P&G: Pampers Disposable Diapers, 1960s-1970s

Genre: Commercial

Year Published: 1960s to 1970s

Creator: Procter and Gamble D'Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles (DMB&B)

Format: 16mm

Description: Transcription: - Wave hello. 0:01 Come on. 0:03 Come on. 0:05 No, no, no, no, no. 0:06 Ugh, never. 0:07 They'll never do it when you really want them to. 0:08 Hi, I'm Billie Campbell, 0:11 Glen Campbell's wife, 0:13 and this is our youngest son Kane. 0:14 Ready to wave hi yet, Kane? 0:16 Oh, he's gonna wave hi now. 0:18 (Billie laughs) 0:19 This is our daughter Kelli, who's nine. 0:21 - Pleased to meet you. 0:23 - Girls always take after their mothers. 0:25 - Hi. 0:27 - That was Travis, our son. 0:28 He's five. 0:30 But Kane, oops, 0:31 Kane here, he's just getting to the age now 0:33 where he's more fun than ever to watch, 0:35 really quite active 0:37 and very inquisitive, 0:39 and right now, he must be trying to tell us something. 0:40 Okay, here we go, bring the box to mommy though, okay. 0:44 This room was planned for Glen's office, 0:47 but now it's a nursery. 0:50 So, guess that shows who's boss around here, 0:52 right boss? 0:54 Okay. 0:56 Just in case you haven't guessed by now, 0:57 this is a Pampers commercial, 0:59 because this little guy is a Pampers baby. 1:01 I think they're just the greatest thing 1:04 since babies I guess. 1:06 I tried cloth diapers, 1:08 and just about every kind of disposable diaper, 1:09 and Pampers are better than anything I've ever tried. 1:12 Pampers keep Kane drier than cloth diapers, 1:16 and that's the important thing. 1:18 Why mess around with diapers and plastic pants 1:21 when Pampers do the whole job? 1:23 Right, boss? 1:26