Creative play for your child's sustainable development!

- Categories : Children's goodies

Children are naturally creative, so let's not kill them off!

Phoebe Hayman is a mother of two and created her own brand of creative toys called "Seedling" in 2006 in New Zealand.

How did she come up with the idea?

As a parent, she knows that it's sometimes hard to find the time to set up original creative activities with your child. So she decided to create creative toy kits covering different areas of interest: cooking, exploring, gardening, painting and art!

These kits don't limit children's creativity and imagination, as they create and imagine within a given framework or environment, according to their inspiration, tastes and personality.

Creative and sustainable play

What's more, the seedling" brand brand attaches great importance to the environment, using natural materials and recycled packaging wherever possible.

Today, the brand is sold in over 20 countries around the world, and is able to reach out to different cultures and lifestyles with its various proposals.

To be retained, a goodie must be useful, attractive to the user and pleasant to use. If your target audience is children, and you want to convey a positive, creative and helpful image, then a creative game is the right communication medium for you.

What we can offer you..

Marketing Creation's mission is to design advertising objects that are useful and relevant to your company. That's why the creative and ecological game is one of our proposals as an advertising or promotional object.

We've teamed up with Clip It to design a creative, educational and sustainable assembly game. In fact, 90% of the game is made up of commonly used plastic caps (water, milk, soda, etc.). The game is therefore part of a sustainable, circular economy.

The Clip it adventure began in May 2014, following a competition organized by the European Commission for Sustainable Development. Mathieu Collos & Cyril Rheims, 2 architects from Montpellier, imagined a clip that would give plastic corks a second life, thus highlighting a circular economic model. The first series was financed by a Crowdfunding campaign. Over 1,000 contributors in 33 countries enabled us to produce and deliver 300,000 clips. Today, they work with private individuals, as well as educational institutions (toy libraries, schools, leisure centers, IMEs), occupational therapists, artists...