Cerelac’s nutritional caravan treated parents to a fun morning of games and activities, while addressing the important questions when it comes to babies’ complementary feeding needs.
Cerelac turned commitment to action with Tambalang BIG Sustansya sa Barangay. The interactive caravan went to four (4) different barangays in the Philippines last August and early September, bringing nutrition education closer to nearly 500 Filipino families nationwide through a morning of interactive activities, games, and conversations focused on babies’ nutritional needs.
In the continuing effort to help address the nutrition gaps among Filipino children, the caravan gave a venue for parents to better understand the value of the Tambalang Cerelac + Homemade approach, highlighting how infant cereal and homemade food can work together to support a baby's nutritional needs during the critical first 2,000 days of life.
Cerelac brought educational games, interactive experiences, and a community Q&A at every stop: Brgy. Socorro in Cubao, Brgy. Longos in Malabon City, Brgy. Salawag in Dasmariñas, Cavite City, and finally Brgy. Macabalan in Cagayan De Oro City. The final leg was especially meaningful, as Cagayan de Oro was also the site of Cerelac's clinical study on complementary feeding among infants, making it a fitting culmination of the caravan's mission to empower parents with science-based nutrition knowledge.
Opening each event, Nestle Brand Manager for Baby Food, Sophia Samoy, welcomed attendees and reinforced CERELAC's commitment to supporting Filipino families through both quality nutrition and parent education.
