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Nursery products have generally been designed around the assumption that function is the only thing that matters. A baby monitor that broadcasts clearly, a sound machine that blocks noise, a nightlight that stays on through the small hours without overheating. These things work, and most of them look exactly like what they are: appliances with…
Kids furniture has a peculiar habit of lying about its usefulness. You buy it, your child loves it for roughly eight months, and then it either disappears into a donation pile or gets repurposed as a makeshift step stool. The furniture industry has been quietly trying to solve this problem for years, but designer Nidhun…
Most bookshelves are designed around adult convenience. The tallest shelves hold the most books, and the titles at a grown-up’s eye level are the ones that get noticed first. For a small child, this setup turns browsing into a guessing game, with the best finds often too high to reach. Standard shelving quietly tells children…
Most baby walkers have a shelf life measured in months. A 7-month-old wobbles through the living room gripping the handle, and by the time that same child turns two, the walker is already in a closet somewhere. The furniture cycle in a home with small children tends to follow that rhythm: buy, use briefly, replace…
Bedtime means juggling bright ceiling lights, harsh phone screens, and random night lights that feel more like plastic gadgets. Kids often want a light that feels like a friend keeping watch, while adults want something that does not fight the decor or scream “children’s product” when guests walk by. IKEA’s GREJSIMOJS tries to bridge that…
IKEA’s GREJSIMOJS collection started with a dog-shaped lamp that dims when you hold its head for bedtime, turning a light switch into something closer to petting a sleepy puppy. The limited collection is more than just about cute animals, but also about playful behavior baked into everyday objects. That same thinking now shows up in…
The team at Retro, a photo-sharing app for close friends and family, is experimenting with how generative AI can be put to more creative uses. To try out the latest, cutting-edge AI technologies, the team built a new app called Splat, which lets you turn any photo into a coloring book page for kids. As…
Kids explore everything with their hands, but rarely wash them long enough, even when adults remind them. The recommended 20 seconds feels like forever to a child staring at a sink, which is why so many just rinse and run. Dinoosh is a concept that tries to solve this not with more nagging or countdown…
Getting children to brush their teeth has long been one of parenting’s daily battles, but Babsy’s innovative Build-A-Brush Starter Kit is changing the game entirely. This groundbreaking customizable toothbrush system transforms a mundane hygiene routine into an exciting creative activity that children actually look forward to. The Build-A-Brush concept emerged from a simple yet powerful…
Most children’s step stools look like they were designed by someone who never actually lived with kids. They’re clunky plastic eyesores that get dragged out when needed, then quickly banished to closets where they can’t offend anyone’s sense of style. Parents tolerate them because they’re necessary, but nobody pretends they add anything positive to a…