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sorry, some baby toys and I placed all the dinosaurs, all the like, I don't know- Yes ...
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He knows exactly every single dinosaur that's there, that's missing, and the one that he still wants.
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So like I'll go on the like whatever app and I'm gonna be like, "Okay, I'll get you a dinosaur.
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" He's like, "Oh no, that's the blue raptorsaurus, whatever.
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" And then he'll go to the bin and he'll open it and be like, "Yeah, this is the one I have," and it looks exactly like it, except it's like blue instead of red, you know?
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but- Because they know, and if we help them by sorting them by category, it'll just reinforce that knowledge versus that catch-all toy bin of our childhood, right?
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Of like- Yeah, the toy box with the big heavy lids.
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speaker_1
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And then the last one is, um, less is more, and that's really for us about like having anywhere between three and max eight different toy bins out at any specific time and everything else is in a storage space.
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You used to love planes.
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speaker_1
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You know, those three bins are, like, consistent.
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Everything else, he's kind of, like, let go, you know?
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So, it- Mm-hmm ...
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Involve him, you know, to, like, get him involved in that.
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Yeah, and using it as a- He didn't have a lot.
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Yeah, and using it as a filter so that it's proactive, right?
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You see this a lot in some baby toys or toys for early toddlers, where it's like this one thing and then, yeah, kids might play with it a little bit differently.
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I like playing with them, but I also like playing with this idea of, like, very small animals and then the bigger animals, right?
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And then kids can build...
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I, um- And we wanna be able to provide that space for them to do that.
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Like, you know, like three wooden sticks and it has little things.
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speaker_1
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But I love that he loves to play pretend with that.
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" [laughs] And- That's great . ..
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speaker_1
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Um, and it was so helpful because I feel like every time we would get something with battery, first I would like try to find the battery.
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It was just like, for me, it just didn't serve much purpose to it.
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Um, but anyway, one last thing I wanna say is also I love the fact that whatever space you assign to the child or that play area is very colorful, it's very fun.
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So, my house- Yeah ...
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is very [laughs] , um, non-colorful, I guess.
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speaker_1
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But now, Ford has decorated his door with stickers, right?
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speaker_1
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This is his bedroom door.
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And he has made it so childish and playful and colorful and like...
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It does bring joy, you know, to, to me.
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So, I, I, I do think there's a good balance between having your home have a different aesthetic and then having whatever space is for that child, a totally different, um, you know, feel to it.
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Yeah, we've had a lot of clients come to us and say, uh, early on or even during an inquiry call, like, "I really want this, but my entire house is white, but I am ready.
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speaker_6
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I- it's a total gift to be able to, to do that, to have the space and be able to, uh, create it in, in such a way that really, like, honors childhood and honors family time, um, because it's so inviting and fun and, and different and unique, right?
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speaker_6
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There's a lot of novelty.
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speaker_6
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I, I will say we do also get a fair amount of families who want spaces that are cohesive with the rest of their homes.
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speaker_4
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And in that case, what we do is we bring the joy and playfulness in through shape and texture.
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speaker_4
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So, for us, it's also about getting to know the family and, like, what their comfort is because it's, it's, it's your home.
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speaker_4
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And whether it's...
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speaker_4
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we dial way back or we kind of turn the dial a quarter turn, it doesn't matter to us.
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What matters to us is that we make it joyful, magical and playful for every single member of that family.
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[laughs] Wonderful.
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speaker_4
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Yeah, you can connect with us on Instagram.
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speaker_4
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It's called thegroshop.
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speaker_4
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By the way, if you're listening, it's spelled at and is G-R-O-H playrooms.
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