A 6 month old talking baby rants about Christmas (E Trade baby commercial spoof).
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I love Parents Choice Formula! I love the cost! You get more for your money and my baby girl is happy=)
Um, this baby isn’t even speaking. Formula vs.breast feed, who cares. This is an awful and lame spoof. Cute kid though.
Nation brand formula; $6000
Store brand formula: $3000
Breast milk: free (and healthiest, easiest, safest, etc.)
I hate advertisements for formula. I think it should be a last resort for moms who absolutely cannot breast feed for medical reasons. Too many mom’s stop because they don’t figure it out in the first few days, because engorgement huts, or because they don’t even try. It’s sad.
Whozat, I’m one of those moms that can’t breast feed … if formula were the only option out there my kids would have starved to death because of a medical condition.
This is cute little commercial. My boys are grown so we don’t buy formula anymore of course (and they are VERY healthy by the way)
Anyway, for any parents out there struggling to make ends meet this year and keep formula and baby cereal in the pantry tdon’t forget about WIC and other local programs to help out.
Hi Who…I don’t think anyone disagrees that when it comes to infant nutrition, breast is best. Unfotunately, for a variety of reasons, it is not always an option for all moms. I have many friends who have tried and tried, and not been able to do it. It was devastating for them, and I am sure for many others. However, I am so thankful that options like this exist and that someone is standing up for moms who have had to pay twice as much as they should have to pay. And this is funny!
And just think how much more you could buy – and how much healthier this little guy would be – if you breastfed instead!
Very funny e-trade baby commercial spoof. Good to know parents can save big money by buying store brand baby formula. My doctor said store brands meet the same FDA requirements as national brands, same ingredients.
@JessNixx09 I watch A Baby Story on TLC alot and I don’t know if Pampers pays them to use their stuff but everyone has their wipes and I tried the sensitive wipes and they were so dry. I gave them away to someone else. Wasn’t sure if it was just a bad thing of wipes or what, but I guess it’s just pampers in general.
@AndBabyMakesUsThree Huggies are the best! I have not tried Partents Choice but I know Pampers don’t even compare! Bulk is the way to go!
I totally agree about the Huggies wipes. They are the best. We tried Parents Choice and I hated them. We get our wipes at Sams Club and I think there were over 700 wipes in the case.
@AaliaKammeron yes you are right! I have not used cloth diapers myself but I am sure you are right! And breastfeeding for sure! I also make my own baby food and that saves on waste and on cost and it’s really easy too!
I found that the very best way to save money ( the environment, moms health, babies health) was breastfeeding and cloth diapers. Cloth diapers are not as difficult or gross to clean as people think.