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Huggies Praised For Featuring Black Dad And Baby On A New Diaper Line


Huggies is being praised all over the social media after they featured a black man and baby on the packaging of their latest line of diapers.

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Earlier this month, the diaper company introduced a new class of diapers, made entirely from natural plant material.

While some users are talking about the product and its eco-friendliness, others seem to be more excited about the packaging.

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A father from Oak Forest Illinois was exceptionally excited to see the box the diapers come in, bearing a picture of a black dad like him. He said this move is ‘first in history.’

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“Huggies done went and put a black father on the package of their diapers,” Joe wrote in caption while sharing the picture of the packaging on Facebook.

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He added: “This is a “first in history” look how far we’ve come. I’m about to buy these for no reason whatsoever.”

Huggies haven’t yet confirmed if it’s actually the first time they have featured a black father and son on their product packaging.

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If it is the first time, it means the company is really up to doing something big in fighting racism.

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One of the boxes features Orlondo Thompson posing with a baby girl named Soraya Lattimore while the other shows another black dad with a baby lying on his chest.

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More ad campaign pictures and package detailing show parents and babies of varying races, posing in a happy mood.

The social media users seem to be much impressed by the move.

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“My babies are all out of diapers they are big kids now but I’m going to buy this box just because it’s beautiful,” commented a mother.

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“I don’t even have kids and I’ma low key buy a package just to support!” one person said.

“Yesssss. This is amazing!!!! If u “buy for no reason at all” you could always donate to your local diaper drive, I know Salvation Army offers diapers to lower income families,” another user wrote.

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Even the model himself was excited about this meaningful packaging image he was part of.

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Taking to his Instagram, Orlando wrote: “Of all my print and commercial work, this by far is the dopest.”

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