French designer Olivier Vadrot has created an open-air playground made of geometric structures that encourage children to socialise, in the northeastern suburbs of Paris.
The playground features three elements – the Ventriloquist's Throne, the Pink Cockpit and the Council Seats.
Called Conversations, the project aims to offer a special space for children to exchange ideas, tell stories and play.
The Wing, a co-working club designed for women, has created a "chic oasis" at its location in New York's Soho for members to leave their children while they work.
Newly opened, The Little Wing at the space just off Mercer Street is a kids' area supervised by certified child minders, nicknamed "Wing-sitters". The facility also includes programmed events, such as classes for art, music and movement, and open hours for parents to play.
Constance Guisset looked to the "iconic" silhouette of a superhero's cape when creating this colourful collection of children's coat hangers for French brand Leblon Delienne.
Called Super Hanger, the design features a single piece of shaped plastic that curves inwards at the "neck" to resemble the outline of a cape worn by superheroes in pop culture comics and films.
Available in three colour combinations – red and blue, yellow and blue, and plain black – the hangers are crafted from PVC and ABS plastic and feature subtle pleating to create the illusion of the cape ruffling in the wind.
Riga School of Design and Art graduate Paula Lorence has created a series of objects to help children with autism spectrum disorders with their sensory development.
The Taktil collection features 12 objects made from eight types of materials that are designed to produce different tactile sensations when touched by children.
Children aged six and over can now own cryptocurrency using an app called Pigzbe, which functions as a digital piggy bank.
Created by entrepreneur Filippo Yacob, the app aims to teach children about cryptocurrency and finance while encouraging saving.
London design studio Osborne Ross has created a set of six animal-shaped Royal Mail stamps designed to appeal to children
A team from the University of Colorado Boulder have used 3D printing to create tactile versions of famous books for visually impaired children.
Israeli designer Ido Abulafia has created a set of bird-themed toy medical kits intended to give children a more positive hospital experience.
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