As a child the most challenging thing to deal with is itchy skin. Growing up with any skin condition can be frustrating to a child and the parent. A mother’s goal is to be the one to fix problems and most of the time to do it the smartest, most affordable route. When a child scratches an effected area it can leave some areas of the skin raw which will burn once you put lotion on because of a lot of lotions and shampoos have alcohol products in them. Just Hatched products is definitely the way to go for parents seeking a sensitive product to protect the skin of their little one.
The Just Hatched advertisement includes a beautiful newborn positioned comfortably. The baby’s crossed arms look sturdy as it holds it head up. In the advertisement
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Just Hatch claims that there products are not just for babies and can be used on all aged children. They advertise that each product they sell is natural and free from gluten, parabens, sulfates and phthalates. Just Hatched was created once the owner realized that a lot of moms couldn’t find natural-based quality products that were inexpensive to use for babies. Just Hatched states that is an adorable and affordable natural alternative to the high priced, natural baby brands that is why the slogan “Why should you choose between affordable and adorable when you can have it all?” was selected to represent briefly of what they believe in. “No Yucky Stuff” is the motto which signifies that the ingredients are gentle enough for a child’s skin. The brand name has not been around for a long time but offers an alternative to mothers seeking to give their childrens’ skin an organic experience. It has grances that include tapioca, coconut, milk and sugar. The logo font is lowercased and bold which symbolizes the beginning of life because a newborn is small but with they cry aloud it can be heard by many. Alongside the wording of the slogan is a clip art of a baby chick hatching hence the name of the company “ Just Hatched .” that catches a viewer attention for sure by word play and picture