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Lloyds TSB For The Journey Mobile Banking Advert

The latest instalment of the Lloyds TSB For The Journey Adverts for Mobile Banking. Directed by Marc Craste at Studio AKA.  
 
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SimonMcCfan (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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It's because there's a baby bottle holder on the pram I think.
Samuelohehe (1 month ago) Show Hide
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My son has loved these since he was 6mths old and he's 2 now and stills loves them!!
MrPander12 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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I hate these fucking adverts.

I hate how they try and relate to people and act like they are their best friends.

fuck you lloyds tsb
EmmaEmma888 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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What are you talking about? what has this advert to do with breastfeeding? xx
coley8080 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Gary and Caroline Hunt!!
laceypam (6 months ago) Show Hide
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What a shame to stick that on the pram - can't banking keep to the what they know - obviously NOT the cost of formula feeding to bank balance, ecology and health! - shame on you
Terramere (6 months ago) Show Hide
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How disappointing to see my bank undermining breastfeeding :(. Looks like I'm on the hunt for a new current account.
Fit2Bust (6 months ago) Show Hide
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If they want to keep their expenses down, they should be informed that formula feeding would cost around £500 in first year. It would also harm both the baby's and the mother's health. Sadly, many women are failed by the UK system and stop breastfeeding long before they wanted. This costs the taxpayer huge sums and causes much misery. The only benefit is to the formula industry, which must be thrilled by this free ad.
Alison, lactation consultant
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