eBeanstalk`s Customer Advisory Groups pick the Best of the Best
Released on: March 12, 2008, 2:46 am
Press Release Author: Brian J. Gordon
Industry: Entertainment
Press Release Summary: What do you do when confronted with store shelves loaded with thousands of toys? If you are an informed gift-giver, you head back home and pull up eBeanstalk.com on your browser. The online retailer has sifted through thousands of toys from all over the world to arrive at a set of 600 that are developmentally appropriate for kids.
Press Release Body: For the business and trade press
Norwalk, CT, February 7, 2008
Retailer sets up advisory groups of experts and parents that select the best toys in the world for young children.
What do you do when confronted with store shelves loaded with thousands of toys? If you are an informed gift-giver, you head back home and pull up eBeanstalk.com on your browser. The online retailer has sifted through thousands of toys from all over the world to arrive at a set of 600 that are developmentally appropriate for kids. To help them with this effort, the company has set up a Customer Advisory Group consisting of child development experts and a "Mother Board" of mothers from around the US. The best of the lot picked by the group goes on to be featured on the company's user-friendly website.
"There is no more guessing what a good toy is and what is not. All our toys are selected by our team of experts", said Co-founder Patrick Moore of eBeanStalk. "We have lead-tested every toy as well, just to be extra-safe", he added.
While the five-member team of child specialists (Clinical psychologist Dr. Andrew Eig, Physical Therapist Deanie Barth, Speech Pathologist Shari Harpaz, Pediatric Occupational Therapist Barbara Greenspan, and Special Educator Gopi K. Palel) selects the toys, creates Graduated Play Ideas for each toy and authors the eBeanstalk instruction card that accompanies every toy, the toys are put through the wringer by the "Mother Board": a nation-wide group of over 700 moms of children up to five years of age - these families play with the toys, rate them and provide invaluable feedback that determines which toys stay in the select list.
The group has also been instrumental in creating the eBeanstalk Gift Series - a set of four toys customized to the child's age that are delivered over the course of a year, exactly when the child is ready for them developmentally. "eBeanstalk cuts through the toy-clutter and offers new parents and gift-givers a simple solution for providing children with the safest and most stimulating toys on the market", says Co-founder Brian Gordon, summing up the company's contribution to this niche.
About eBeanstalk
eBeanstalk was launched in 2006 and has been growing ever since. With a team dedicated to finding and providing the world's best learning and educational toys, the eBeanstalk team prides itself on its mission to "plant the seeds that help children grow", while making gift-giving easy and special for adults as well.
eBeanstalk is a place where gift-givers can buy expert-selected newborn toys, baby toys, toddler toys and toys for preschoolers. All the learning toys are packaged into a gift series, where every three months a new gift arrives that is perfectly suited the appropriate stage of a child's development.
Web Site: http://www.ebeanstalk.com
Contact Details: Autor : Brian J. Gordon
email: bgordon@ebeanstalk.com
Address: eBeanstalk 50 Water Street Norwalk, CT 06854