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(WashingtonDC.CityRegions.Com, September 19, 2015 ) Springfield, Virginia (VA) -- A group of small children hastily rushed through the doors of Play Basics' headquarters. The CEO of Perennial Innovation, the company that owns the Play Basics brand, invited a subset of its clientele as part of an interactive session intended to extract feedback regarding its first product. The children were at least three years of age and were presented with a barrage of doctor toys for toddlers, snacks such as cookies, cereal and juice amongst other items.
Initially, the children were permitted to play and interact amongst themselves without any direction from company staff. One of the goals was to determine if certain colors of their flagship toy were more preferable than others. It was evident from the outset that one color theme was in fact more preferable than others. For example, the paramedic figurine with the red cap was more preferable than the one with the green cap. "We surmise that the color green is not as desirable because green does not correlate with the medical profession as much as red," stated the CEO. Another goal was to determine if the size of the toy and its components was satisfactory to the children. It turns out that the relatively small size of the internal components was quite pleasing to most children. "The children are really attracted to the miniature items, ‘They're so cute and funny looking,' exclaimed one child," said the CEO.
"The feedback we received will help us modify our first product so that it is more attractive and it will also help us design and manufacture future products," stated the CEO.
About Play Basics
Play Basics, based in Springfield, Virginia, is an emerging company that caters to the imagination of children by introducing captivating children's products.
Play Basics
Sam Aaron
7189891211
press@playbasics.com
Source: EmailWire.Com
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