Bombay Toy Company (BTC) Co-Owners Shweta And Viral Dharod Couple Entrepreneur say BTC toys are beyond digital world
MUMBAI, 24 MAY, 2024 (TGN): Bombay Toy Company, a renowned name in the world of education, is proud to announce its new ownership under Shweta and Viral Dharod. With a vision to promote holistic child development and activity-based learning, the company aims to continue the legacy of its founders, Kaveaa and Deep Gupta.
Founded in November 2020, Bombay Toy Company is dedicated to creating sustainable and eco-friendly toys that inspire imagination and creativity in children. Each toy is meticulously handcrafted by skilled artisans from various regions of India, ensuring the preservation of traditional craftsmanship.
At Bombay Toy Company, the focus is on providing children with open-ended wooden toys that are inspired by the Montessori and Waldorf education systems. These toys encourage free play and self-directed learning, allowing children to explore their own interests and develop their unique abilities. By offering a wide range of sensory play, pretend play, outdoor play, and indoor play options, the company aims to cater to the diverse needs and interests of children.
The toys offered by Bombay Toy Company are designed to enhance fine motor skills, stimulate cognitive development, and foster early childhood learning. By engaging in play with these toys, children develop essential skills such as problem-solving, critical thinking, and creativity.
“We believe that every child deserves the opportunity to learn and grow in a holistic manner,” said Shweta Dharod, co-owner of Bombay Toy Company. “Our toys are carefully curated to provide children with a platform for self-expression, imagination, and exploration. We are committed to promoting a love for learning and nurturing the overall development of children.”
With an online store on their website and sales through social media platforms like Instagram, Bombay Toy Company aims to reach a wider audience and make their open-ended toys accessible to parents and educators across the country. ENDS (TGN)