Highlights for Children is running a Labor Day Sale with a code offering 20% off everything, making it the best starting point for most shoppers. This site-wide discount applies across the board, though the order will have specific deals depending on what you're buying and how much you're spending.
Smaller orders under $50: If you're buying a few individual items, use the Labor Day Sale code for 20% off. For example, a $40 purchase would save you $8. This percentage discount beats trying to hunt down individual product deals unless you're specifically after the bundle or selected products mentioned below.
Looking for Summer Learning Packs: If you're stocking up on Summer Learning Packs, grab the free shipping code instead of the 20% off. The two offers work on different products, so free shipping becomes the smarter pick when you're buying this specific item type.
Interested in the Brainplay + Highlights Magazine Bundle: The 57% off bundle deal on this combination saves you over half price—significantly more than the 20% Labor Day Sale code would deliver. If this bundle matches what you need, skip the code and go straight for this sale item instead.
Shopping for selected sale items: The up to 50% off selected products sale can beat the 20% code on marked down items. Browse the sale section first; if you find products there, that discount will save you more than the Labor Day code would.
New subscribers: A free gift comes automatically with any new subscription purchase and cannot be combined with other promotions. If you're starting a subscription, the gift is included—you don't need a code.
Newsletter signup: First time customers can sign up to the newsletter for special offers and promotions, giving you a way to discover additional deals beyond what's active right now.
At checkout, you can only use one offer, so compare what you've put in your basket against the available options. Calculate the savings each one would give you—whether that's the 20% code, the bundle discount, selected product savings, or free shipping—and apply whichever produces the larger total discount.