Generation Huggies. Ahh… it's only fitting.

Considering I actually use Huggies, (I would estimate about 60 Huggies a week) and that I love to create vlogs, I wanted to help Huggies spread the news about their 30th Anniversary by kicking off their Generation Huggies Campaign. (Oh… and that our name happens to be, Mom GENERATIONS!)

Generation Huggies will be Celebrating 30 Years with 30 Moms.

Would you like to be one of the 30 moms? Well… you may have your chance!

In honor of their Milestone Anniversary, 30 Real Moms will be Featured in a Huggies National Ad Campaign.

Huggies recognizes that every mom is unique. So to celebrate 30 years of the moms who have inspired them, Huggies is launching Generation Huggies 30 Years, 30 Moms.

Moms across America will have the opportunity to share their personal stories of what being a mom means in a 60-second video. The stories of 30 moms from across the country will be featured in a national ad campaign this winter. In addition, one lucky winner will receive $30,000 to put toward the future of the next generation of Huggies wearers.

Huggies has partnered with celebrity mom Alison Sweeney, of The Biggest Loser and Days of Our Lives, to ask moms to tell us what it means to be a mom today. Both a mother and an expectant mom, Alison, knows the ups, downs and in-betweens of motherhood today.

“As a parent, I rely on my instincts. I know I’m not going to have all the answers, but I’m going to approach each new experience trusting that I’ll find the way that is right for my child,” said Sweeney. “Being a mom is the greatest role I’ll ever play, so I’m excited to be partnering with Huggies to invite moms across the country to share their knowledge and experiences and truly celebrate the wonderful, rewarding, challenging world of motherhood.”

Generation Huggies is even taking this celebration on the road this fall and is traveling to major cities across the country. As part of the tour, moms will be able to create their own video at the Huggies Video Creation Station for a chance to be part of the national ad campaign.

SO… Dun… Dun… DDDUUUNNNNNN….

Now though November 20, 2008, there are two ways for moms to create a video reflecting on, “What Motherhood Means to Me.”

(1) Videos can be uploaded to www.GenerationHuggies.com

(2) Or, moms can create a video on-site when they visit a local Generation Huggies event.

Videos should be no longer than 60 seconds in length and no larger than 5MB. Everyone can participate by giving a hug, or vote, for their favorite video through November 30, 200. Judging ends November 30, 2008.

So go on… make your video and upload it!