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Kids' Birthday Clubs

By , About.com Guide

Make a big deal out of your child's big day without spending a dime. Here are 14 free birthday clubs to sign your child up for:

1. Toys "R" Us

Toys "R" Us really knows how to celebrate birthdays. Sign your child up for Geoffrey's Birthday Club and he'll receive a birthday card and surprise gift each year. Plus, he'll also receive an invitation to come into the store for a special birthday experience.

2. Baskin-Robbins

Sign-your child up for the Baskin-Robbins Birthday Club, and he'll receive a coupon for a free 2.5 oz. scoop of ice cream on his birthday. Then, sign yourself up too – there's no age limit on this offer!

3. Boston Market

Treat your kiddo to a special meal out without having to pay the tab. When you sign up for Boston Market's Birthday Club, you'll receive a coupon for a free kids' meal, drink and dessert by mail.

4. Bob Evans

Children under 12 can get another free kids' meal when they sign up for the Bob Evan's Kids' Times Birthday Club.

5. Burger King

Enroll your child in Club BK, and she'll receive a coupon for a free kid's meal on her birthday – plus another one now.

6. Children's Place

Sign your child up for the Children's Place Birthday Club and you and your child will both receive a surprise on your birthdays. You may submit up to five children per household.

7. California Pizza Kitchen

Children under 10 can sign up to receive a coupon for a free CPKids meal during their birthday month.

8. Sonic

Join the Sonic Birthday Club, and your child will receive a free Wacky Pack on his birthday.

9. Olan Mills

Schedule a portrait sitting on your child's birthday, and you'll receive a free portrait package including: one 8 x 10, two 5 x 7's and eight wallets. Good through age 3.

10. Ace Hardware

Sign your kids up for the Ace Kids Club in store, and they'll receive a free surprise on their birthday. Refer to the Ace website to find a participating store near you.

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