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Are all toys created equal? With Jessica Rolph, CEO of Lovevery

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When a parent walks into a toy store, they are looking for toys that will endure and keep their children engaged. And, yet how many times have we walked out with a light-up, siren-blaring hunk of plastic. If you’re a new parent, we bet you’ve heard of Lovevery, the child development company conceived by our guest today Jessica Rolph. With playkits and subscriptions that arrive at your door, it's the modern way to shop for toys - and as educators, we love most that it holds research as its north star.
More on Jessica Rolph:

Jessica Rolph is an American entrepreneur and businesswoman, passionate about the importance of early life . She is the CEO and co-founder of Lovevery, co-founder and former chief operating officer of Happy Family, and co-founder of the Climate Collaborative. In 2020, Jessica was listed as one of Entrepreneur magazine's 100 Powerful Women and she was also featured in 2021 as one of Inc.'s100 Female Founders.
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When a parent walks into a toy store, they are looking for toys that will endure and keep their children engaged. And, yet how many times have we walked out with a light-up, siren-blaring hunk of plastic. If you’re a new parent, we bet you’ve heard of Lovevery, the child development company conceived by our guest today Jessica Rolph. With playkits and subscriptions that arrive at your door, it's the modern way to shop for toys - and as educators, we love most that it holds research as its north star.
More on Jessica Rolph:

Jessica Rolph is an American entrepreneur and businesswoman, passionate about the importance of early life . She is the CEO and co-founder of Lovevery, co-founder and former chief operating officer of Happy Family, and co-founder of the Climate Collaborative. In 2020, Jessica was listed as one of Entrepreneur magazine's 100 Powerful Women and she was also featured in 2021 as one of Inc.'s100 Female Founders.
Resources:
www.lovevery.com
nosillyquestionspodcast.com
https://www.instagram.com/nosillyquestionspodcast/

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