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Hope everyone had a wonderful holiday season! We just love hearing about kids lighting up when they get their very own Wonder Crew buddy.  Here are some of our favorite holiday images...     

Earlier this month, we received a heart warming note from the principal at St. Michael's Catholic School in Brattleboro, Vermont... "I am so excited for our children to have some lovely dolls to care for! I am especially grateful for all of our students to see a nice diverse collection of dolls on our shelves for choice time and for the boys to learn that caring for someone else is not a 'girl thing'- it's a 'human thing'!  The children immediately fell in love with their new buddies and the idea of becoming superheroes." How awesome is this?!  LOVE seeing Wonder Crew in...

At Wonder Crew, we know friendship.  Check out our new video!    Friendship and Boys from Wonder Crew on Vimeo.  

Sharing one of our favorite articles this month: proud to be a part of this conversation - representation, inclusion and diversity in toys, this is how we create change.   Via @Mashable, Written by: Rochaun Meadows-Fernandez Now more than ever, it’s particularly evident that children need to be exposed to diversity as young as possible. It’s a topic that can inspire hesitation among a lot of parents, but setting the foundation for inclusivity isn’t as hard as you might think. Interactive play with diverse toys can be a great method to accomplish this.  Diversity – which is often used in tandem with inclusion –...

Thanks Samantha T. for sharing your family's journey in prep for a new sibling...   We were over the moon when our little Delilah arrived… but worried about introducing her to our son, George. My husband Ryan and I prepared ourselves for confusion, jealousy, and frustration from our (relatively) well-behaved 4-year-old. The rollercoaster journey we’d all taken to finally complete our family only heightened this fear. You see, my first pregnancy with George was as natural and complication-free as can be, but trying for my second… wasn’t. After receiving a heartbreaking secondary infertility diagnosis - and much deliberation and tears - we decided...