Nickelodeon has expanded its #HappyKidding campaign, transforming the occasion into a nationwide celebration of imagination, joy, and curiosity among young minds.
Collaborating with partners such as Huggies, Kellogg’s, and leading schools, Nickelodeon has engaged kids across India in activities that promote creativity and collaboration, reminding everyone of the magic of childhood.
The #HappyKidding campaign included interactive sessions like the ‘Story-Telling Session,’ where children contributed unique ideas to create a collaborative story. Nickelodeon also introduced an ‘Imagination Wall,’ where children expressed their creativity through art, filling the wall with vibrant landscapes and innovative characters. This engaging initiative showcases Nickelodeon’s commitment to making Children’s Day (Nov. 14) a memorable and inspiring event.
Commenting on the campaign, Anu Sikka, Business Head, Kids TV Network, Viacom18, shared, “Nickelodeon is a space where kids are at the center of everything we do. With #HappyKidding, our goal is to celebrate the joy, curiosity, and wonder that kids bring to the world.”
Through a blend of interactive school events, social media content, and a dedicated programming lineup on Nick India TV channels, Nickelodeon has reinforced its brand promise of “Kids First, always.” Iconic Nicktoons characters, Chikoo and Bunty, also joined in, spreading cheer and excitement at schools such as Rama Krishna Sr. Secondary School in Delhi and Ecole Mondiale World School in Mumbai.
As part of the campaign, Nickelodeon has engaged its brand partners in the celebration. Shweta Vig, Marketing Director at Kimberly Clark, expressed, “We are delighted to join forces with Nickelodeon for #HappyKidding. This collaboration aligns with our commitment to nurturing imagination and well-being in children.”
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