Kids2 is excited to share more tiny wins from our Play category!

Out of 114 games and toys at the starting line, Baby Einstein’s Orchestra was one of 31 products to win the Toy Grand Prix 2020 trophy at the finish!

The Magic Touch Orchestra wins in the Musical Awakening category. Read the full article on Grands Prix du Jouet. 

Congratulations to Kids2 CEO, Ryan Gunnigle, for being recognized as one of Atlanta’s Most Admired CEOs by the Atlanta Business Chronicle.

The award honors Atlanta based CEOs with a strong record of innovation, outstanding financial performance, and commitment to diversity in the workplace, who have made significant contributions to the metro community.

Streaming the cherished Baby Einstein Classics, cultivate your children’s curiosity and unlock discovery with videos from Baby Einstein™ with the free channel in the Roku Channel Store. 

Let the headwinds come. A nimble organization will find its way around whatever challenges gust about. Especially when it’s an established company with a startup mentality—and some new executives in place. Feature story on Kids2's General Counsel - Matthew Smith.

The brand — known for its modern baby gear such as high chairs, bassinets, and playpens — just launched its Cozy Spot Reversible Duvet Activity Gym and a full range of plush baby toys.

Futures Maker

Author, design and innovation leader, venture capitalist, and chief growth officer, David Butler is on a mission to elevate parenting tools on a global scale.

Read it here.

The video-calling and reading app has locked in a new deal with Kids2 for the brand’s library of books, including several exclusively for Caribu users.

18. Baby Einstein Magic Touch Piano

A top pick for 1-year-olds and one of our favorite wooden toys, this precious little piano was a best-seller three times in 2019. Child-development expert Dr. Sarah Roseberry Lytle explains its appeal: “Young kids love making music and exploring things like, Can I make it softer? Can I make it louder? What happens when I hit it harder? That’s a really interesting learning process.”

By Jonathan Ringel | December 09, 2019

Matt Smith received undergraduate and law degrees from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, clerked for a federal appeals court judge and then worked at King & Spalding, handling trademark, patent and copyright issues, for about 2½ years.

Since he left the firm in 2005, Smith has served in top in-house legal posts—first at companies in the electric industry and now at Kids2, a baby product company where he is general counsel.

Smith agreed to answer the Daily Report’s questions.

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