How did you save money on your nursery?

This Tuesday, The Bump attended a Target Halloween party that was (pardon the pun) spook-tacular. In addition to tasting snacks and testing out costumes, we got to take a look at the new line of Halloween decorations and activities. Not only do these items catch your eye, but they work with any budget. Check out our favorite items from Target’s 2012 Halloween Collection.

How do you decorate for Halloween?

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Looking for new ways to cut back on your spending? We love these helpful (and clever!) money-saving tips and tricks that Bumpies shared on our message boards.

Need more budgeting advice? Visit the Money Matters message board on The Nest.

Tell us, what are your favorite ways to save money?

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51 Ways to Save Up for Baby

Checklist: Your Baby Budget

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And you thought shopping for your family was hard. Try buying groceries for 19 kids — plus grandkids! We’re imagining an army of Duggars running around the grocery store — kind of like that old game show Supermarket Sweep (anyone remember that?!).

Well, Michelle Duggar of the TLC show 19 Kids and Counting told Today that they spend about $3,000 on groceries a month to feed their hungry brood. Michelle said that they do one big grocery shopping trip a month, plus smaller weekly visits.

According to Today, a typical Duggar shopping list for just one day includes:

3 dozen eggs

5 lbs. of turkey bacon

20 biscuits

10 oranges

4 lbs. of grapes

3 loaves of whole wheat bread

4 lbs. of sloppy joe meat

3 lbs. of green beans

3 lbs. of potatoes

2 watermelons

2 family-size bags of lettuce

4 lbs. of spaghetti noodles

3 loaves of French bread

2 pans of brownies

1 gallon of vanilla ice cream

That’s a ton of food! How does your grocery shopping budget compare to the Duggars?