How Topham Guerin made Triple P’s “Next Gen Parenting” brand campaign
Topham Guerin created “Next Gen Parenting”, a brand campaign for Triple P (the Australian-government-backed positive-parenting program) built around a 60-second film showing children growing “from bedtime battles to boardroom bosses”. The campaign rolled out across YouTube, Meta and Spotify from June 2024.
- Publication
- B&T
- Published
- 8 May 2024
- Type
- Press coverage
- Topics
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- brand campaign
- creative advertising
- parenting
- Source
- Read the original at B&T
What we did
- TG made Triple P’s “Next Gen Parenting” brand campaign, led by a 60-second film
- Triple P is a government-backed parenting program with five online programs for ages 0–12
- Campaign ran across YouTube, Meta and Spotify from June 2024
Read the full article at B&TTriple P‘s new “Next Gen Parenting” campaign via Topham Guerin has been designed to help parents navigate common parenting challenges, providing them with practical tips and advice that will help them raise their children from “chaos to captain”.
Today’s parents are responsible for the next generation of medical professionals, teachers, and airline captains, and research shows many of them are worried their kids won’t reach their full potential. Nobody has all the answers to perfect parenting, but with the right support, parents can help their kids become whatever they dream of. Triple P’s new brand campaign “Next Gen Parenting” embodies just that, showing kids growing from bedtime battles to boardroom bosses through the support of their parents.
Triple P has launched the brand campaign with a 60-second film that aims to give parents a taste of how Triple P’s online parenting programs can help them positively influence their child’s skills and development while becoming more confident as a parent.
“However, it was important for us to do this while still keeping within our position as the experts and authority on positive parenting, and we really think that’s been achieved with the Next Gen Parenting campaign,” added Meester.
“The Next Generation Parenting campaign really allows us to lean into the fact that kids aren’t always perfect, but the chaos can be a lot of fun too, so why hide it?”
Adam Frazer, Creative Director, Topham Guerin
“We wanted to bring our programs to life in a fun, relatable way for Aussie parents.”
Eva Meester, Global Head of Marketing, Triple P
- 60s hero film at the centre of the campaign
- 0-12 age range of Triple P’s programs
Questions & answers
What is Triple P’s “Next Gen Parenting” campaign?
A brand campaign Topham Guerin created for Triple P, built around a 60-second film showing children growing “from bedtime battles to boardroom bosses”.
Where did the campaign run?
Across YouTube, Meta and Spotify from June 2024.