Kids Company, the children's charity, has released a series of videos created by Abbott Mead...for Kids Company pro bono.Antonia Clayton was the copywriter and Eliot Wykes was the art director on the campaign.
Camila Batmanghelidjh, the founder of Kids Company, said: "Child abuse and neglect ...
children who will be grateful to know that Twitter cared enough to help them" Kids Company is a London ...
The supermarket has applied to trademark the phrase Chosen by kids approved by mums and an accompanying logo, covering food and soft-drinks categories.
Asda already offers a child-friendly range called Great Stuff, which aims to appeal to one- to seven-year-olds via colourful packaging and attract ...
27 Feb 2013
Sainsbury s has unveiled a TV ad starring its brand ambassadors, David Beckham and Ellie Simmonds. It aims to encourage more people to take part in the supermarket s Active Kids voucher scheme. The work, created by Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO, is a tribute to childhood activities, with Beckham and Simmonds ...
ad for its Active Kids scheme....for Active Kids centred around its Sainsbury s Paralympian athletes.
Other activity for Active Kids has ...
remember as children helping to inspire parents and kids to get active together." ...
football fans as part of a new kids' membership scheme called City Kicks....membership scheme has been designed to give kids unrivalled access to their favourite players, club news ...
own section as ambassador for City Kicks, and is looking forward to showing kids what goes ...
an on-pack promotion launch on 8 August across the Innocent Smoothies and Fruit Tubes for kids ranges ...
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Gurdeep Loyal, marketing manager for Innocent kids' brands, said the campaign was focused on "talking to kids" and getting them "excited about fruit".
He said: "The Innocent Kids Smoothie business has seen ...
have to say no to yourself and sometimes you have to say no to your kids." ...
Bookmaker William Hill is running a 'Back Your Pride and Joy' campaign with a free bet that will pay out £5,000 to parents if their child makes the England football team.
McDonald's has developed Fruitizz, a fizzy drink aimed at kids that provides one of their five
following of the future.
"We have big aspirations to develop a 'best in class' kids' experience ...