P&G: Pampers Disposable Diapers, 1970s

Genre: Commercial

Year Published: 1970s

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

Format: 16mm

Description: Transcription: - Excuse me. Aren't you in my child birth class? 0:01 - No, I went through that before I had Charlie. 0:04 - Oh, what a beautiful baby. He's so happy. 0:08 - I try to make things nice for him. 0:11 (baby coos) 0:13 - Gee, you're not using cloth diapers. 0:14 - Oh no. I only use Pampers. 0:15 I wouldn't use anything else. 0:18 - I heard cloth diapers are better, 0:19 if you don't mind trouble. 0:20 - I'd washed a million cloth diapers myself 0:22 if they kept his skin as dry as Pampers. 0:24 - Pampers keep babies dryer? 0:26 - A lot, and I've tried both. 0:27 A cloth diaper's just a piece of cloth. 0:30 It stays wet, but Pampers has a stay dry lining between 0:32 the wet padding and the baby to keep his skin dryer. 0:36 Look wet, a Pampers and a cloth diaper. 0:39 Wait a minute and slip in a blotter. 0:41 You'll see Pampers, keep your baby's skin dryer. 0:44 And he's gotta be happier when he's dryer. 0:47 - Sure does. And I hope my baby's as happy as yours. 0:50 Narrator Pampers keep babies drier than cloth. 0:53 Doesn't your baby deserve Pampers dryness? 0:56


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