Designed to be Forgotten: Tales of the Family Bathroom

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Quilted Northern for IZEA. All opinions are 100% mine.

Before I had kids, I think I was a little confused by things that I heard Moms saying to each other.

I heard how doing the dishes felt like a break and how Moms just wanted to go to the grocery store alone.  Strange, I thought, those are all things that I absolutely hated to do.  And, then I had kids.  Now I know how much my me time is dependent on doing basic chores around the house alone!  And, the same goes for going to the bathroom.  I once did that by myself, but now my kids love to join me like we’re playing a game of sardines.  But, on a good day, I don’t remember what happened in the bathroom at all.

That’s why I love teaming up with the #HelpMeForget campaign with Quilted Northern campaign, designed to be forgotten, because they truly understand that the best experiences in the bathroom are ones that we forget! When I first heard about the Designed to be Forgotten campaign, I ran to see what objects were in my bathrooms.

I have rubber duckies on the sink, my son’s favorite plastic animals ready to jump in the bath with him, and a group of family photos.

I realized that my friends and family bare witness to ALL that goest on in our bathroom! With two kids, I don’t even want to know what happens in there… I’m not going to lie, it made me rethink about where to put my wedding photo, but if you think my photo has it bad, check out these designed to be forgotten videos.

Psst…my favorite is the army men!

Check out the Videos

Designed to be Forgotten videos

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Tales from the family bathroom ~ these are too funny! http://t.co/U8ZXmJASIM #helpmeforget #ad pic.twitter.com/yG84bN0mlT

— Katie Joiner (@happilyevermom) June 29, 2015

Why We Love Quilted Northern

The truth is that we don’t want to remember things that happen in the bathroom.  Especially with little ones in the house, the last thing I want is for my kids to feel discomfort while they’re using toilet paper.

Quilted Northern has spent more than 100 years removing splinters from the paper-making process to creating the first luxury 3-ply bath tissue.

While you’re bathroom objects may witness more than we want to remember, I’m glad that when I leave the bathroom, my toilet paper is always going to #helpmeforget.