#educational-toys

#educational-toys

1. An interactive Stitch because Ohana means family, and this little guy wants to be added to theirs. If their love for Lilo and Stitch knows no bounds, they'll enjoy having their very own Experiment 626 that has more than 100 sounds and interactions, including dancing and singing. He has a big personality and can even throw a tantrum! 2. A Care Bear dressed up as Glinda, Elphaba, or another Wicked character. If your little one is a fan of the movie, they'll probably thank you a million times for gifting them one of these cuties.

Before I had kids, I was skeptical of kid-specific products. Why would kids need a special bowl or spoon when adults already have small versions of those things, I wondered. Why would kids need plastic, character-driven versions of a household item, like a broom - couldn't we just teach them to use the normal kind? But then, of course, I had kids and I understood. By creating kid-friendly versions of household items, we reach kids on their level.

Mike Wood was an innovative leader whose passion to find a new way to help his child learn led to something remarkable.