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What's On
20-05-2025
- Entertainment
- What's On
You can now get Labubus in Dubai on noon Minutes in just 15 minutes
Labubus for everyone… You read that right. Labubus are dropping on noon Minutes, and you can now get the viral doll delivered to your doorstep in just 15 minutes. It sounds too good to be true, but have faith in us – it is too good and it is indeed, true. The doll will be available to order on the app in limited quantities, so while you don't have to queue up in the mall just to see empty shelves, you still need to be there fresh and early to get yourself one of the blind boxes before they sell out. The great thing is that noon will be restocking on the daily, so there is hope for us all. The first drop will be launched today, at 1pm, and will be the 'Have a Seat' collection, followed soon after by 'Macarons' and 'Big Into Energy'. Priced at Dhs299, you get the full Labubu experience, with the mystery of which one you're going to get, but the express version. No waiting, just vibes (and clout, if you want it). Perhaps no trend has trend-ed like this in recent times – everyone and their moms are talking about the Labubus and social media is rife with every category of content starring these dolls, and the comically long lines outside toy stores featuring full grown women ( without children in tow) are quite telling of just how strong this cultural phenomenon is. We've seen the manic, frenzy-fuelled eras of the Cabbage Patch Kids and the Tamagotchis. This time around, the adults are the ones buying into the fad – a sign of the times, if you will. Thanks to this, Labubus are now enjoying collectibles status, being resold on collectibles websites and by third parties for multiple times the price – if that isn't hype, we don't know what is. Available on noon Minutes, limited quantities, restocked daily, Dhs299, @noon_uae Images: Supplied > Sign up for FREE to get exclusive updates that you are interested in
Time of India
14-05-2025
- Health
- Time of India
Cetaphil baby celebrated mothers with 'Have a seat, Mom!' campaign
This Mother's Day, Cetaphil Baby has launched a heartwarming campaign titled 'Have a Seat, Mom!' —a thoughtful initiative that shifts the spotlight from conventional celebrations to acknowledging the woman behind the title of 'mom.' Tired of too many ads? go ad free now The campaign is built around a powerful message: 'Mom, take a break. Celebrate yourself.' It aims to remind mothers across the country to pause, breathe, and give themselves the appreciation they often reserve for everyone else. Motherhood, while deeply rewarding, is also an all-consuming role. Mothers are constantly juggling responsibilities—playing the role of nurturer, provider, protector, and guide—all at once. In doing so, their own identity and needs often take a backseat. Recognising this, the campaign strives to give mothers a moment to reflect on their journeys, feel seen, and simply take a well-deserved break. The campaign takes a dual approach, combining emotional digital storytelling with impactful real-world activations. At the center of the digital initiative is a poignant video featuring mothers reading letters written to themselves. These letters serve as honest reflections—filled with love, guilt, strength, and pride—that offer a rare glimpse into the inner lives of women who are mothers. It brings out their vulnerabilities and triumphs while encouraging others to follow suit. Beyond the video, the campaign invites mothers to join in by writing their own letters—either to their past selves or to who they are today. These letters, when shared, become a part of a larger movement of self-recognition and healing. It is a subtle nudge reminding moms everywhere that it's okay to slow down, that it's okay to think about themselves once in a while. Supporting the digital campaign are immersive on-ground experiences designed to bring comfort and care to mothers in the most literal sense. Specially curated relaxation zones have been set up in popular shopping malls. These quiet spaces are equipped with massage chairs for foot therapy and offer a peaceful break from the chaos of daily life. While mothers relax, their children can safely engage in fun activities within the same space—ensuring peace of mind while they take their moment. Adding a practical and informative touch, these spaces also host expert sessions with dermatologists and pediatricians. These consultations offer mothers access to reliable advice, helping them take better care of themselves and their babies. Thoughtful takeaway kits including journals and letter-writing prompts further encourage self-reflection long after the experience ends. Through this campaign, Cetaphil Baby isn't just promoting a product—it's reinforcing a message of emotional wellness and self-love. It positions the brand not just as a caregiver for baby skin but as a partner in the emotional journey of motherhood. This campaign is a step toward helping women feel acknowledged—not just for what they do, but for who they are. 'Have a Seat, Mom!' is not just a tribute—it's an invitation. An invitation to all mothers to sit back, breathe, and honour themselves with the same love they pour into their families every single day. For more information and to participate in the campaign, visit the . Disclaimer - The above content is non-editorial, and TIL hereby disclaims any and all warranties, expressed or implied, relating to it, and does not guarantee, vouch for or necessarily endorse any of the content.
Mint
12-05-2025
- Health
- Mint
Heartfelt Cetaphil Baby Mother's Day Campaign by India: "Have a Seat, Mom!"
