Baby Maxin
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Nana Ama McBrown’s daughter, Maxin, has been named the new ambassador for Amalena Children's Haven.
The company deals solely in baby products from clothes to every other children accessory including cribs and toys.
The actress shared the news on Baby Maxin’s Instagram page along with a video of the kid riding in one of her toy cars.
“Good morning from OhemaaBa. The New Brand Ambassador for Amalena Children Haven #GodisGood #BabyMaxin ❤️ #Brimm,” she wrote.
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