and Co review, I’m going to:
Full Disclosure, Dia did send me these boxes at no cost, but all reviews are unbiased. You can see all of my plus size fashion subscription reviews.
Sometimes I have a free trial link. BUT, let me tell you this.
Dia really listens, I feel like they get me when I fill out the form. I don’t feel that other subscription companies do — but I REALLY felt like Dia did.
If you get a box and absolutely hate it, I’d contact customer service (I’d email or chat with them on their site). They really want to make you happy, and will work with you.
Keep in mind that your styling fee of $20 is applied to anything you purchase. So, if you keep something, they subtract $20 from the purchase price of the item/s.
If you are a plus size woman, looking to try a subscription service, I totally recommend Dia and continue to use them. I would get started ASAP! 🙂
Dia & Co. is a clothing subscription service for ladies sizes 14-32 — so it serves a wide range of sizes. [Read More Here…]
I’ve wanted to write this post for a while.
But honestly, it’s embarrassing.
I did something I said I’d never do.
So, let’s back up and tell the story.
Last year about this time — my son was filling out college applications.
I was that hammer pounding his nail in. Pushing to apply. Pushing to apply at a certain spot.
Just KNOWING his future was a certain spot.
He got into the University close by.
Yay…. {low-excitement font}
Honestly, no one was thrilled, because most people get in there.
But, then he got a giant scholarship.
And I thought “yay — he’ll never need it” {note low excitement font, again}
His path is elsewhere…. he’s going places.
