Phạm TúHey, marketing mavens! Get ready for the cutest trend in influencer marketing: kid KOLs! These adorable mini-influencers are capturing hearts and driving serious engagement for brands.
In Vietnam, a new generation of celebrity babies is stealing the spotlight, boasting massive fan followings from the moment they’re born.
Winnie, Daughter of Đông Nhi and Ông Cao Thắng
This little cutie landed her first magazine cover at just 6 months old! With her adorable face and sparkling eyes, Winnie has won the hearts of fans nationwide. Her parents’ social media posts featuring Winnie always get tons of likes, and her Instagram already has a whopping 121k followers. Talk about a rising star!
Leon and Lisa, Twins of Hồ Ngọc Hà and Kim Lý
These twins are melting hearts with their chubby cheeks and playful personalities. Leon’s hilarious expressions and Lisa’s mini-me resemblance to her mom have fans going gaga. Every little detail about their lives – from their outfits to their playtime antics – becomes a trending topic.
The Sons of Victor Vũ and Đinh Ngọc Diệp
Filmmaker Victor Vũ and actress Đinh Ngọc Diệp recently introduced their sons, Nolan and Landon, at a movie premiere. These adorable boys, who look just like their dad, have become instant fan favorites. They often appear alongside their mom in ads for baby and family products.
Mickey and Jerry, Sons of Dương Khắc Linh and Sara Lưu
These musical twins are the adorable offspring of musician Dương Khắc Linh and singer Sara Lưu. Their cuteness, combined with their parents’ happy family image and Sara Lưu’s post-pregnancy glow, has made them darlings of baby product brands. Their family vlogs attract thousands of views on YouTube, and their channel is a go-to source for honest reviews of baby and parenting products.
In Conlusions
Kid KOLs are a force to be reckoned with! Brands are quickly realizing the power of these tiny influencers to create authentic and engaging campaigns. While there’s debate around kids in the entertainment industry, these campaigns often feature lighthearted and age-appropriate content.
Every parent has a different approach to raising their child in the public eye. Some embrace sharing their kids’ lives, while others, like Công Vinh and Thủy Tiên or Tăng Thanh Hà, choose to keep their children out of the spotlight. Ultimately, it’s up to the parents to decide what’s best for their child.
Brands looking to partner with kid KOLs need to understand that parents have the final say. They carefully consider every opportunity and decide the level of their child’s involvement.
