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Featured in Baby & Kids Magazine February/March 2009 issue:
Taken from www.kidstodayonline.com:
Highlights from the Atlanta Gift Show
February 3, 2009
ATLANTA—In case infant and juvenile buyers missed the Atlanta International Gift &
Home Furnishings Market last month, here are some of the highlights:
Highlights from the Atlanta Gift Show
February 3, 2009
ATLANTA—In case infant and juvenile buyers missed the Atlanta International Gift &
Home Furnishings Market last month, here are some of the highlights:
Taken from www.kidstodayonline.com:
We All Scream for Ice Cream
December 29, 2008
Of all the color combos for babies and children, chocolate mint is tops on my palette… and
it’s pretty far up there on my palate as well. It’s a blending of my all-time favorite ice cream—
chocolate chip—and my all-time favorite color—green.
We All Scream for Ice Cream
December 29, 2008
Of all the color combos for babies and children, chocolate mint is tops on my palette… and
it’s pretty far up there on my palate as well. It’s a blending of my all-time favorite ice cream—
chocolate chip—and my all-time favorite color—green.
Taken from www.kidstodayonline.com:
Economy forcing lower price points
October 1, 2008
Several manufacturers are fighting the tough economy by broadening their markets, and
showed their new lines at the ABC Kids Expo in Las Vegas last month.
Trend Lab has added a Modern Safari bedding collection at an opening price point of $120.
“We did a private label for someone else to hit that price point, and decided to do it
ourselves,” said Audra Simmering, VP of business development. “With the economy the
way it is, people may not be spending as much on bedding.”
Economy forcing lower price points
October 1, 2008
Several manufacturers are fighting the tough economy by broadening their markets, and
showed their new lines at the ABC Kids Expo in Las Vegas last month.
Trend Lab has added a Modern Safari bedding collection at an opening price point of $120.
“We did a private label for someone else to hit that price point, and decided to do it
ourselves,” said Audra Simmering, VP of business development. “With the economy the
way it is, people may not be spending as much on bedding.”