This Mother's Day, with its deeply moving campaign titled "Have A Seat, Mom!", Cetaphil Baby India invites mothers to take time for themselves, look back on their journey, and give birth to a 'New Tradition of Parenting.' For many decades, there have been many Mother Days campaigns that have showcased endless roles and sacrifices mothers make every single day. This year, with its campaign, Cetaphil Baby India turns events around to celebrate not just the roles but the woman behind that role. Have a Seat, Mom!, is a gentle call for mothers all over India to stop for a moment, breathe, and spend a few moments on themselves. It underlines a bitter truth: A mother is so busy caring for others that she rarely stops to care for herself. The message itself says: "Mom, take a break, celebrate yourself." A modern mom is many things-many things all at once: caregiver, professional, partner, or guide. In this constant juggling act, she often ignores her own wellbeing. Cetaphil Baby's campaign is founded on this fundamental insight and urges mothers to replenish themselves and reconnect with their inner being. To make this cause practical, Cetaphil Baby India will be blending digital storytelling alongside immersive on-ground activations. The campaign video presents some real mothers, featured on Cetaphil Baby India's Instagram page, writing heartfelt letters to themselves — raw emotional reflections, celebrating their own strength, vulnerability, and growth. The video calls upon other mothers to join the movement by writing their own letters- it is not mere online posts but a glimpse of a mother's heart and soul. Mothers can participate by tagging @cetaphilbabyindia and using the hashtag #HaveASeatMom. Going offbeat, Cetaphil Baby is setting up zones inside two prominent malls of India that will serve as mother sanctuaries. Inside, the tranquil mother spaces feature massage chairs, allowing tired moms to get a nice foot massage while their kids have fun in a safe environment. The idea is to "have a seat" for mothers to literally just relax and gather their thoughts. Pediatricians and dermatologists will also be on hand providing consultations on the most common inquiries that concern the skin health of babies and the mothers — an additional very thoughtful step to facilitate informed parenting. Mothers visiting the on-ground installations will receive branded journaling kits and thoughtful "letters to self" cards encouraging personal reflections. Whether it's a note to their younger self or a thank you to their current self, it's a very personal experience aimed at kicking off the journey of self-recognition and gratitude. Through this initiative, Cetaphil Baby reinforces its commitment to being more than a product provider. It positions itself as a trusted companion in the parenting journey, blending emotional support with dermatologist-recommended gentle skincare solutions for babies. By celebrating the mother and the woman, Cetaphil Baby is helping establish a new parenting tradition—one that includes care for the caregiver. Motherhood is a full-time role — but a little break is not a luxury; it's a necessity. Visit to view the campaign follower: @cetaphilbabyindia Post your letter with the hashtag #HaveASeatMom. Note to readers: This article is part of Mint's paid consumer connect Initiative. Mint assumes no editorial involvement or responsibility for errors, omissions, or content accuracy. Want to get your story featured as above? click here!
Glasgow Times
03-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Glasgow Times
The inside story of queues at Glasgow's Barras over Labubu craze
Never Miss a Gift is the only stall at the famous East End market selling the Japanese dolls, which have become a global phenomenon. Three generations help stock and sell from the family-run stall, which has rocketed to success since opening in the market last year. They said: 'We're about to have our third drop of the Labubus, and the demand has been overwhelming, they sell out instantly. 'The queues start at around 7am and are right out the door. "We've had to start limiting sales to one per customer so that less people are disappointed. 'I told my daughter we should start handing out tickets, but she said that was too far. 'It's really sad to see people upset when we run out, but we just can't keep up with the demand. 'We usually only get this busy at Christmas, so it's nice to have such a buzz about the place at this time of year.' Labubu Macaron and Have a Seat dolls (Image: Newsquest/Colin Mearns) There are two main types of Labubu, the Have a Seat and the Macaron, with the newer Big Into Energy series due in stock soon. With the Barras only open from 10am until 4pm on Saturdays and Sundays, there's always huge demand for the sprite-like creatures, which they describe as 'creepy cute'. Part of the appeal also lies in the element of surprise - Labubu dolls are sold in 'surprise boxes', meaning you don't know which character you'll get until you unwrap it. This fuels the 'addictive' nature of the collectables and the stall says: 'The minute people get one, they want them all. "I would put them in the same bracket as when my daughter was into Cabbage Patch Dolls or my son was into Ninja Turtles". The rarest of 'The Monsters' even fetch 'thousands of pounds' when resold online. Never Miss a Gift is a whole family operation, with family on the other side of the world helping source the critters. They explained: 'Labubus are so hard to get. My granddaughter first saw them when visiting family in Vietnam, and we've worked hard to stock genuine dolls. 'There are a lot of fakes around, but you can verify the actual dolls with the sticker on the back of the boxes – we always make sure they're the real deal. 'We've seen horror stories where people get fakes, one didn't have a face, and the other had no legs. 'It's important to have them authenticated because they're collector's items - why would you want a fake one? 'People spend their hard-earned cash on them, and we would never mess anyone about.' READ MORE: Barras transformed into Hong Kong market for one weekend | Glasgow Times The craze includes collectors accessorising their outfits with the dolls, hanging them from handbags and clothing as a designer addition. But it doesn't stop there, the Labubus themselves can also be accessorised with clothing, items, a 'car seat' or even a moped. A Labubu Macaron doll on its moped (Image: Newsquest/Colin Mearns) Never Miss a Gift showed off their stock: 'The clothes are a big thing, we make all these into wee packets with complete outfits. 'There's everything from a basketball player to something fancier, and then they can have wee cameras that flash or doll-sized phones and water bottles. 'They've honestly thought of everything, it just depends on how far you want to go.' Labubu come from the imagination of Hong Kong-based artist Kasing Lung, who credits their inspiration to folk tales from Norway. Made by Japan-based Pop Mart, the company has seen their profits rise by 188 per cent in the past year. READ NEXT: New trader brings taste of Poland to Glasgow's Barras Market Never Miss a Gift has tried to meet the demand in Glasgow, having first started the stall by selling candles and other handmade gifts. Now offering a huge range of toys and collectables, the stall has gone from strength to strength. They said: 'We started the toy and collectable side with the capybaras, which are also really popular. Labubu 40cm 'Monster' dolls (Image: Newsquest/Colin Mearns) "Pop Mart's got another range which is the Cry-baby's, they're newer than the Labubus, but are starting to get more popular – I think they're so cute for something that's crying.' The stall is open every weekend as part of the bustling Barras Markets and can be found in the main unit, just off Kent Street under the Barrowland Ballroom. Labubus are available while stocks last. Fans can also try to snap up the creatures on Never Miss a Gift's website.
