This post is sponsored by Walmart InHome, groceries delivered straight to your fridge.
With my first son, I remember scanning my empty fridge and dreading the trek to the grocery store. The whole process — putting on socks and shoes, chattering non stop in the store to keep him happy, compromising on all the treats — was exhausting. When my second baby came along, I felt like I was conquering the world to do errands and fell in love with carts big enough to contain two. And only once have I had to abandon a full cart to rush a screaming child out the door.
When my third baby came, grocery delivery was also born. Oh we lived in magical times! Not only did online ordering eliminate chaotic grocery runs but it also kept me from impulse treat purchases and forced me to meal plan each week. 
Walmart’s new brain child, Walmart InHome, takes the grocery game to yet another level. InHome is a grocery delivery service that uses smart entry technology to be able to deliver groceries into your kitchen or garage (and put them away!) whether you’re home or not.
Say…what?! These really are magical times we live in!
Here’s how it works:
- First, visit InHome.walmart.com and choose kitchen or garage fridge delivery.
- After you’ve signed up, a professional technician will come and install your smart lock, and will walk you through how to use the service
- After installation, you’re ready for InHome! Order your groceries from Walmart Grocery and select “InHome” as your delivery option
- On your delivery day, a Walmart associate (a full time employee who has been working at the store for at least one year) will grocery shop, deliver, and put away your groceries. Does it get any easier?
With InHome, there are no hidden fees, no tipping allowed and the prices are the same as you’d find in the store. Pay your monthly membership cost, and the cost of your groceries, that’s it!
That’s no hauling your groceries inside while balancing a baby on your hip. No bags to stuff under your kitchen sink. No hassle, just a full fridge.
The real magic, though? I don’t have to spend my weekend running errands. I can spend it with my family and doing all the other things I love… you know, like laundry.
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