Easy-peasy deals on local stuff you just might love

Easy-peasy deals on local stuff you just might love
I'm not what you'd call the decisive type. When I shop online, I put my almost-purchases in the cute little cart icons and let them rest there while I construct (and reconstruct) mental pro and con lists as to why I should get them. (Yeah. I know.) Who has the time for this complex decision-making process? No one!

That's why Plum District is sorta right up my non-decisive alley.
It's a deal site geared mostly toward mamas, offering special prices on cool kiddo- and parent-gear from your city's own local stores. Once a day, you get an email from Plum District listing ONE deal, good for that day only.

You like it, you press "buy." Done.

I live in New Mexico, and Plum District hasn't hit us yet (hint-hint to Plum: we're awesome! And we love deals!), but you can opt for "everywhere" deals, too--like $20 worth of Halloween costumes for $10, or $49 worth of retro-cool looking kids' clothes for $25. The process is all so stunningly easy that it's not a tough call for a choice-phobe like me to make a decision. Woo hoo is a decision, right? - Lexi

Pick a plum deal (hey!) in your city via Plum District.

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