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Spin Master, master toy licensee for Ukrainian creative production company Glowberry’s BRAVE BUNNIES series, has announced the launch of BRAVE BUNNIES toys in Italy and Germany. The toy line includes an assortment of playsets, figures, plush, games and puzzles. Aimed at preschoolers and based on an original idea by Olga Cherepanova, BRAVE BUNNIES is co-created with Spanish animation studio Ánima and is distributed internationally by Aardman. “BRAVE BUNNIES encourages preschoolers to explore the world around them and this same spirit applies to the toy line,” says James Martin, Spin Master’s SVP of Marketing & Global Brand Team Lead, Preschool. “We’ve thoughtfully...

I woke up to allergies and new snow, which felt like a strange combo. 3.67 miles @ 8:39 average with Emilee and Jo!   (Jacket, leggings, shoes) I also did a ten-minute bodyweight workout from the Peloton app, and then it was off to get Brooke to school and Beck to his favorite slide.   Skye is as punctual as it gets and makes sure to get me out the door so that she is always early to preschool. Does anybody else eat multiple pb & j sandwiches a day?   Just a few more random things to talk about:...

BBC Studios has sealed a worldwide partnership with Hasbro for co-branded classic games and Play-Doh inspired by Ludo Studio’s Emmy Award-winning animated sensation Bluey, which airs on Disney Junior, Disney Channel and Disney+. The new range will feature Bluey editions of the board games Monopoly Junior and Trouble, as well as Play-Doh, and will start rolling out in the U.S. and Canada in April, followed by other territories later in 2022 and 2023. “Bluey is a global sensation and we’re delighted to partner with a world-class company like Hasbro to give kids and families exciting new opportunities to extend the...

Technology skills are a hot educational topic. Students are entering kindergarten with basic tech skills from playing toddler and preschool games on mobile devices....

At the start of the pandemic, when my family was locked down in our 800-square-foot New York City apartment and reeling from the pivot to remote work and no school or day care, an Instagram post from Glennon Doyle saved my sanity. Her post was primarily about how parents should embrace screen time as a survival tool. But she also offered a theory that sticks with me still, two years on: the idea that all parents really need to do is finish their days with their kids well. Doyle hatched her theory when she worked as a preschool teacher. She’d...