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AEON JBABY X KIDS REPUBLIC | JBABY PHOTO CONTEST 2024, WHO IS THE BABY WINNER?



AEON Malaysia is proud to announce the winners of the JBaby Photo Contest, a heartfelt tribute to parenthood that celebrates the precious milestones in a child’s early development.

 


This finale, held in conjunction with AEON’s 40th anniversary celebration at AEON Mall Shah Alam, showcases the very essence of parent-child bonding. Inviting families across Malaysia to join AEON in honoring the journey of raising resilient, joyful and thriving children.

 


The JBaby Photo Contest 2024, which drew over 220 entries from parents eager to capture their child’s special moments. Called on families with babies aged 6 to 24 months to submit photos that highlight growth, discovery, and development.

 



Supported by leading baby brands such as Sweet Cherry, Fairworld, Wan Lee Brothers, Leapfrog and others; the contest required a minimum spend in the AEON Baby department, fostering community participation and engagement among families.

 



The JBaby Photo Contest and Fest are powerful reminders of the importance of nurturing our children through every stage of their development. As parents, the opportunity to support our children as they grow resilient, healthy, and well-rounded is priceless. 

 

AEON is committed to creating experiences that empower parents, offering them spaces to connect, learn, and celebrate these vital milestones. The essence of AEON’s mission lies in supporting families, and the JBaby Fest has reinforced this by bringing people together to share in the joy of parenthood, said Low Ngai Yuen Chief Merchandise and Marketing Officer of AEON Malaysia. 

 







The grand finale, held as part of the JBaby Fest, featured a vibrant mix of activities, from engaging workshops and mascot appearances to interactive sessions, including Leapfrog-led coloring activities.



 

The event celebrated not only the contest winners but also AEON’s wider commitment to providing parents with meaningful resources and guidance on their parenting journey.

 


Grand Prize: RM 2,000 AEON Gift Voucher, Stroller and toys valued at RM300

 

 


Second Prize : RM 1,500 AEON Gift Voucher, Stroller and toys valued at RM300

 


Third Prize: RM 1,000 AEON Gift Voucher, Stroller and toys valued at RM300

 

Consolation Prizes : Toys Value at RM300 each 

 


The celebration brought together families from across the region, offering not just prizes but also workshops and seminars led by experts on topics ranging from child development to nutrition. Featured brands like JBaby, Anakku, Offspring, OKBB and Sweet Cherry provided parents access to high-quality baby essentials and expert advice to support their children’s growth.


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Goodday KidSTART 2.0 | Malaysia’s Biggest Kidpreneur Programme | The Best & Brightest Kidpreneurs in Malaysia

 

Goodday Milk is proud to announce the conclusion of Malaysia’s Biggest Kidpreneur Programme KidSTART 2.0 campaign, with the spotlight on the top winner, 9-years-old Lee Yumi, who wowed the judges and audiences alike with their ‘OnBoard: School Bus System’, bringing home RM20,000 to make her idea come to life. Supported by the Ministry of Education and Alliance Bank as the Official Bank Partner, the campaign garnered over 4,000 submissions nationwide and continues to build on its mission to empower children with essential financial literacy and entrepreneurial skills, further solidifying Goodday Milk's commitment to nurturing the next generation of kidpreneurs.




12-years-old Muhammad Basyeer Bin Mohamed Ackiel Mohamed, the brother of last year’s KidSTART 2.0’s champion Fatimah Basyeerah Binti Mohamed Ackiel, won second place with his presentation on ‘The Academy of Future: Peer to Peer Learning Coding & Robotics’. Meanwhile, third place went to 9-year-old Lim Zhi Fung with his MindACT: ACTor Program idea.



The event also saw additional award winners: this year’s Most Innovative Idea goes to 12-year-old Alea Dalil binti Mohd Khairil Azhan, while 11-year-old Olivia Leong Yue Shuen won Most Sustainable Idea. The Best Presenter (Above 10), and Best Presenter (10 & Below) goes to 12-year-old Kaviesha Abishri A/P Shathya Kugan, and 10-year-old Chong Ruyi respectively. Finally, this year’s Rising Star award which was specifically sponsored by Alliance Bank goes to 9-year-old Elsa Khaw Wen Qing.



Goodday KidSTART 2.0 saw an overwhelming response, with a total of 141 schools across Malaysia participating enthusiastically. The campaign's success was bolstered by on-ground roadshows covering the Central, South, and North regions, complemented by two online webinars on 27th of April and the 4th of May. This year, Goodday Milk has included a new award for Schools With Highest Participants to encourage more participation. 



