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TOYS WITH ROOTS
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    Thabo Motsabi Director, Toys with Roots | We supply South African retailers with house brands and our own branded toys
    • City of Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa
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Overview

Toys with Roots is a company whose purpose was to create a destination platform for toys and things which intentionally and beautifully celebrate African children. We believe that our African children need to identify with as well as see themselves and their greatness in the songs they sing, books they read, toys they engage with and media they consume. It is through Play that they can best learn and form these important concepts about themselves and their world. We have an assortment of dolls, wire/steel cars, puzzles and beautifully written and illustrated books written in various languages. The stories center around African children and what is familiar to them, always with an educational element. Toys with Roots has released it’s first children’s music album title Songs with Lali. It consists of 27 songs, 15 with lyrics and 12 are instrumentals which children can sing to. They are especially great for school concerts and also for kids to create and add their own lyrics. The CD has lyrics which the older children can read but the music is also available on most digital music platforms. Some of the brands that can be found on at Toys with roots are Lali, Baby Thando, Akiki, Mahle and Ntombenhle. Sales are made via our online store, through Hamleys and Toys R Us outlets and via pop up markets. Most recently, Toys with Roots has created a range of products for Shoprite Checkers, called the Rainbow Kids. These dolls have been especially created to cater for the mass market without any compromise to capturing the beauty of an African child. The business is currently driving activities to grow both the portfolio and distribution.

  • High Court, South Gauteng Local Division, Johannesburg

    High Court, South Gauteng Local Division, Johannesburg, Pritchard Street, Newtown, Johannesburg Ward 60, Johannesburg, City of Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality, Gauteng, 2001, South Africa

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