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Johnson’s presents its first ever Johnson’s BidaBest Squad Watch out for the newest Johnson’s kidfluencers and mombassadors on the rise

    ( From left to right: Michelle Lee, Marius Lee, Jolina Magdangal-Escueta, Vika Escueta, Kylie Moussa, Michelle Salcedo) Manila, Philippines — After months of searching for four outgoing and energetic kids, Johnson’s officially introduces its first ever Johnson’s BidaBest Squad who will showcase why using age-appropriate shampoo is important for kids like them.  Last April, Johnson’s announced its search for its first-ever kidfluencer squad with the help of 90s hair icon and now celebrity mom, Jolina Magdangal-Escueta. Johnson’s celebrity mombassador Jolina along with her BidaBest daughter, Vika, showcased their awesome dance moves and healthy hair through their quick demo dance video that fellow moms and kids copied step-by-step to join the #JohnsonsBidaBest Challenge. Thousands of entries nationwide were screened and only 20 were chosen to move to the next round of challenges where they had to create a video on why they deserve to win a coveted spot in our Top 4. In the short vi
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Today : A Is Sick

Yesterday my little girl woke up calling “Boboy” instead of the usual “Mama”. Then, I went back to bed because I only got 3 hours of sleep then. But she continuously poked my eyes, which means, I have to get up and get going.

In the afternoon, I decided to give ‘em a little treat since it’s a weekend. We passed by the grocery and grabbed some ice cream. But, I noticed she has colds! Uh oh. An hour after, she’s feverish already and was already bothered by her colds. So I had to tuck her and make her sleep.

When she woke up from her nap, she was completely fine except she has runny nose and still feverish. But she still looks fine and was running around again in the living room. Then after dinner, I decided to give her medicines for her colds. It’s a struggle having to make her drink medicines. So I took out jellies and told her she can have one after drinking the meds. She was able to drink the two but the third one was a struggle. D was holding already the cup and tells her sister, “A, drink it it’s yummy.” But few minutes later, she went sick. I noticed her worrisome face as well as D. “Mama, A sick.” Uh oh. D was continuously convincing her sister to take the medicines to make her feel better. I was tad worried too at that moment but since D was showing compassion to her sister, I felt much better. The worries vanished in an instant.



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