Taking the first spot and a prize of RM10,000 was SJK (C) Puay Chai, with an impressive 478 entries with 3 students shortlisted in the Top 20. Olivia Leong Yue Shuen, recipient of the Most Sustainable Award is a student of SJK (C) Puay Chai and was witnessed by Headmistress Yeoh Li Choo, who appeared during the grand finale to support her students in person.



This level of engagement reflects the growing impact of Goodday KidSTART, which was launched in 2022 and quickly became Malaysia's largest kidpreneur programme. The initiative aims to raise awareness and promote better financial literacy among the younger generation. Recognizing the critical need for improved financial literacy among Malaysian youth, Goodday KidSTART aims to equip children with the essential knowledge to develop strong money habits early, setting them on a path to a financially sound future. By empowering children with entrepreneurial skills and the knowledge to develop strong money habits early, Goodday Milk is reinforcing its dedication to providing goodness not only through nutrition but also by enhancing the well-being of the community and promoting financial soundness for the next generation.



Amy Gan, VP of Etika's Marketing, recalled the inaugural KidSTART while expressing her excitement about this year’s success: “When we launched KidSTART 1.0, our goal was to provide the future generation with a platform to showcase their ingenuity and take a significant step in their journey as young entrepreneurs. We wanted to empower them to make the right financial decisions through a fun and engaging initiative successfully bringing in over 300 applicants, making us Malaysia’s Biggest Kidpreneur Challenge. We had an amazing bunch of finalists and winners who truly won us over with their ideas and business plans."


“For Goodday KidSTART 2.0 we wanted it bigger and better. We knew this was a task that required the fostering of strong relationships with partners who shared our vision for a more financially literate younger generation. We wanted to ensure we reached out to as many children as possible so they too can benefit from the campaign. With the help of the Ministry of Education, we were able to expand our search, bringing KidSTART 2.0 to more children via visits to schools nationwide as well as online webinars.


I am truly grateful to the ministry, our sponsors Alliance Bank, and everyone who played a part in this year’s success, breaking last year’s record with over 4,000 participants taking part. This is truly a proud moment for me.”

She added, “My heartiest congratulations to our winners and top 20 finalists. Once again I am blown away by the depth of creativity and intelligence of our future generation. To the parents who played a part in their submissions, thank you. Your commitment to excellence for your children will leave a lasting and positive impact on their lives I'm sure. Goodday Milk is committed to providing goodness beyond nutrition and enhancing the well-being of our community. We look forward to welcoming more partners to join us in inspiring and future-proofing the next generation." Dr. Aaron Sum, Alliance Bank's Group Chief Strategy, Marketing, & Business Development Officer, and a member of the judging panel shared his thoughts: "Today, entrepreneurship has become a key and popular life path among our youths and this programme provides a great platform to nurture, develop and prepare the next generation in becoming savvy business leaders. This is very much aligned with our strategy of helping aspiring businesses, SMEs and MSMEs thrive and succeed by providing a combination of financial and non-financial resources.”



He further shared, “As the Bank for Life, we empower aspiring entrepreneurs and help accelerate their business growth through the provision of financial support, entrepreneurship training, coaching and mentorship as well as assistance in introducing ESG elements or sustainable practices to their business operations and many more. We are committed to supporting the community through programmes such as these to help our youth succeed in the future."


9-year-old Lee Yumi, KidSTART2.0’s Champion expressed her excitement and gratitude: "Thank you to my parents who have greatly helped in inspiring this idea because without them I might not be able to present the idea in detail in front of the judges. I also want to thank Goodday Milk for giving me the opportunity to present my idea."


Yumi’s idea to create the application arose after often getting stuck in traffic congestion on the way to school every day. "This application was also created to encourage students to use the school bus service as it can help reduce traffic congestion issues," she said.



The esteemed panel of judges for the event included Dato' Dr. Hartini Zainuddin from Yayasan Chow Kit, Dr. Aaron Sum from Alliance Bank, Shahmeez Reza, Senior Manager of Etika Trade Marketing and Marketing Services, and Chen Chow Yeoh, Angel Investor. Their combined expertise and diverse backgrounds provided invaluable insights and guidance to the participants, ensuring a comprehensive evaluation of each innovative idea presented.



