Huggies ads capture babies' crapping faces
Ogilvy Brazil gets down to the nitty-gritty of diaper advertising with Huggies print ads showing babies giving their most determined pooping faces. The copy reads, simply, "Anytime. Anywhere." The charming lad (or perhaps lass?) shown here is far and away the most charismatic of the bunch. See the others here. The photos were apparently gathered from Flickr-using parents, whose offspring now will never forgive them. UPDATE: As pointed out in comments, it looks like these ads are scam.
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