Doctor Approved!

[Closet DL Male]

See, even doctors agree..... We shouldn't rush. http://youtu.be/f0j4NsLR9No Joey

[wheelman21]

I remember seeing this commercial on TV! At that time I could have probably worn them easy. I was in the 5th or 6th grade and small for my age.

[Nat]

I remember that commercial. By then I already had a women's body so i knew no way would they have fit me. I am sure they would have when i still had a girl's body. I was very thin. But not when I was 12. I also think bigger diapers make parents be lazier in potty training. They put it off longer. And what if your child never wants to quit wearing them? You have to step in some time. I am sure not all kids know they should quit nor think they are supposed to. So it's the parents' job to tell them.

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[mike indiapers]

I remember this commercial and was one of those late potty trainers that wore diapers as an older toddler back in the 1970s.

[h200420012]

Point 1:

[sarah_ab]

ummm.. you guys do know that the sole purpose of the pampers company is to sell diapers to make money right? so of course their commercials are going to tall parents its ok to keep their kids in diapers longer... as this will sell more diapers...

[d_drew12]

What Sarah said.

Diaper companies, especially the major ones have been having flat or receeding growth over the past few years as written in a recent article posted here. It was attributed to many factors including people going to generic over cost, parents training because of cost and lastly, kids eventually stop wearing them and the child population is in a bit of a recession.

So yes, of course, take your time, so we can make more money off of you!!!

Also don't agree with the statement the dr says of let him decide. No, you're the parent, you're the teacher, you can decide. No different then we don't let our kids decide at 2 or 3 of there bedtime or what they want for meals cause I will tell you, it'd be midnight with chocolate and candy daily for mine. Not saying you can't give them an option but hopefully you get the point. It can be taught before they know they even wanted to.

[Ryan23A]

Yeah doctor approved to say that because pampers paid him to.

[Nat]

I suppose companies can hire doctors to say things and they pay them for it.

[diapered1964]

I'm not a doctor but I pretend to be one , and I say

[rusty pins]

I'm not a doctor but I pretend to be one , and I say