Stork Delivers Pregnancy health Soliloquy to Ducks

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When a human dressed like an overworked stork stands beside a pond full of ducks and says “50 percent of pregnancies are unplanned” and how it’s important for men and women to take care of themselves before and during pregnancy, for them to exercise properly and eat a well balanced diet, the whole thing comes off like a lame Saturday Night Live skit. And the importance of the message (which is very important) is lost on the ridiculousness of the delivery mechanism.

The work is for New Orleans-based Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals’ Partners for Healthy Babies and comes from Trumpet.

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