PARENTS’ CHOICE AWARDS 2020 WINNERS REVEALED!

PARENTS’ CHOICE AWARDS 2020 WINNERS REVEALED!

At the beginning of the year, YOU, our readers voted for your favourite products, brands and services for our Parents’ Choice Awards 2020.

We know that parents never compromise when it comes to selecting the best for themselves and their children (we’re parents ourselves), hence we would like to thank you for the thousands of votes that came in and for voicing out your support on your favourite products and services.

After calculating the massive amount of votes on a long list of categories, we proudly present to you – The winners of this year’s Parents’ Choice Awards!

A hearty CONGRATULATIONS to all the winners of the Parents’ Choice Awards 2020!

 

BEST CHILD NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENT – PEDIASURE

Complete Nutrition for Visible Growth in 8 weeks

The first 5 years of your child’s life is one of the most critical times for growth. Up to 60% of their adult height is determined during this period1. Children who experience feeding difficulties (picky/limited appetite) may not be consuming sufficient amounts of high quality nutrients, leading to a risk of growth faltering /stunted growth.

PediaSure® is the only child nutritional supplement scientifically proven to improve height, weight in 8 weeks and lesser sick days in 16 weeks2,3.

PediaSure® OptiHEIGHT’s improved formula now comes with added Arginine, Natural Vitamin K2 and calcium for bone growth. Help your child achieve their optimal growth potential with PediaSure®.

 

References:
* As voted by 3555 Parenthood Magazine readers in the period from December – January 2020 for Parenthood’s best child nutritional supplement award
1 WHO Growth Standard, 2007
2 Huynh DTT et al. J Hum Nutr Diet (2015). 28, 623-635. Longitudinal growth and health outcomes in nutritionally at-risk children who received long-term nutritional intervention.
3 Huynh DTT et al. 5th International Conference on Nutrition & Growth 2018. Oral nutritional supplementation improved linear growth in Filipino children at nutritional risk.
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