This 20-card set is designed to help children learn through sight and sound with full-color, professional photos and corresponding words. It introduces children to their own sense of style as they learn about clothes. These high-quality, laminated cards are made in the U.S., easy to wipe and big enough for little hands to hold. Launch date: May 12, 2007.

This 20-card set is designed to help children learn through sight and sound. Each card includes a full-color, professional photo and teaches children about the importance of nutrition and eating right with different foods. The USA-made, high-quality cards are laminated, easy to wipe and big for little hands to hold. Launch date: May 12, 2007.

This 20-card set is designed to help children learn through sight and sound. Each card includes a full-color, professional photo. Kids can mix them up and build memory skills as they try to recall colorful matching pairs. Made in the USA and known for their high quality, these cards are laminated, easy to wipe and big for little hands to hold. Launch date: May 12, 2007.

This 20-card set is designed to help children learn through sight and sound. Each card includes a full-color, professional photo. Kids will drive their parents up the wall to check out these monster trucks and tractors. Enjoy the ride from construction sites to farms in the comfort of your own home. The USA-made, high-quality cards are laminated, easy to wipe and big for little hands to hold. “Our photos represent the real thing, which creates a stronger visual object recognition for children,” Founder and CEO Jen Marchetti of Goosie LLC told TDmonthly. Launch date: May 12, 2007.

This 10-card set is designed to help children ages 6 months and up learn through sight and sound. Each card includes a full-color, professional photo. Children will delight in discovering their hands, feet and tiny toes. Made in the USA and known for their high quality, the cards are laminated, easy to wipe and big for little hands to hold. Goosie Cards “are all created with beautiful, real-life photos, not illustrations or icons,” Founder and CEO Jen Marchetti of Goosie LLC told TDmonthly. Launch date: May 12, 2007.

The smooth-sanded, hard maple wooden blocks are available in typical shapes, including squares, rectangles, cylinders, arches, triangles and half circles. The base block is 1" x 2" x 4", and all other pieces are designed as multiples of the base so differing elements can be stacked to equal one another. Three sets are available: Junior, Advanced and Master. The set comes in a sturdy box with instructional information on creative and open-ended play. This product is intended for children over the age of 18 months. Launch date: January 1, 1985.

Suitable for children ages 3 months and up, this 10-card set is designed to help children learn through sight and sound. Each card includes a full-color, professional photo. The set stimulates children with fun shapes such as diamonds and triangles and visits every color of the rainbow. These high-quality cards are made in the USA., laminated, easy to wipe and big for little hands to hold. Launch date: May 12, 2007.

Suitable for children ages 6 months and up, this 10-card set is designed to help children learn through sight and sound. Each card includes a full-color, professional photo. Children’s minds are stimulated with fun, colorful images as they learn how to count and learn with numbers. Made in the USA and known for their high quality, these cards are laminated, easy to wipe and big for little hands to hold. Launch date: May 12, 2007.

This 26-card set is designed to help children learn through sight and sound. Each card includes a full-color, professional photo. Kids are introduced to all the letters in the alphabet through familiar, real-life objects that surround them every day. Made in the USA and known for their high quality, the cards are laminated, easy to wipe and big for little hands to hold. Goosie Cards “have a clean, simple design so children can easily focus on the photo and the word without distraction,” Founder and CEO Jen Marchetti of Goosie LLC told TDmonthly. Launch date: May 12, 2007.

Suitable for babies 6 months and up, this 26-card set is designed to help children learn through sight and sound. Each card includes a full-color, professional photo with the name of each animal featured. Kids can explore and discover the exciting world of animals in their own natural habitat. The laminated, high-quality cards are made in the USA and are easy to wipe and big for little hands to hold. Launch date: May 12, 2007.

Each of these flashcards can be customized with personal photos and text to teach children about the world around them. Kids love them because they’re fun and parents love them because they’re educational. These cards are made in the USA and known for their high quality. They are laminated, easy to wipe and big for little hands to hold. “[Personal photos] hold meaning and have an emotional connection to a child which creates a stronger bridge between objects and language, which is crucial for communication,” Founder Jennifer Marchetti of Goosie told TDmonthly. Launch date: May 12, 2007.

This 20-card set is designed to help children learn through sight and sound. Each card includes a full-color, professional photo of a child’s hand signing. Kids can learn the letters of the alphabet with sign language. The high-quality cards are made in the USA. They are laminated, easy to wipe and big for little hands to hold. Launch date: May 12, 2007.

