For kids' education brands
Selling to schools and parents at the same time means running two businesses. Parents buy through checkout. Schools send purchase orders, want invoices, pay on terms and ask for reports. Add new products, printed materials and conference booths, and a small team is stretched thin.
These guides are built on that work: we took seven kids products from idea to printed and sold, delivered two trade-show booths, run a Shopify store that serves a network of schools, and automated a partner report that goes out every Monday. See the Yogapalooza case study.
How we help kids' education
Product development for kids brands and creators
Card decks, classroom kits, picture books and plush: we turn the idea into print-ready files, manage the printer or factory and check…
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Trade show booth design for small brands
Booth graphics, one-pagers and launch assets for first-time exhibitors, $950. Built from our own Toy Fair 2026 booth in New York.
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Operations and AI automation for small businesses
We take over recurring admin like intake, scheduling, follow-ups, invoices and reports, then automate one job a month. $2,500 setup, then…
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A First-Time Exhibitor's Toy Fair Booth Decision Log
What a first-time Toy Fair exhibitor actually needs: a realistic budget range, layout decisions, and the assets buyers take home.
Product Development Steps: A Practical Workflow
Product development steps from idea to launch: concept, prototype, testing, release, and when to loop back before you ship.