Whether it's the cute commercials, the catchy jingles or the adorable faces, certain brands become iconic and we continue to see them on the shelves of stores and in our homes. See how well you know your baby brands by taking this lil test!
5/5, yay!!
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I didn't know that Greggie but it makes total sense! I
I love little tidbits like that!
It said I got 4/5 but the last question is:
Question 5: Which brand of soap was known for being 99.44 percent pure?
Your answer: Dove
Correct answer: Ivory
Dove boasted that the children's soap was 99.44 percent pure.
WTF?
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5/5
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99.44% pure is a famous slogan associated with Ivory soap.
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It is, but the answer says Dove instead of Ivory.
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lol..someone typoed the answer grid.
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Ahh, who was the little girl in the 70's Coppertone T.V. add's who's bikini bottom was being tugged down by the little dog? Anyone? 
Jody Foster.
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Well, kind of. She got her start in a Coppertone commercial, she's not the one on the bottle.
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Nevermind, I see you have both in your description. *lol*
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I knew the diaper question because Sterling Cooper was talking about it on Mad Men a few weeks back. Yay, TV watching is good for something.
With 100% on this and the C-section quiz, maybe I am ready to have kids now?
5/5. 
Sweet! I know my brands. 5/5
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Well, I guessed again & got 5/5 right!
I am somewhat confused though about the Answer to Question #3 re: "Which brand is famous for inventing disposable diapers? An: Pampers - "Victor Mills, a chemical engineer at Procter & Gamble, invented disposable diapers — Pampers — in order to diaper his grandson."
Yet I found a website that seems to refute the claim. Here is the link that I'd like you to check...
http://www.ideafinder.com/history/inventors/donovan.htm
To those who answered Question #3 as I did, depending on the answer, I just want to know, not mess with scores here. Please don't hurt me... LOL
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Yup, Donovan invented the disposable diaper. Victor Mills merely developed it for P&G.
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wow, i'll never do this well again! 5/5
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5/5 yay =)
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Uh, a man did not invent disposable diapers. Marian Donovan did.
College course on women's studies.
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