What Do You Keep in Your Bedside Drawer?

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Bedsider.org.

Bedsider.org is a free online resource for women about birth control. Bedsider is run by The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy. They are a private, non-profit organization and are not funded in any way by pharmaceuticals or the government. They also have a really cool birth control method comparison chart (sorta reminds me of the “which glue should i use?” charts, lol). You can look at the methods or create your own chart.

Method Explorer: Find which method is right for you: http://bedsider.org/methods

There is also a reminder app that will remind of of either important doctor’s appointments or birth control reminders.

Reminders: Set reminders to take your birth control & for appointments with your physicians: http://bedsider.org/reminders

What do you keep in your bedside drawer and what do those items say about you?

Pin to Win contest:

• Follow Bedsider.org on Pinterest.
• Create your own Pinterest board titled, “What’s in My Bedsider Drawer?”
• Repin this rules pin found here and at least one Bedsider’s 15 contest images found here from their board titled, “What’s in My Bedsider Drawer?” Be sure to tag each pin with the hashtag, #BedsideDrawer.
• Pin at least 5 additional images to represent your ideal bedside drawer. Tag each pin with the hashtag, #BedsideDrawer.
• Share your board’s URL on the Bedsider’s Facebook page here. Make sure to enter by 11:59 PM PST on May 29, 2013!

Here is my Pinterest Board if you need inspiration.
There are a bunch of awards including $200 gift cards.

Tell us about your current method of birth control and any other methods you have used in the past. How did you choose your birth control, and if you have switched methods, why did you do so? Does birth control empower you, if so, how?

Every girl has that bedside drawer that holds the bedroom essentials: their Kindle, a pair of reading glasses, sexy lingerie. – whatever fits their personality. No matter what your drawer says about you, there’s birth control that will fit right in. Find the best method for your routine and style at Bedsider.org.

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Bedsider.org.