Assortment mapping
We group toys by developmental stage, product family, and buying occasion so a catalog can serve newborn needs, toddler exploration, preschool STEM, and big-kid construction without category sprawl.
We help buyers translate age stages, material constraints, safety language, and merchandising priorities into a concise product path for stores, classrooms, gifting programs, and family-focused campaigns.
We group toys by developmental stage, product family, and buying occasion so a catalog can serve newborn needs, toddler exploration, preschool STEM, and big-kid construction without category sprawl.
Wood, silicone, fabric, and ABS plastic choices are documented in plain language. Teams can see where FSC wood, BPA-free silicone, washable textiles, and non-toxic finishes matter most.
Retail packs, giftable cartons, and replenishment assortments are planned with clean callouts, compact comparison cues, and less wasteful over-packaging for high-turn toy shelves.
We keep safety wording consistent with age grading, small-parts awareness, ASTM F963, CPSIA, EN71, and food-contact expectations where baby feeding and teething items are involved.
Send a target age range, shelf space, or campaign theme; receive a focused list instead of a broad product dump.
Descriptions stay concise, parent-readable, and tied to real play benefits such as fine-motor work, sensory exploration, and pretend play.
Images, stage labels, safety notes, and inquiry routing are aligned before promotions go live, reducing last-minute catalog edits.
Share the age range, material preference, and campaign goal. We will help turn it into a cleaner Fat Brain Toys shortlist.