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(WashingtonDC.CityRegions.Com, September 21, 2015 ) Springfield, Virginia (VA) -- Several parents and children attended a private event spearheaded by Perennial Innovation, the company that owns the Play Basics brand. The purpose of the event was to elicit constructive feedback regarding their ambulance toy car. The moderators of the event allowed the parents and children to play with the ambulance toy car for a few minutes before asking the parents questions in no particular order.
For example, the CEO of Perennial Innovation asked questions relating to the sound level, the lights and the speed of the toy. The CEO demonstrated that the toy can be silenced by toggling a switch on the bottom and that its motorized functionality can be enabled or disabled by toggling another switch on the bottom. Several parents were surprised simply by the fact that there were two separate switches on the ambulance toy car, let alone that they each served multiple roles with multiple positions on each. Some parents appreciated the fact that the toy car was not obnoxiously loud as many other competing toys. Many parents commented that the wide variety of sounds, buttons and options will make this a hit in their home.
Parents and children provided valuable input that will be used to develop a new and improved version of the toy and other, new toys. For example, some children missed having a steering wheel for the driver. All attending children left with one free toy and a basket of snacks. "We value the input that was provided by both adults and children and our future products will incorporate all the great feedback," 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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