P&G: Pampers Disposable Diapers, 1970s-1980s

Genre: Commercial

Year Published: 1970s to 1980s

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

Format: 16mm

Description: Transcription: - Mother. 0:01 - Oh, where's my new grandson? 0:02 Home with Bill? 0:05 - No, we've got a baby nurse, Mrs. Applebee. 0:06 - Mrs. Applebee? 0:09 - Oh, now mother, 0:10 she's the best baby nurse in town. 0:11 - We'll see. 0:13 - Mrs. Applebee, I don't want to interfere 0:15 but wouldn't my grandson be more comfortable 0:18 in cloth diapers? 0:20 I know Pampers are easier, but- 0:22 - I use Pampers because they're better. 0:23 - Better than cloth? 0:25 - Pampers keep him dryer. 0:26 And to me, that's what comfort's all about. 0:28 - How can they keep him dryer? 0:30 - Pampers has a stay-dry lining, 0:32 wet both and you will feel the difference. 0:34 The cloth stays wet. 0:36 - It certainly does. 0:37 - But Pampers stay-dry lining is between the wet padding 0:38 and the baby to keep his skin dryer and comfortable. 0:41 - The Pampers is dryer. 0:44 Thank you very much, Mrs. Applebee. 0:46 - Weren't we lucky to get her? 0:49 - Yes, Sarah. 0:50 I believe you've inherited some of my good judgment. 0:51 - Oh mother. 0:54 Mrs. Applebee Pampers keep babies drier than cloth. 0:55 And that's what comfort's all about. 0:57


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