Integrity Inspires Toys from ImagiPLAY

ImagiPLAY’s motto, “Toys with Integrity,” guides its business philosophy. The toys help educate children in an imaginative way that connects them to the wonders of the planet. Founded by Barbera Aimes over ten years ago, ImagiPLAY creates products made from eco-friendly materials that are safe for the environment and children. The toys teach fundamental lessons, such as counting, the alphabet and animal recognition. All of this is done in a creative manner that keeps children curious, interested and entertained.

Aimes holds dearly to her heart the challenge and goal of ImagiPLAY as she believes in the value of, “Producing toys using only materials and processes that show respect for the planet and all the people and creatures upon it.” A majority of the toys are built from rubber trees, the sap of which is used to make latex products.

The connection between manufacturer and product is as important as the connection between child and toy. Factories are built close to the neighborhoods of the craftsmen so that they do not have far to travel. This allows them to maintain strong bonds with their own children, and provides further confirmation of the company’s integrity.

What separates ImagiPLAY’s toys from others is the thought, imagination and beauty that goes into the creation of each product. Every toy serves a purpose. A perfect example is ImagiPLAY’s line of Earth Puzzles. Not only are these puzzles colorful, beautiful and brilliant pieces of craftsmanship, but they are also highly educational.

Children love to make friends with the Planet Pixies. These toys come with a special message that teach children the importance of protecting the environment. The imaginary Planet Pixies, made of organic cotton, come from all over the earth and are homeless because of pollution and global warming.

ImagiPLAY’s success and popularity reaches beyond the physical realm of toys. Using the many social networks on the Internet, ImagiPLAY is developing even greater and stronger connections with its market. Parents can interact on Facebook and Twitter. On the corporate blog, parents can read many interesting articles that give advice on raising children.

For more information about how their work is always play, tap into www.imagiplay.com