Original Gerber baby Ann Turner Cook dies aged 95: Food firm pays tribute to a teacher and writer whose 'smile and expressive curiosity captured hearts everywhere'

Daily Mail UK ^ | June 4, 2022 | Alyssa Guzman

[sten]

better times

[SaveFerris]

I miss that America

[Yardstick]

Would be interesting to see other art by Dorothy Hope Smith. I wonder she’s done anything else notable? Her Gerber Baby sketch really is a beautiful and iconic piece of art even if it was for a commercial purpose.

[fieldmarshaldj]

RIP.

[Scram1]

Nestle owns Gerber and is conspicuously absent in my
perfunctory web searches. Don’t be fooled by how
the “woke” owners are hiding from any associations.
Old time Gerber blue collar employees had pensions—new hires
are doing without at my former work place. Swiss based
management tool heaven has a price to pay.

[skr]

http://duckduckgo.com/?q=Dorothy+Hope+Smith+artwork&iax=images&ia=images

Her commercial artwork appears to be drawings/paintings of children.

[Adder]

They certainly were.

I miss them.

[Bratch]

[Leep]

That was back when women still got married and raised children.
They didn’t kill them because it might interfere with their lifestyle.
And their daughters weren’t forced by the government to shower with males at school.

[Scram1]

Jim pulled the thread upon that person’s demise once.
If a person were thinking about positions, the Nestle flag
with the birds logo is fluttering over the Gerber baby’s head.
Please don’t place those bird droppings on Ann’s head.

[Deplorable American1776]

Now if they did a new baby, Nestle would have to see if the baby will be Gay or one of the 57 different genders.

Prayers to her family. May she rest in peace.

[Governor Dinwiddie]

Me too. It seems like a dream.

[aMorePerfectUnion]

Toledo, OH (June 7th, 2022) - Netflix announces 3 new season remakes of Gerber Baby, featuring a black, special trans-sexual infant, from an oppressed background!

Ze will struggle to understand their changing sexuality in the face of White Oppression and Supremacy.

[nwrep]

It’s gone. Not coming back.

[Lurker]

Marilyn Chambers.

She had an interesting career.

L

[SaveFerris]

True. It will never come back. Unfortunately.

Really going back to 2001. I have reasons for saying that but not elucidating at this time; not even in a PM.

2004 was the closest thing to normal I can remember.

[Yardstick]

Thanks. That led me to this article which has another of her illustrations and some info about her.

[Rebelbase]

Interesting timing with the baby food crisis.

[seowulf]

I’d bet she never had any baby formula.