Comments on: Motrin vs Moms http://tammymunson.com/2008/11/motrin-vs-moms-2/ Mom. Wife. Blogger. Foodie Mon, 26 Dec 2011 17:10:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: marsha http://tammymunson.com/2008/11/motrin-vs-moms-2/comment-page-1/#comment-301 marsha Sat, 22 Nov 2008 13:31:26 +0000 http://armyhousehold6.com/?p=462#comment-301 No pain is a good kind of pain. I think the commercial was trying to make light of being a mom and that mom's often have pain because we carry our children around everywhere. It wasn't a very good commercial. It will probably alienate a lot of people unintentionally. My first thought was "That was dumb". No pain is a good kind of pain. I think the commercial was trying to make light of being a mom and that mom’s often have pain because we carry our children around everywhere. It wasn’t a very good commercial. It will probably alienate a lot of people unintentionally. My first thought was “That was dumb”.

]]> By: Tishia Lee http://tammymunson.com/2008/11/motrin-vs-moms-2/comment-page-1/#comment-300 Tishia Lee Tue, 18 Nov 2008 04:45:23 +0000 http://armyhousehold6.com/?p=462#comment-300 I wasn't offended by the Motril ad at all. As I watched all the Twitter chat about it and all the blog posts that popped up in regards to it I kind of thought to myself - hmmm look at all the attention that one ad got them. LOL I know what you mean about other moms (or just people in general) looking down on other moms for not doing certain things. It's frustrating. I hate that people can be so closed minded thinking that their way is the only way. Yeah I'll just shut up now before going into a big ole rant :-) I wasn’t offended by the Motril ad at all. As I watched all the Twitter chat about it and all the blog posts that popped up in regards to it I kind of thought to myself – hmmm look at all the attention that one ad got them. LOL

I know what you mean about other moms (or just people in general) looking down on other moms for not doing certain things. It’s frustrating. I hate that people can be so closed minded thinking that their way is the only way.

Yeah I’ll just shut up now before going into a big ole rant :-)

]]> By: LAW http://tammymunson.com/2008/11/motrin-vs-moms-2/comment-page-1/#comment-299 LAW Tue, 18 Nov 2008 00:17:18 +0000 http://armyhousehold6.com/?p=462#comment-299 kinda silly, if you ask me. Clever ad - I had the BIGGEST neckache last week from carrying the granddaughter.. can we say "there are bigger worries out there?" LAW <abbr><em><abbr><em>LAWs last blog post..<a href="http://plarmywife.blogspot.com/2008/11/valour-it-fundraising.html" rel="nofollow">Valour IT - Fundraising</a></em></abbr></abbr></em> kinda silly, if you ask me. Clever ad – I had the BIGGEST neckache last week from carrying the granddaughter.. can we say “there are bigger worries out there?”

LAW

LAWs last blog post..Valour IT – Fundraising

]]> By: Connie http://tammymunson.com/2008/11/motrin-vs-moms-2/comment-page-1/#comment-298 Connie Mon, 17 Nov 2008 17:45:53 +0000 http://armyhousehold6.com/?p=462#comment-298 I have not even heard of the term "baby wearing" until now. I have friends who wear their baby, or carry their baby - and about the only thought I've ever had regarding the slings is "that looks handy". That's where the thought started and ended. Every baby is different, every situation is different, and many people make it into an us vs them situation, when it shouldn't be. We are all experts on our own children, who better to know about them, than the ones who's taking care of them. Motrin's commercial is laughable at best. The mom seal of approval is about as trust worthy as the old "Kid tested Mother Approved" logo they used in the 80's for Kix cereal. I usually buy generic medication, spending the extra dollars for name brand doesn't happen much in this house. I would guess Motrin is going to relook at their ad campaign, as its not as embraced as they had hoped it would be. The mom's that look down on other mom's for wearing or not wearing, working or not working, breast feeding or bottle feeding - will find something else to look down upon, motrin is the topic dujour. <abbr><em><abbr><em>Connies last blog post..<a href="http://www.ckmunson.com/ckmunson/Journal/Entries/2008/11/16_Entry_3.html" rel="nofollow">The dogs pajamas</a></em></abbr></abbr></em> I have not even heard of the term “baby wearing” until now. I have friends who wear their baby, or carry their baby – and about the only thought I’ve ever had regarding the slings is “that looks handy”. That’s where the thought started and ended. Every baby is different, every situation is different, and many people make it into an us vs them situation, when it shouldn’t be. We are all experts on our own children, who better to know about them, than the ones who’s taking care of them. Motrin’s commercial is laughable at best. The mom seal of approval is about as trust worthy as the old “Kid tested Mother Approved” logo they used in the 80′s for Kix cereal. I usually buy generic medication, spending the extra dollars for name brand doesn’t happen much in this house. I would guess Motrin is going to relook at their ad campaign, as its not as embraced as they had hoped it would be. The mom’s that look down on other mom’s for wearing or not wearing, working or not working, breast feeding or bottle feeding – will find something else to look down upon, motrin is the topic dujour.

Connies last blog post..The dogs pajamas

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