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GET A FREE INSTACART+ 3-MONTH TRIAL:New and Anal sex moviesexpecting parents can sign up to get a free three-month trial of Instacart+ which comes with no delivery fees on most orders over $10. An annual Instacart+ subscription costs $99, which means this deal saves $24.75 over the three-month trial.

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New parents have a packed scheudle. Sure, infants sleep for most of the day, but that doesn't mean there's time to go grocery shopping. Instead of asking the baby's grandparents to delivery another meal, Instacart is stepping in to save the day with this deal.

Until May 31, expecting and new parents can take advantage of a free 3-month trial of Instacart+ which comes with $0 delivery fees on most orders of $10 or more. This deal is limited to the first 50,000 sign-ups, so it's possible the deal with end before May 31. You'll need to activate the free trial by June 13.

Instacart+ gives new parents the ability to order groceries to the doorstep with $0 delivery fees on most orders over $10. Or if you're in need of a hot meal, order dinner without paying a cent in delivery fees once you order $25+. The membership also comes with the ability to share perks with up to three other people, so you can invite your spouse or partner or the baby's grandparents. They'll be in line for the same delivery perks.

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The Instacart network is massive, covering major grocery stores chains like Publix, Kroger, and Costco. You can also order with CVS, Lowe's, Best Buy, or Sephora. The list of retailers includes plenty of options to restock the diaper supply or place an emergency order at Petco when everyone in the house forgets to grab more dog food during errands.

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An annual membership to Instacart+ usually costs $99, and the free trial is set to automatically renew, but you're free to cancel this at any time. A few other fine-print specifics are worth mentioning like that orders to Costco need to be $35+ to get free delivery and restaurant delivery fees are only waived once the order reaches $25.

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Another fun benefit of Instacart+ is that it's bundled with free access to Peacock, so you'll be able to increase your streaming options. Annual memberships come with a free subscription to New York Times Cooking, giving you some inspiration of what to do with your recently delivered groceries.

Instacart is celebrating moms and all parents this Mother's Day by offering new and expecting parents the opportunity to get a free three-month trial of Instacart+ which means groceries to the doorstep come with free delivery. Since convenience is key with an infant, this deal is perfect for new parents.

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