Children and Parents Create Paper-Based Toys Together
Providing a New Experience Felt Through the Body
GrandeClip announced on the 8th that it will officially launch the first product of the assembly toy brand Wat A Wonder. Wat A Wonder is a 'wearable toy' that uses paper materials such as cardboard and felt, allowing children to draw, create, wear, and play with the toys themselves, rather than finished toys.
Wat A Wonder was developed to provide an experience where children and parents participate together in the toy-making process and wear the completed toys to play physically. Through this process, children can develop cooperation skills and unleash infinite imagination by drawing and coloring. Additionally, to ensure safe play, the cardboard surface is wave-cut, and since it is made of paper materials, it is recyclable. It is produced based on safety and eco-friendliness, including non-toxic certified printing and recycled plastic screws.
The first series of Wat A Wonder consists of three types of dinosaurs preferred by children aged 4 to 7. This product is available for purchase from today on the Wat A Wonder Naver Smart Store.
Hwarang Lee, General Director of Wat A Wonder, said, “Watching children play alone with smartphones or small toys, we created the brand after much thought that true play is spending joyful time together with children and parents,” adding, “We want to create an assembly wearable toy market, which is still rare in Korea, where children can make, wear, and play with toys themselves, and let children experience the joy of play.”
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