WAT-AAH Back-to-School Essentials Kit – GIVEAWAY
October 4, 2009 by Nicole Ibarrondo
Filed under P&P Contests, Past Contests
CONTEST CLOSED
Congratulations to Rebecca C – comment #29
As many of you know, last week during the Type-A Mom Conference, we handed out some really posh swag bags that included products from some of our favorite brands including popchips, Princess Time Toys and WAT-AAH!. If you weren’t able to get your hands on a bag because either you missed us or you missed the conference, we have a very special treat for you! But before I give any details, let me explain a little bit about what exactly WAT-AAH! is…
WAT-AAH!, launched in June 2008, is the first sugar-free, functional water brand made specifically for kids by kids and their mothers.
No other water product currently on the market for kids and teens can claim to be 100 percent free of artificial flavors, artificial colors, additives and sugar. The first four products introduced were:
- WAT-AAH! Bones, the first premium water with calcium to help bone growth
- WAT-AAH! Brain, the first premium water with added electrolytes to encourage faster absorption, hydration and cooling down
- WAT-AAH! Energy, the first premium water with electrolytes and oxygen for increased metabolic function and energy
- WAT-AAH! Body, the foundation for the brand with simple and super clean water, absolutely free of sugar
During this past summer, WAT-AAH put kids (and moms) to the test with their ‘WAT-AAH Challenge’. They simply asked moms to place a few bottles of WAT-AAH in their fridge alongside the bottles of soda and juices and then leave it up to the kids to choose. Out of 1,082 children that joined in on the challenge, 1,072 of them chose WAT-AAH! That’s 99%!
With childhood obesity on the rise and with sugary beverages being one of the culprits, Rose Cameron, the founder of WAT-AAH! was proud to make this announcement after those challenge results were tallied — “We are thrilled by the results of the Challenge. Water is no longer boring. We are influencing kids to drink more water and in turn doing our part in curbing childhood obesity.”
WAT-AAH! is available online at Amazon.com and at retail locations nationwide. Visit www.drinkwataah.com for more details.
Check out a few of our favorites from our visit to Kid-Con at Type=A Mom…
and of course, my own shameless plug…Here’s my baby enjoying her WAT-AAH!
THE CONTEST
One posh P&P reader will win a super cool WAT-AAH Back-to-School Essentials kit that includes more samples of WAT-AAH!, a backpack, pencils, stickers and more. To enter: Simply visit www.drinkwataah.com and tell us something cool you learned about the brand.
EXTRA ENTRIES
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In a separate comment let us know you have signed up for Pink & Posh email updates.
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In a separate comment let us know you follow Pink & Posh AND WAT-AAH! on Twitter and tweeted about this contest.
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In a separate comment let us know you are a fan of Pink & Posh on Facebook.
- In a separate comment let us know you a fan of WAT-AAH on Facebook.
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In a separate comment let us know you subscribe to WAT-AAH on YouTube.
- In a separate comment let us know you voted for Pink & Posh on Divine Caroline.
This giveaway will run through midnight on October 19, 2009 with winners being announced by October 21, 2009. Winners will be chosen using Random.org. Winners will have 48 hours to contact us before another winner is chosen. Must be 18 years or older to enter. Giveaway is open to US residents only.
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I learned that kids helped design the bottle.
I get your email updates at tifg45 (at) excite (dot) com
I love this website
kids helped make it
How cool
I learned that moms came up with the concept for the company. Thanks!
I’m a subscriber.
I’m a fan on facebook.
*fan of pink & posh
I’m a fan of WAT-AAH of facebook.
WAT-AAH’s originators asked their kids what they needed to do to make water more fun, and used their answers to come up with WAT-AAH.
I learned/ and think it’s so neat that children helped to design the bottles. This looks like a really fun product that my children would love. Thanks for the chance to win!
Jamie
jamiejaws AT gmail.com
the website did not load for me tonight but I have been before. I remember that they added minerals to some of the varieties.
http://twitter.com/misaacmom/status/4955292967
It’s the first premium water brand by kids for kids.
I get your email updates.
I follow on Twitter and I tweeted.
http://twitter.com/marillionflower/status/4955597784
They let their kids help design the packaging!
kids help make it which is really cool
ardelong2(at)gmail(dot)com
I learned that poor hydration in kids causes their internal body temperature to rise. It can cause them to become cranky, Lose the ability to concentrate and fatigued.
These all describe my granddaughter to a T. She doesn’t like to drink water because it always tastes the same. We have to watch her really close to make sure she doesn’t get dehydrated. This would be a big help in getting her to drink liquids that are healthy for her.
I learned that htey are located in New York which explains why alot of their retailers are on the east coast
I learned; poor hydration in kids causes their internal body temperature to rise. It can cause them to become cranky, Lose the ability to concentrate and fatigued. I think this is a great company and a great idea
I learned that moms came up with the concept for the company.
I learned that the idea came from a group of moms that wanted a way to get their kids to drink water
email subscriber
I voted – 5 after mine!!
I receive P&P email updates!
I am a fan of P&P on Facebook!
Children helped design the bottles!
I voted, I was #6!
I am a subscriber!
Follow and tweet: http://twitter.com/wastebasket/statuses/5001546845
I am a fan of you on Facebook! (Rebecca Ann C.)
I am a fan of WAT-AAH on Facebook! (Rebecca Ann C.)
I learned that they are part of the stop sugar campaign and even have a blog dedicated to it.
I am a subscriber
I am a fan on facebook: 1stopmom
I am a fan of Wat-AAH on facebook 1stopmom
water improves our attention span,concentration skills and appearance
your fan on facebook kathylpease
wataah fan on facebook kathylpease
voted your at 7
I learned that Water helps students learn and keeps them focused at school… Makes sense since the body is mostly water…
They are located in New York
kids helped design the bottle
subscriber
I learned that moms came up with the concept for the company. And what a great concept. Thanks