Read about this year’s Gerber Baby, Magnolia, who turned one over the weekend and is the first adopted “spokesbaby” for the company in it’s almost 100-year history.
Gerber baby has chosen its “spokesbaby” for 2020—the first adopted “spokesbaby” in the company’s 92-year history.
Magnolia has two older sisters, Whitney, 12, and Charlotte, 8, who is also adopted. According to the release, the three girls love playing together, frequently in their kiddie pool, and dancing to the Baby Shark song. Along with being featured on the company’s social media channels and various marketing campaigns, Magnolia and her family will also receive a cast prize of $25,000, $1,000 in Gerber childrenswear, $1,000 from Walmart and phones with a year of free unlimited service provided by Verizon.
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