Beebee's post caught my attention and made me realize how close-minded society can be... and then I saw this commercial for the first time this morning. It is nice to see them recognize that families are built in a variety of ways.
I should also probably say that there are a lot of babies in the commercial link below...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxbRdxbBROI&noredirect=1
ETA: Added 'warning'...
Re: S/O Beebee's commercial post - Pampers.
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I do like this one. It touches on a lot of topics that we can all relate to (even though we don't all have babies yet). And yes, makes me cry as well. But I still think it's good.
The one that drives me ridiculously crazy is the Johnson & Johnson commercial that is narrated by the baby. And it says things like "you're doing a good job, Mom" and "I love you, Mom". I'm sure I would love it if I had a baby, but it stings because I don't.
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