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Baby Plays: The “Netflix” of Toys

Baby Plays: The “Netflix” of Toys

By Dan Gould on March 11, 2009

Like a Netflix for toys, Baby Plays is a subscription service that will send you a set number of toys on a monthly or bi-monthly basis. The basic plan sends out 5 different toys for babies and children to play with every 60 days for $26.99. And at the top end, you can get  10 toys every 30 days for $64.99.

The service carries a variety of toys, including more educational fare for children up to age 5. Similar to Netflix, you can hold on to any of the toys for as long as you want, which just reduces the number of toys in the next shipment. When finished with the toys, just ship it back in a supplied box. And for piece of mind, all toys are sanitized using an all natural, organic cleaning product.

Baby Plays looks like a winner, keeping a stream of fresh toys to keep your kids engaged without having to shell out tons of money, or having to find the space to store unused and outdated toys. It’s also a sustainable practice, reducing the number of old toys being thrown away.

Baby Plays

[via Inventorspot]

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