Gerber Looking For 2020 Spokesbaby — Could It Be Yours?

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Baby products company Gerber is looking for photogenic infants to be in the running for the 2020 spokesbaby. Here’s what to know about the Gerber baby contest.

Not just babies are eligible. The internationally known company is looking for newborns to 4-year-old toddlers.

Gerber Baby Contest: How To Apply

Here are the rules the company has in place: You have up until Feb. 21 at 11:59:59 PM ET to submit your child as a Gerber “spokesbaby.”

Gerber announced its 2018 photo search Monday — for the 2019 spokesbaby. If chosen, your baby will be seen by millions of people on TV, national print campaigns as well as social media.

Your tot could also serve as an adorable ambassador for the brand. There’s also money involved. The family of the baby chosen will receive a grand prize of $25,000. That’s a LOT of diapers.

You could submit your child’s photo on Instagram and other social media by using the hashtag #GerberPhotoSearch2020.


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