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Sep 14, 2026

Jamie GlowackiGUEST
4:07
They aggressively put this out in, like, the late '70s, '80s, to purposely muck up potty training.
Jamie GlowackiGUEST
4:14
They put n- Pampers alone, not Huggies, Luvs, all the other kinds.
Jamie GlowackiGUEST
4:18
Never mind new generation and, or seventh generation, all the, the new ones, not bleached.
Jamie GlowackiGUEST
4:23
Pampers alone is worth $9 billion a year.
speaker_8NARRATOR
31:19
Two kids under two figuring it out just like everyone else.
speaker_8NARRATOR
31:22
And simultaneously, a Huggies partnership in the same interview.
speaker_8NARRATOR
31:27
Right.
speaker_8NARRATOR
31:28
And then there's the aesthetic.

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speaker_8NARRATOR
39:45
But the Reddit communities that follow her content have pointed out pretty thoroughly that there are instances where she has posted her own daughter in positions that contradict exactly that advice.
speaker_8NARRATOR
39:56
And then there's the sponsored content side of it, which is where it gets really complicated.
speaker_8NARRATOR
40:02
because Pampers and Huggies are two of our biggest commercial partners.
speaker_8NARRATOR
40:05
And in those videos, the children are often the primary visual subject, sometimes in just a diaper, because that's what the brief requires.
PeytonHOST
7:18
I think
Brian Anthony DavisHOST
7:18
Pace seems more like a Huggies guy to me, but carry on.
TateHOST
7:23
Yeah.
TateHOST
7:25
Nah, but I think Pampers got a little softer baby on the front, though.
Lynn RichardsonGUEST
23:38
Because the IRS says that your child can do any job that any other child can do for a reasonable wage.
Lynn RichardsonGUEST
23:47
So tell me, what does the Huggies baby do? What does the Pampers baby do? What does the Gerber baby do? Those babies model and they appear in commercials.
Rashon McDonaldHOST
23:59
See-
Lynn RichardsonGUEST
23:59
The Department of Labor also says that a child of any age, it specifically says any age, can work in TV, film, um, as a babysitter, um, in their parents' home-based business without violating any labor laws.
Lynn RichardsonGUEST
22:42
Because the IRS says that your child can do any job that any other child can do for a reasonable wage.
Lynn RichardsonGUEST
22:51
So tell me, what does the Huggies baby do? What does the Pampers baby do? What does the Gerber baby do? Those babies model and they appear in commercials.
Lynn RichardsonGUEST
23:03
The Department of Labor also says that a child of any age, it specifically says any age, can work in TV, film, as a babysitter, in their parents' home-based business without violating any labor laws.
Lynn RichardsonGUEST
23:21
So as long as the work isn't dangerous, they can do it.
Lynn RichardsonGUEST
23:23
People say, well, it, they have to be no younger than seven years old, and I say that is completely untrue, because the IRS says that your child can do any job that any other child can do for a reasonable wage.
Lynn RichardsonGUEST
23:40
So tell me, what does the Huggies baby do? What does the Pampers baby do? What does the Gerber baby do? Those babies model and they appear in commercials.
Rashon McDonaldHOST
23:52
See-
Lynn RichardsonGUEST
23:52
The Department of Labor also says that a child of any age, it specifically says any age, can work in TV, film, um, as a babysitter, um, in their parents' home-based business without violating any labor laws.
LeVar ArringtonHOST
11:36
...
LeVar ArringtonHOST
11:36
some, some bologna sandwiches, and some Huggies ready to go, and some red pop.
Jonas KnoxHOST
11:40
[laughs]
LeVar ArringtonHOST
11:41
And what are you, what are we talking about right now? Nothing.
LeVar ArringtonHOST
11:51
I'm here for a dinner date.
LeVar ArringtonHOST
11:52
What are you here for? I'm just saying.
LeVar ArringtonHOST
11:56
You had to pay for the Huggies, you had to pay for the red pop, you had to pay f- maybe not the bologna sandwiches, but maybe the bread and the bologna that, that you, you, you may- maybe.
LeVar ArringtonHOST
12:06
I'm just saying, bro.
speaker_5AUDIENCE
43:32
[laughs]
Shawny CulturePANELIST
43:32
You know what I'm saying? He didn't get you some, uh, some, some Huggies or something.
Shawny CulturePANELIST
43:35
You know what I mean?
speaker_5AUDIENCE
43:35
Right.
Tommy SheridanHOST
29:39
We might have a new sponsor next week.
Tommy SheridanHOST
29:41
What's the nappy brand called? Huggies.
Tommy SheridanHOST
29:42
There you go.
Tommy SheridanHOST
29:43
They might be on.
CoreyHOST
98:44
I, no, I-
NatalieHOST
98:45
Huggies of the show, was there something like, "Oh my God, this person has it.
NatalieHOST
98:48
I have to have it."
CoreyHOST
98:48
I don't think there was that demand for it because there wasn't social media back then.

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