Children have quite a bit of sway over parents at the supermarket, and there&rsquos little doubt that kido milk packaging wouldn&rsquot appeal to the kid in all of us. The shape of these milk boxes is selected to divert from the usual juice box benchmark, pulling the edges in on an angle and creating a pair of legs at the base.
Where this aesthetic succeeds is in the way that it takes on the form of a tooth, referencing the oral benefits of calcium consumption from milk. Secondly, the cardboard feet of the kido milk packaging give the containers an anthropomorphic form that&rsquos completed with a wide illustrated smile.
