Ivory Soap Ads Featuring Moms and Babies
Mid-century advertising heavily featured babies, particularly in Ivory Soap ads targeting families during the baby boom era.
1950s and 1960s : Remember – Research – Revive
Mid-century advertising heavily featured babies, particularly in Ivory Soap ads targeting families during the baby boom era.
A look at 1950s and 1960s advertising from Hanes showing sweet images of mom and baby.
In the 1950s, laundry products for babies was important for moms – promoting products like Ivory Flakes and Snow.
The telephone was essential in American life during the 20th century, with Bell Telephone marketing long distance calls and extension phones.
Mid-century magazines prominently featured mothers and children, exemplified by Max Factor’s 1959 makeup advertisement.
The content explores mid-century car seats and seatbelts, highlighting their lack of safety features compared to modern standards.
Kimberly Clark’s Fems offered comfortable feminine napkins for women in the 1950s, prominently advertised in various magazines.
A long distance ad that reminds us how good we have it.
A windblown trio for Ivory soap.
Four kids , a fridge, and a mom.
One more sweet baby ad. This one’s from Gerber.
More than you ever wanted to know about mid-century Quaker Oats ads.
This babywear from Hanes hasn’t changed.
Jackie or Marilyn? This one’s Jackie.













