His boss scolded him. He got fired. His things fell. His car was towed, and couldn’t get in his house. Despite his hard day, he was still happy. Why? Because he was using Huggies diaper. Cool eh?

I actually love commercials wherein cute babies act like adults. It reminds me to approach life like a child. Just be happy. I know most of such commercials are just animated but there are some that are done well because of the right choice of talents and great directing, and this Huggies commercial, I believe, is one of them.

In IAG Top 10 Most-Recalled 2008 Super Bowl Ads, this E*TRADE Ad featuring a talking baby was on the 3rd spot. The Ad perfectly expressed the company’s “tireless effort to challenge the old ways of doing business” by showing it is easy to buy stocks online since a baby can do it. With the use of E*TRADE of course.

The commercial offered the solution to a problem—most people are hesitant to invest in the market because of their young age. But these people really don’t need to worry because anyone can buy stocks, even if they are as young as a baby, which of course was just an exaggeration.

I love the baby’s facial expression when he said, “I just bought stock, you just saw me buy stock” and of course when he threw up and said “whooah”. Really funny. Such commercials are easily remembered and worth talking about with your friends.

In IAG Top 10 Most-Recalled 2008 Super Bowl Ads, this E*TRADE Ad featuring a baby banking was on the 8th spot. The Ad suggests that if the target audience would open a savings account with E*TRADE, their earnings will be 8 times the national average. The humorous narrative of a baby doing banking was indeed a clever strategy to instill the message into our minds.

So what did the baby do with his extra money? He rented a clown.

I love the part when the baby was pointing the clown he rented behind him, and whoah… he underestimated the creepinees. Poor baby.