Your Promise is Our Promise

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Have you heard of the Japanese legend that says folding 1,000 origami cranes will result in a wish granted and a promise fulfilled? My sisters and I have a bit of Japanese in us, so this legend really struck a chord with me. The idea that one can take on such a labor of love to be able to ask for something special for a loved one, is very sweet. There are so many wishes that I would love to make for my son, and I am now inspired to make my own origami cranes, just like in the legend. But while wishes may not always be granted, one thing I can fulfill for my son are promises I have made to him. These are promises that I started making to myself and to him, since the very day he was born.

One of the main promises to my son is to always keep him safe. Probably not the easiest thing to do since he is just a little ball of energy and always getting into some type of trouble. But even though I can not avoid every scrape, every fall or many things that are sure to happen to him, I can always make sure to be there to make it all better. With a lot of love, a lot of patience, and always the most trusted products, I can make sure my little guy is always safe and sound.

JOHNSON’S® Baby knows that our children's safety and peace of mind is important and has recently made changes to a few of their products in response to parents concern over certain ingredients. JOHNSON'S® Baby always listens to moms and although their products have always been safe, they took a stand and changed their formulas to give moms, dads, and other family members, peace of mind. To share this commitment, they have created an inspiring story through the “Our Promise” video, as an open letter to moms showing their scientists and their families coming together to build an origami stork mobile, symbolizing the delivery of their promise to always listen to moms. This video concept was inspired by the 1000 crane Japanese legend. Click to see the video below for yourself.