Parents audience targeting

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Parents (Yes). A sample of responses:

• All these images of adults and kids, I don't see a single one wearing it. Would like to see it on to see size and fit.
• Everything about this design is very clear. I like how supportive and strong this product is yet it still seems like it would be comfortable. I like that it is FDA cleared, that makes me confident in the product. It would not matter to me that it is Swedish designed.
• I like the simple design, the images of the people in the advertisement should probably be wearing the product
• Not one person in the photos is wearing the strap and I don't see the medical reasoning behind this. Seems to be disease mongering for children.
• I like that it's designed for kids in mind. There's nothing I can see that needs improved

This is a 3 option poll with 100 respondents targeting Parents (Yes), U.S. geographic region (Midwest), and Gender identity (Female). A sample of responses:

• 1st picture was better at representing visit to zoo. 2 nd choice was good showing visit to zoo as well. 3 rd choice the picture was ok but didn't know where people were
• Option A drew me visually in right away. The brighter more vibrant colors in the image are very appealing and cover worthy.
• I really like the look of the zoo from the point of view of choice C the best.
• After carefully studying and comparing all three images of Fort Wayne magazine covers displayed above, I selected Option B as my first preference and the one that I would most likely click on first. I felt that this image just jumped right out at me as having the the greatest eye catching appeal based on the attractive design and bright coloring in the image. Option C was my second choice followed finally by Option A with all three rankings based on my own personal opinion of the relative attractiveness of each magazine cover image.
• I love the nature in the deep forest hence number 1 is the perfect example