P&G: Pampers Disposable Diapers, 1960s

Genre: Commercial

Year Published: 1960s

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

Format: 16mm

Description: Transcription: - Well what do you want another boy or a girl? 0:01 - Oh I'd love either. 0:03 Right now though I'd love to sit down. 0:05 - Tired? 0:07 - Just finished a big tile of this one's diapers. 0:09 - You know, you ought to use Pampers. 0:12 You don't have to wash them and just flush them away. 0:15 - Flush them, terrific. 0:18 Oh, how about the baby? 0:20 Don't these things leak? 0:22 - Would I put my baby in something that didn't work? 0:24 Narrator Here's proof that Pampers are more absorbent. 0:28 Watch the water go right through cloth diapers, 0:30 not through Pampers. 0:32 Result, baby stays comfortably dry. 0:33 - Look, you don't need plastic pants. 0:37 - He sure seems to like 'em. 0:39 Uh oh, how much? 0:40 - About 6 cents a piece. 0:43 - Okay sold. 0:45 Maybe now I'll start hoping for a him and a her. 0:47 Narrator Get Pampers in familiar sizes. 0:51 And now in this new overnight size 0:54 made extra absorbent for use at night. 0:56 Pampers. 0:58


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