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Q: Baby Product Adverts

asked by: morgan456 on November 8th, 2008

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What are your favourite baby product TV adverts?

My one was the nappy/diaper one by Huggies about 1 year or so ago when the chavvy song Calm Down Dearest was played when the baby's nappy was getting changed, as the hyperlink states. That was really funny and the song made it! I'm surprised that Jamie T allowed his chavvy, youth culture song to be in a nappy advert but itsproduct placement i suppose...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calm_Down_Dea rest

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Lilly Ivy

replied on November 8th, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

There's a Huggies one now that just kills me.

Dad takes son into a room on a bed to change him. They are at a fancy party so they are dressed pretty. Dad takes the diaper off for a second and the boy's pee hits the ceiling. Gets the other diaper on with much dificulty, meanwhile the kids is peeing EVERYWHERE (knocks the picture off the stand next to the bed). Whenever the diaper is on, nothing is happening. He lifts him up and NO LEAKS!

I absolutely LOVE it!!

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