Neosporin Moms at the Playground
If you’ve ever been to a playground, you’ve probably seen a kid fall down and “hurt” themselves. I say “hurt” in quotes because sometimes kids can act a little pansy-assed. If they cry, the’ll get attention from mommy.
Neosporin® seems to be playing off the Mama’s Boy stereotype with a new TV ad campaign. Do Hot Dads want their kids to grow up to be wusses?
Head on over to the Hot Dads blog today and read about
Neosporin® Moms at the Playground
Then come back and let daddy take care of your boo-boos.
- Birds, Bees, and Axe Body Spray – give a preteen boy some Axe body spray, and you just might smell him coming a mile away.
- Um, Good Morning, America? – one crazy morning in an American household, complete with a teen daughter texting from the bathroom.
- Grilling at the Graduation Picnic – what happens when two dads try cooking 200 hot dogs for a grade school picnic?
- I Can’t BS My Kids Anymore – when kids get too smart, they might just stop laughing at Dad’s crappy jokes
- Father Son Manfest – Peloton of Two – father and son enjoy a Spring Break manfest by cycling together.
- Back to School Shopping in a New Age Pharmaceutical Church – why is Rite Aid playing church music?
- Boys Soccer is a Contact Sport! – think soccer isn’t full contact? Think again







Comment by Just Me...
| June 24th, 2009
Hilarious!!
But now I’m back to have my boo-boo tended by Daddy.. :)~
Comment by Paula
| June 24th, 2009
Neosporin moms -UGH. They’re also the moms who fear worms, disease, germs of the death kind in every blade of grass. If your kids get sick, toss em in a pile of manure.
On another note, saw the artilce for Axe body spray.
Yesterday I sent the boys on a toothbrushing mission, went down the hall to check on their prolonged progress and was attacked by a cloud of Axe body spray. Could there BE a worse smelling product? I think not.
New rule: Axe can only be sprayed on theyself on deck, far from any open window, so sayeth the stink God (that’s me).
Comment by this new place
| June 24th, 2009
I have girls. We have something in our house that we call “the dry cry”.
Comment by Cathouse Teri
| June 24th, 2009
I’m not findin’ nuthin ’bout neosporin at that link. Is it broken? Or am I?
Comment by FJ
| June 24th, 2009
more exposure to nature has proven that immune systems stay much healthier, cuts heal faster, your body is more able to fight off potential infection…neosporin moms need to pay attention to reality instead of sheltering their children from a little scraped knee.
Comment by katherine.
| June 24th, 2009
I’ve seen the commercial…but can’t see the Hot Dad’s post…
Comment by CJ
| June 24th, 2009
Cathouse Teri – Apparently I’m broke too, cause I got nothing on Neosporin either….
Comment by MindyMom
| June 24th, 2009
I clicked the link and got a Hot Dads post from Monday…?
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Comment by Danielle
| June 24th, 2009
I can’t find it either, but as far as My kiddo goes. If it isn’t going to mame or kill her, I let her eat, play and be around almost everything. Kids have to be kids and explore. Everything in moderation as long as it is not dangerous.
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Comment by dadshouse
| June 24th, 2009
Post is up at HotDads now – blogger didn’t publish at 1am like it was supposed to. Damn computers.
Comment by Me Thinks
| June 24th, 2009
The post is up now.
“pansy-assed” Hee!
Comment by CJ
| June 24th, 2009
No blood, no foul, no bandaid….kisses however are a different story!
Comment by Paula
| June 24th, 2009
Best way to stop bleeding- rub dirt in it.
Comment by krn
| June 24th, 2009
I don’t have a boo-boo that needs a Daddy kiss. Darn it.
Paula~ stink God!? Lol. As a mom of an active boy having a sleepover here after a fun day in the sun, we could use a stink God patrol. All those boy shoes need to be banished to the porch. No Axe allowed indoors here, either. Not sure which is worse, the shoes or Axe. ;)