Making Kids Happy Through Child’s Own

In 2015, Wendy felt like she had taken the company as far as she could and wanted, making the tough decision to sell the company. Wendy was committed to finding the right person to take over the company; someone who shared her ideals and commitment to value and quality.

The owners and Wendy communicated for several months prior to Wendy making an official decision. Wendy liked The owner attitude towards business and his outlook for the company. The owners invited Wendy to visit his production factory, located on the other side of the world.

Wendy spent a week touring the facilities, which were clean, well-equipped and staffed by positive and happy employees. Wendy was walked through The owners manufacturing processes and showed samples of work.

There were two things that persuaded Wendy that The owners and his company were the right buyer for Child’s Own Studio. The first was the metal detector, a step that was used as part of the toy-making process, whereby every single toy passed through this customized metal detection station before being packaged and shipped. It was clear to Wendy that the safety for their customers and their staff was paramount.

The second persuasive motivator for Wendy was the community first approached the company had and the support is showed to the local orphanages. The company’s humanitarian endeavors, which fell outside their business activities, revealed their personal values and their philosophy that supporting children is the best way to build a healthy society.

Following her visit to the factories, Wendy knew that The owners and his team were the best people to take Child’s Own to the next level.

Owning and operating the company for more than a year, The owners and the team are now producing hundreds of personalized toys per month and shipping these one-of-a-kind creations to more than 200 countries, putting smiles on faces across the globe.