Most toy inventors and developers are parents themselves or work with kids and learned from their own experience what they wish they had, as kids or what made them who they are today.
I believe in people, in the people behind the toys, behind the innovation, behind the hard work.
I also believe in conscious parenting.
So here is a “Behind the scenes” of Toy development, to get to know the people behind your kid’s toys.
This is also an insight with lots of great advises for new and future toy inventors.
Meet Pallavi and Prachi Agarwal, co-Founders of Chalk and Chuckles…
Tell us about your products:
As a kid, what was your favorite toys and games?
What drives you while developing new toys?
The fun part in developing games/toys…
The difficult part / time while developing toys…
In your opinion, what are the main values kids need today?
Any important lesson you learned through the process of developing toys for kids about your own parenting?
What are the 3 advises you wish to give today to new & future toy inventors?
The 3 main goals of toys for kids in your opinion are:
- learn things
- challenge kids
- share and connect with others
Why should parents or grandparents purchase your products?
Chalk and Chuckles website: https://www.chalkandchuckles.com/
FOLLOW Chalk and Chuckles on facebook HERE.
You can buy this brand products from various articles below:
- How to teach kindness and empathy to children through games…
Laughing Kookaburra for Age 6+ in the article about “Top 10 Funny Family Board Games to add Humor & Laugh at Home”
Clever Counting in the article “Kids & money“
Rolling Tales for Age 5+in the article “Why should we use Cooperative play and what toys encourage collaboration?”
My Little Cabbage: Memory and Tactile Game with Finger Puppets as well as Sandwich Mix Up- Speedy Tactile Shape Recognition Game for Ages 4 -10 Years , both can be found in the article about “15 Best Sensory Toys for Toddlers to Help healthy Development”
You may be interested in additional interviews HERE or read about “7 Best Family Card Games”
Great interview! I’ll consider this product!