Never mind, I don't want to know. That's the trend that's most disturbing. The types of commercials geared towards children and teens today have very unsubtle stereotyping. Commercials are selling you everyday types of products, and are generally reality-based in their presentation. Pay attention during the kids' Saturday morning cartoons.
Children are very impressionable.
That's why they schedule all those glitzy toy ads during children's shows. They know kids absorb everything they see, and if you present it right, they're easy to persuade. If you tell them they're only going to be accepted by their peers if they dress a certain way, own a certain toy, or behave in a particular way, they will often believe it. That's why it's nice when you occasionally see a commercial that sells a product to kids in a positive way. It shows a boy using the Web to learn sign language, so he can talk to his hearing-impaired classmate when they ride the bus to school together.