Children require optimal nutrition to grow strong, smart and healthy. Whole foods are always the best source of nutrition.
But it’s always a good idea to boost their development with some extra nutrients. Nutrients that can help to support their brain development for them learn, absorb and use knowledge efficiently.
One brand that has garnered the trust of our Malaysian mums is AnmumHighlighted
This is further proven as it won the Best Growing Up Milk in the Motherhood Choice Awards 2022!
Winners of this prestigious distinction are dubbed the best brands in their category—as voted by mums, for mums. Each brand is judged based on 6 criteria: Trustworthiness, Quality, Value, Understanding of Customer Needs, Innovation, and Social Responsibility. These are the pillars of excellence that ensure only the best of the best are qualified for any award.
We interviewed the innovators of this brand to learn more about their product.
Power Up Your Child’s Brain Cell Connections Today!
Anmum
Each of us has ~ 100 billion brain cells but not all are connected². Research has shown that Gangliosides support effective brain cell connections³ which is important to support memory and learning to happen throughout toddlerhood.
“Our R&D team with more than 90 years of knowledge and a team of 350 experts in New Zealand has scientifically formulated Anmum
Besides that, Anmum
Did you know that higher sugar consumed may lead to lower intelligence score? Anmum
Anmum
Leading Brand in Maternal and Growing Up Milk
The brand first appeared in Singapore and Malaysia as a maternal product for pregnant mums. But their expertise has also expanded to provide scientifically formulated growing up milk products. Their purpose is to partner with mums to raise amazing children.
“Thank you to Motherhood.com.my and all parents who have voted for us. For Anmum
References
¹Palmano et al. (2015). Nutrients, 7, 3891–3913
²Ozar M.(2012). International Journal of Business and social Science.3(22), 248-257
³Rahmann H. (1995). Behav. Brain Res. 66,105-116
*Sucrose, Glucose Syrup Solid, Corn Syrup Solid, Brown Sugar, Dextrose, Lactose, Fructose, Honey and White Sugar are defined as ‘sugars’ and ‘added sugars’ under CODEX Standard 212-1999 and CAC/GL23-1997. CODEX develops harmonised international food standards guidelines and code of practices. Under Malaysia Food Regulations 1985, Sucrose, Brown Sugar, Dextrose, Glucose, Fructose, Honey are defined as sweetening substances.
^Referring to the product label of major brands of formulated milk powder for children
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