TDmonthly Videos of Products by KidsGive, LLC
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Travel Charmers Soft Dolls - 2nd EditionMSRP: $20.00Age: 3 and upCategory: Dolls Watch Video NowToyDirectory Product ID#: 23215The 2nd edition of Karito Kids soft, plush dolls is now available. Zoe, Gia, Lulu, Wan Ling and Pita are traveling to new locales, and their outfits reflect their destinations. Each comes with a charm that can be added to a Crocs shoe, or inserted in the included charm bracelet. Launch date: February 2009. — "[These dolls] opened up their minds about the world and wanting to travel abroad," Mildred Tong, a reviewer in TDmonthly's Dolls Roundtable, said of the Travel Charmers' effect on her 9- and 4-year-old daughters. READ REVIEW 4/9/2009 [Add to my Inquiry Basket][?] Travel Charmers™ Soft DollsMSRP: $20.00Age: 3 and upCategory: Dolls Watch Video NowToyDirectory Product ID#: 19702The Karito Kids are now available as soft, plush dolls. Zoe, Gia, Lulu, Wan Ling and Pita come with a charm that can be added to a Crocs shoe, or inserted in the included charm bracelet. Launch date: June 2008. — "[These dolls] opened up their minds about the world and wanting to travel abroad," Mildred Tong, a reviewer in TDmonthly's Dolls Roundtable, said of the Travel Charmers' effect on her 9- and 4-year-old daughters. 7/3/2008 [Add to my Inquiry Basket][?] Preppy Karito Kids OutiftAge: 6 and upCategory: Dolls Watch Video NowToyDirectory Product ID#: 18195The outfit comes with a three-piece wardrobe, jewelry, shoes and a purse. The outfit will fit any Karito Kids doll. Launch date: March 2008. 3/28/2008 [Add to my Inquiry Basket][?] Karito Kids® - Piper from AustraliaMSRP: $99.99Age: 3 and upCategory: Dolls Watch Video NowToyDirectory Product ID#: 17359This 21” doll has the Aussie look and freckles. She is part of the Karito Kids World Collection of dolls and books that feature 11-year-old characters and allow kids to donate a portion of profits to charity. The company's website is also introducing two new online interactive games, Hidden Quest and Culture Crossings. Launch date: February 2008. — Marianne Kearns, owner of Second Star to the Right in Bridgehampton, N.Y., told TDmonthly in summer 2008 that she’s on her third order of Karito Kids. “We sold the most of [the] West dollies,” she said. — Three of 62 specialty retailers named Karito Kids as a best-selling doll line in their stores in summer 2008. — “We sold ... about six a month” in spring 2008, Jeff Boss, owner of Brain Builders in Moorpark, Calif., told TDmonthly, noting that his store had never carried dolls before. 1/30/2008 [Add to my Inquiry Basket][?] Karito Kids Pita – Mexico CityMSRP: $99.99Age: 6 and upCategory: Dolls Watch Video NowToyDirectory Product ID#: 11973Pita from Mexico City is the youngest of five children born into an ultra-conservative, affluent Mexican family. She is being raised by nannies, domestic servants, security guards and chauffeurs. Over time, she discovers how fortunate she is through exposure to the staff’s less fortunate side of life. "Karito Kids are not simply dolls, they are a philosophy," Dave Davis of KidsGive LLC told TDmonthly. "Though Karito Kids unique online activation process, children can direct three percent of the sales price to help other children around the world." This product is a Fall 2007 Parent's Choice Award winner. Launch date: July 2007. — “These dolls were tied to a special event that we did,” said Michelle Smith, owner of Piccolo Mondo Toys in Portland, Ore., in December 2008, about this best seller in her store. “We had five different stations set up, and the kids had passports … and they went from one station to the other and learned a little bit about [each] different country where the doll was from. We sold six dolls on one day.” 3/19/2007 [Add to my Inquiry Basket][?] Karito Kids Zoe – New York CityMSRP: $99.99Age: 6 and upCategory: Dolls Watch Video NowToyDirectory Product ID#: 11972Zoe Nicole Linden is an 11-year-old Bohemian girl with a knack for making up fun words and silly songs on her guitar. She also loves putting together great outfits from vintage stores in her New York City neighborhood. Like all the Karito Kids, Zoe is a 21” poseable play doll with a distinctive face-sculpt that reflects the beauty of her ethnicity. Zoe comes with a hardcover, 128-page chapter book that includes a fun eight-page scrapbook done by Zoe about her city. Zoe is made of phthalate-free vinyl with a torso that is 1/3 vinyl and 2/3 soft 100-percent cotton filled with polyester fill. This product is a Fall 2007 Parent's Choice Award winner. Launch date: July 2007. — Generic dolls are No. 3 on little girls' holiday wish lists, according to Reuters. Though multiple-award-winning Karito Kids are hardly generic, TDmonthly predicted that they would make a big splash for the holidays 2007 — and some retailers have told us that they certainly did. Launch date: July/August 2007. — John MacDougall, owner for 27 years of Golden Apple in Pleasanton, Calif., had just started carrying Karito Kids in January 2008, but said they’d done well: “We sold about 18 to 20 this year.” — Four of 63 retailers said they’d done nicely with this new line of charity-oriented dolls, though a couple complained of a slow start. 3/19/2007 [Add to my Inquiry Basket][?] Karito Kids® Doll and Book SetsMSRP: $99.99Age: 3 and upCategory: Dolls Watch Video NowToyDirectory Product ID#: 10992Standing apart at 21” tall, Karito Kids are sized to emphasize the latest fashions and realistic body of an 11-year-old girl. Each doll features an original sculpt that focuses on the distinctive beauty of each ethnicity. These high-quality dolls are made from a combination of vinyl and partial-soft-body to maintain the nurturing nature of the doll. Each girl represents a modern-day way of life in each country and culture, providing today’s view of fashion, events and values that shape each generation and raise global awareness along the way. Designed for girls aged 6 and up, they are sold along with fictional chapter books that tell each girl’s story. The purchaser of Karito Kids products is able to determine the charitable cause to which a percentage of the purchase price will be donated, and can follow the progress of the cause. Launch date: July 2007. — “The single quality that makes [Karito Kids] stand apart from its competition is the interactive activation process, which uniquely brings the child into the actual process of giving to, and understanding the development of, children’s humanitarian projects around the world,” Laura Rangel of KidsGive told TDmonthly. — Karito Kids dolls made quite an impression at various trade shows — and in various media — throughout 2007, and they’re likely to grow stronger within the specialty market. This winner of a TDmonthly Top Toy 2007 award combines attractive character dolls of different ethnicities with educational stories and a charitable cause. What more could parents, or girls, want? 1/8/2007 [Add to my Inquiry Basket][?]
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