Ritzkidz

Valerie and I both grew up in the middle of the private tech revolution. This means that we both went from building huts to games on a tablet. We learned to have fun and learn in every possible way in life. From a few old wooden plates we made a hut where we could entertain ourselves for days on end. From old bottles we made "kitchen utensils" for our hut. We were engaged in innocent fun and it taught us a lot. Nowadays, we see that children have a growing tendency towards technology. Children need tablet or phone to play games on it or surf Youtube. There is nothing wrong with the technical platform. However, we see that there is an almost complete shift of preference towards this side. As a result, it is possible to observe a stunt in development, especially on an interpersonal and social level. Our company aims to bring 'busy playing' back to child and family. We would therefore like to see playful learning return within families. That's why we also look to products such as the doll's villa and the building blocks. These are both products that encourage the child to be busy with what they are playing with. The degree of awareness and the use of emotion ensures an incredibly good development of the child. A child's world should consist of more aspects than a screen with pixels. Many children will not warm up to generic playing corners. That is why we offer a service (Build your dream) where family and child can make their wishes come true. In cooperation with a contractor and design studio we can make dreams come to life. Self-made play equipment, tree houses, man/woman caves, children's or playrooms, etc. We want to reintroduce people to what can be done in and around the house.