The Goodday KidSTART 2.0 campaign ran from 4th March to 23rd June 2024, featuring a series of online webinars, school activations and a rigorous selection process that culminated in a 2-day comprehensive workshop on the 29th of June, providing the top 20 kidpreneurs with essential skills such as Business Models, Design Thinking, Effective Presentation, Creative Problem-Solving, and Environmental Entrepreneurship. The workshop was a key component of the programme, equipping the young entrepreneurs with better financial understanding and the knowledge and skills needed to refine and present their business ideas on the 30th of June before the judges. Cash prizes from a fund pool of RM60,000 were up for grabs to help these young entrepreneurs kick-start their business ideas.



For more information about Goodday KidSTART 2.0, follow Goodday Milk Malaysia,

Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/gooddaymilkmalaysia

Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/gooddaymilkmy/


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RAISING A FINANCIAL-SAVVY GENERATION | “INSURELIT: EARN, SAVE AND PROTECT” SUN LIFE MALAYSIA BOARD GAME

 

Sun Life Malaysia, an insurance and takaful provider, today introduced a new financial literacy board game, “InsureLit: Earn, Save and Protect” which aims to enhance the financial and insurance literacy in Malaysian society, starting with children.



Developed in collaboration with Wealth of Life Children, a financial education group, this board game serves as a tool for parents to nurture financially savvy children from an early age. 



The initiative comes under the company’s InsureLit Campaign whose mission is to build a financially resilient nation by helping people to elevate their insurance and takaful knowledge and fostering positive financial habits.



Raymond Lew, CEO and President/Country Head of Sun Life Malaysia emphasised, “At Sun Life, we are committed to increase the financial security of our Clients and communities. We believe the best way to empower people is by improving their financial literacy and skills. Financial literacy is crucial for children as it lays the foundation for responsible financial management later in life.”



“Our goal with the board game is to make learning about financial literacy engaging, interactive, and fun for children. Through playing the game, we hope children will gain a better understanding of the concepts of Save, Earn and Protect, and financial planning in a relatable and accessible way,” Lew elaborated.



Fostering Insurance Literacy Through Play The InsureLit board game is designed to empower children aged 9 and above with essential principles of earning, saving, and protecting their money, all while instilling values of integrity. 



This game places a special emphasis on teaching about insurance and takaful protection which forms an essential part of financial health.



In this game, players embark on a financial adventure, navigating various financial challenges and dilemmas that mimic real-life scenarios in an interactive and fun way that is easy to understand. From earning, saving, and protecting to doing what’s right, the board game teaches children different ways to earn money, such as through chores, engaging in simple tasks, and saving money in the bank.



They will learn the importance of saving money for future needs and goals, and basic saving strategies like spending wisely and keeping emergency funds. 



The game also introduces the concept of risk management and strategies to protect savings from unexpected events such as theft, accidents, scams, or natural disasters. Additionally, it aims to develop ethical awareness and critical thinking skills as children navigate moral dilemmas and learn to make principled decisions that benefit themselves and their community.



“The concept of this game is inspired by real-life scenarios and experiences both in finance and life. We know that an interactive and engaging tool is needed to teach children about these financial concepts and the importance of making ethical decisions. Through the game, children can also learn about the consequences of the decisions they take during the game in a fun and enriching way,” shared Adeline Ten, Chief Nurturing Officer and Master Trainer of Wealth of Life Children.



The board game is available in two versions – Junior Edition (for players aged 9 and above) and Advanced Edition (for players aged 18 and above). The Junior Edition has also been adapted into a Mini Edition, available to the public to take home at InsureLit Roadshows taking place at two more locations across Malaysia at IOI City Mall Putrajaya (31st July - 4th August) and IOI Mall Puchong (18th - 22nd September).



Empowering Financial Literacy in Children Through Schools To promote financial education among young learners, Sun Life Malaysia is partnering with MyPerintis, a youth-driven non-profit organisation that shares a similar vision to youth empowerment, to make this board game accessible to children in 25 primary schools in the Klang Valley, starting July until December this year.



“Our collaboration with Sun Life Malaysia enables both organisations to combine our strengths and deliver a financial education programme that is targeted, and effectively educates and equips young minds with essential financial skills for a brighter future,” shared Dato’ Lawrence Low, Founding Chairman of MyPerintis.



For more information about Sun Life Malaysia’s InsureLit campaign, 

Website : https://www.sunlifemalaysia.com/campaigns/insurelit/


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