The 6”L x 7-1/2”W x 6-1/2” H fish bowl comes with colorful rattling fish that babies can put in and take out of the bowl. The bowl features upbeat music, ocean sounds, dancing lights, a rocking base and volume control for quiet play. This product is intended for children over the age of six months.

Children can push the buttons or pull the switches on this brightly colored box to activate lights, music or vibration. It's designed to help develop fine motor skills, eye-hand coordination and gross arm movements. The product measures 10.5" x 5.5" and requires 2 C batteries.

Developed for children with Austism Spectrum Disorders, this 40+-minute video features fun characters that learn how to express themselves using their voices and bodies, in situations such as being told “no” and needing to calm down. It includes karaoke songs as well as a segment by music and speech therapists addressing therapeutic benefits. Featuring Kibbles, a loveable dog puppet, his friends Handy Sam and Angela, and a cast of children, the  "Kibbles Rockin’ Clubhouse" series helps teach children with ASD social techniques and self-care through music, games and stories. Launch date: April 1, 2008.

Created by Meryle Lehn Occupational Therapist, this software and activity kit offers user-friendly treatment strategies that support children with challenges related to sensory processing, sensory integration and motor skills. It allows parents, teachers and therapists  to create unlimited trackers, planners, games and activity cards to help one or more kids throughout the day. “Kids whose nervous systems are exceptionally sensitive need to have a whole menu or sensory diet of these activities,” Lehn said. SticKids helps the child cope with those sticky sensory moment throughout their day. The program comes in one version "For school, Home and Everyone."

The ball features a great texture that makes catching easy and fun. Additionally, the ball comes with five special modes of music that suggest over 50 creative movements. The ball’s sound track is specially timed for slower auditory processing. Get caught with the ball when the music stops and one will need to perform a special move or task. A game book is included.

The Explorer Ring works on a range of skills while encouraging tactile, auditory and visual exploration. Kids will learn everyday skills such as turning a key, twisting a doorknob, pinching, pulling a knob, and turning a crank. A game book is included.

The five-piece “in-and-out” play set comes with three colorfully adorable dogs and a bone, all featuring different textured fabrics. Each character can go inside the illustrated 8” doghouse through a large roof opening or a smaller door, both of which adhere with hook-and-loop closures. Each character rattles and the doghouse features a teething handle for on-the-go fun. This product is intended for children over the age of nine months. Launch date: January 2008.

The unique highchair and tabletop toy features three kooky characters, engaging textures and rattles that all spring back and forth when touched. The 10” toy is intended for children over the age of six months and adheres to most highchairs, tables, floors and other hard surfaces. Launch date: January 2008.

The game gets kids moving, thinking, listening and learning. Designed for preschoolers, the game promotes positive social and developmental skills in addition to physical activity. The game features an electronic hand-held tagger named Gerry Giraffe and his four fist-sized friends (a monkey, parrot, tiger and elephant). The giraffe calls out which animals kids should run to and tag and tracks the amount of time taken to complete each course. In team mode, kids work cooperatively to achieve their fastest time. Launch date: Fall 2008.
— “Animal Scramble requires physical exertion through running, bending, reaching and tagging movements that aid in the development of large and small muscle groups while improving coordination and motor skills,” Kim Bratcher of Wild Planet Toys told TDmonthly. “The sharing, listening and turn-taking aspects of the game practice positive social behaviors.”

This product attaches to most swing frames to eliminate the need for pushing. One swing puts the other in motion, so that parents can easily swing along with their children, and older siblings can swing younger siblings.

This patented prenatal education system plays auditory lessons through the mother's abdomen in a softer version of the mother's heartbeat (approximately 30 decibels less). The 16-week curriculum is designed for use one hour twice daily; the mother straps the fabric pouch around her belly and presses a button to start the lesson. Reported benefits are relaxed, alert and responsive babies who can better soothe themselves, as well as for older children, longer attention spans and earlier development. “BabyPlus is the only proven and patented auditory learning curriculum on the market that functions in the one language the prenatal child understands — the maternal heartbeat,” Carey Hart of BLASTmedia told TDmonthly. Launch date: 2001.

The interactive table entertains babies in two modes, with an advanced language mode that helps baby learn the alphabet, numbers, shapes, colors, opposites, textures, animals and other first words in both English and Spanish. The table also allows babies to learn through music, using melodies, nursery rhymes and cool sound effects. The unit’s child-safe structure allows babies to move freely and safely around the table, while the unit’s detachable parts allow for easy storage and versatility.

KooKeys offers a line of plush animals with online, interactive digital counterparts known as the Virtual Koo. Each plush KooKey comes with a special key that unlocks the online world for children to explore, interact, play, and learn.