Good Housekeeping recognizes excellence and innovation across a number of industries and consumer product categories with their celebrated and influential awards programs. Each year, thousands of companies enter for the chance to be vetted by their judges and earn the prestigious distinction of winning a GH award.
MESH Helps was born from a dedicated effort to address the question, "How can we strengthen the skills kids need for their mental, emotional, and social health and build resilience through play?" This initiative began in collaboration with resilience expert Deborah Gilboa, M.D., and involved extensive research leading to the creation of the MESH Helps White Paper. Pennycake products were evaluated by FUNdamentally Children and received accreditation for each product's role in strengthening kids’ mental, emotional, and social health skills through intentional play.
At NAPPA Awards their focus is family and their mission is simple — find and showcase the best toys, baby and family products. Becoming a parent is the most amazing journey and all parents want the very best for their kids. And most of all, parents want to have fun and connect with their kids. So, this is NAPPA. They open the packages, they put it together, they read, they test the products, they jam to kids music bands, they go out in the community, they bring the kids and moms in their office and they play. And their message to all the moms and dads…go and have fun with your kids. This is the BEST. TIME. EVER.
Presented by The Toy Association™ and powered by Clamour, this recognition is the result of well-known influencers reviewing and voting for their favorite submitted toys. "By aligning the influential perspectives of content creators with products from reputable brands, we're providing parents and other gift-givers trustworthy toy and game suggestions," said Victoria Fener, COO of Clamour.
The National Parenting Center’s Seal of Approval program is an independent, consumer-based review system that relies on parent evaluation of products being marketed to both parents and their children.
