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Walmart to hold ‘Baby Savings Day’ this weekend in metro Atlanta

Walmart Rolling Out MobileCheckout for Holiday Season The retailer’s new service checkout option The new checkout method will hit all Walmart stores by Black Friday. Shoppers will find Walmart employees throughout the store with devices that will scan bulky items. The handhelds will let customers pay for those items on the spot and have a receipt emailed to them. Walmart will also offer store maps within its mobile app to help shoppers find items faster. Rival retailer Target plans to offer free, two-day
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Feb 20, 2019

Hoping to save some money on baby products? Walmart has got you covered.

» RELATED: Walmart to spend $38 million improving stores in Georgia

The retail chain announced it would hold ‘Baby Savings Day,’ a nationwide sale on infant products.

There will be discounts on a variety of items, including car seats, cribs, pacifiers, sippy cups, toys and more. Bargains will be available both in store and online.

The big day of savings will take place Saturday, Feb. 23, from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Several locations throughout the metro Atlanta will be participating, including stores in Duluth, Kennesaw, Marietta and Stone Mountain.

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