"He’s always Lucas first," added the mom. “He loves to play, loves to laugh and loves to make other people laugh.” "He’s very outgoing and never meets a stranger,” Cortney, Lucas' mom, told. Lucas Warren was the first Gerber baby with Down syndrome when he was selected in 2018.
“Isa’s limb difference is just one part of her.”Įarlier this year, Isa, who was born without her fibula and right femur, received a prosthetic leg and learned to take her first steps. “We hoped someone would see Isa’s spirit and her beautiful smile and eyes,” Meredith later told. We couldn't think of a better company for her to be the face of." "Well this is unexpected!" remarked Meredith. Isa and her parents John and Meredith Edmond, Oklahoma, were informed she won on TODAY.
Last year's winner was Isa Slish, then 7 months, who was the first Gerber baby with a limb difference. To celebrate the contest's 13th anniversary, Gerber will make a matching donation to March of Dimes' maternal and infant health programs. The winner will also receive a $25,000 cash prize, a wardrobe from Gerber Childrenswear and a one-year supply of Gerber products, along with other treats from ezpz and BÉIS Travel. The new Gerber Spokesbaby will assume “Chief Growing Officer” and be featured on the brand’s social media channels and in marketing campaigns.
Judges will search for entries with compelling stories and a memorable baby expression. "Whether your baby looks just like you or you have a hilarious throwback image of yourself as a baby to share, Gerber wants to see pictures of both parent and child and hear more about your story," says a company press release. Sign up for NBC Philadelphia newsletters. Get Philly local news, weather forecasts, sports and entertainment stories to your inbox.
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