Advertisements and kids……

hai dear!
very sweet of hearing such incidents and sweet nature of kids!
they do really make life seem to be very nice and enjoyable! this is the right age to enjoy their childishness ! enjoy dear! you lose this when they grow!
so enjoy to the extent! and that too your children are so sweet as you!:thumbsup

 

Sandhya,
I can't stop laughing.
Better she wouldn't ask you to jump from a big building like in Forver soap ad or wouldn't ask you to dance like Santoor soad ad.
These advertisements are making kids crazy, 99% of these ads are targetting children, dont know the reason.

 

That is very sweet of your kid shreya!

I have a tough time with my daughter(4 years) everytime I give her headbath.She wants clinic plus so that her hair grows big like the girl they show in that ad.

My kid buys complan seeing the complan AD ...then she wants horlicks seeing Horlicks AD.She says she will become an astranout by drinking horlicks(taller,stronger,sharper concept):bonk

:rotfl:rotfl:rotflHa..ha...

 

Dear Sandhya

Now a days kids are very smart. They learn from the womb only I think. Gopika when she sees the children dancing in the TV, she also starts dancing. Now only she observes everything , now she cant talk once she starts talking then she also might behave like your kids. Pratima seeing her Dad talking on the phone she also goes on talking in her own language and that too walking from one place to another as if she is very busy talking.

love
viji

 

Dear Sandhya,
So cute and brilliant your kid is !!! She has taken the positive aspect and showed it a nice manner.
Some advocates of child-directed advertising believe that advertising has no or negligible negative effect on children.Critics fear that children, more than adults, are susceptible to the seductive influences of commercials because they do not have the necessary cognitive skills to protect themselves against the attractive and cleverly put advertising messages.Boys more often rely on forceful or demanding strategies when trying to persuade their parents to comply with them, whereas girls are more likely to rely on tact and polite suggestions
with love
pad

 

Dear Sandhya,

HAHA.Your kids are so cute, poor things how can we blame them, when the advts show that rinking complan makes u taller.

another ad says washing with lifeboy etc , makes u less sick, and so u dont miss school , as the other kids, who dont use this soap and fall sick more often.All crap really.

good observation.

Regards

kamal

 

Sandhya .... I too join the Gang dear ....

As priya mommy said my DDs saw the santoor Ad and asked me to dance with them. Since it was at home i did it ... but Jumping from the top .... I cant imagine ...
I thought Clinic plus is happening only in my home but now I am not panicking ....
At first, my DD saw the hide and seek biscuits ad and told me not to buy that. I asked her why? The reply was ..." Look at the uncle and aunty they are licking the food and then putting them in the oven. I dont want that ... " I dunno what to say ....
Still my DD is not taking Hide and seek biscuits if she sees the wrapper.

My second DD saw the napkins ad and asked me in the shopping mall
DD: " Amma Are you putting Pampers?"
Me : I dont wear any pampers only babies wear them I am big know
DD: Poor Aunty ... she was wearing pampers in the ad. May be there is no toilet in that beach .... :biglaugh

I spoke to myself I am lucky they didnt ask me for that. and the reason behind it. Wonder how the kids think like this !!!!

 

Sandhya kutty!

I feel very shy still cannot refrain from writing.
When I was with my OG to confirm my second pregnancy, my son who was 3 yrs old and DH were there with me at the clinic. In the visitors lounge some TV prg was going on and during the break when they showed some napkin ad, he immediately shouted there `amma we also have this at home no'. I don't know how on earth he would have noticed that at home becos I keep it in my shelf only. I could not stop laughing at this and immediately diverted his attention!!