Toys that Light the Imagination
Kids are fascinated by pretty much anything that lights up. We took everyday great kids items and brought them to life with bright fun colored LED lights. We hope our products will inspire kids to use their imaginations to make their own fun.
Quality Gifts for Kids
Designed with quality materials, our light up toys make great gifts that kids go crazy for. Their eyes will light up with our super cool light up gloves. We’ve specifically sized our gloves to fit kids from small children to teens and even adults. With multiple light effects from strobe to solid, there’s plenty of options to light the imagination.
From the Blog
All About LED Light Up Gloves
These are the toys that are all the rave for teenagers. In dance halls and other party environments frequented by kids, these light emitting gloves are “must-haves.” The gloves glow in the dark and enrich the party atmosphere. The trend has transferred to pre-teens, tweens, and children, using them in creative ways only kids can imagine. Because adolescence is- Yanique Thorman
LED Lights in Toys
LED stands for Light Emitting Diode. This is a semiconductor that glows when an electric current runs through it. Although LEDs have a variety of uses indoors and outdoors, in the toy industry, they are used to create products that give off light. Most LED lights are powered by batteries that are placed within the toy. The low voltage ensures that there is no risk- Yanique Thorman
LED Light Gloves Can Soothe Kids with Autism
Lighting has a profound effect on how we experience our surroundings. Think about how the ambiance of a candlelit restaurant or the harsh light of fluorescent tubes in an office affects your mood, and you have an idea of how important lighting can be. For boys and girls who are on the autism spectrum, the impact of lighting on mood and concentration may be even more intense. Researchers and neurologists often describe autism spectrum disorders (ASD) in terms of sensory processing; children who have autism and can articulate their state of mind agree, citing sensory overload as a frequent challenge.- Yanique Thorman
