Recent Posts
Toys
A year in reflection
When we began, Pok Pok was just a few of us. A tiny team of really passionate individuals determined to reinvent the way kids play and learn using technology. Today, our team is actually still pretty small, but we now have the power of thousands of families who play with Pok Pok Playroom in our […]
December 31, 2021 • 4 min read
Toys
The New Town is Here!
Kids are incredibly insightful and attentive to even the smallest of details. They observe and question things like “why do some doors have knobs and others have handles?” The information that kids learn on their quest for understanding is what they use to form assumptions about life, which in turn dictates their understanding of the […]
December 9, 2021 • 4 min read
Toys
Blocks — A new toy lands in Pok Pok Playroom
During the very early days at Pok Pok we started talking about toy blocks. Not as a toy in the Playroom, but the wooden toy on our living room floors at home. Our wooden block sets were the pinnacle of our own childhoods, and now they’re those of our own children’s, too. We’ve always been […]
November 4, 2021 • 3 min read
Toys
Modern Parenting: Why You Don’t Have to Be a Picasso to Foster Creativity in Your Family
By: Dr. Michael DeSchryver, PhD Baby Bach. Baby Van Gogh. Baby Mozart. We had them all. Our first child arrived in 2002, and it wasn’t long before this mash-up video of toys and classical music got our attention. We didn’t watch the videos all day every day, but Vivian and Vincent Van Gogh became part of our […]
October 5, 2021 • 6 min read
