BeginAgain is an eco-conscious toy company based out of Fort Collins, CO, who specializes in toys for children 6 months to 6 years old. We design and market toys that are fun and develop the child across all stages of toddler and preschool life, both mentally and physically. Our products are made from 100% sustainable materials, so they are child safe and most importantly mom trusted! Our brand is seeing tremendous growth as a result of:
1. Our sustainability message is resonating with consumers & retailers.
2. We use rubberwood, water based stains & natural rubber for entire product line.
3. Parents are looking for toys that reduce screen time for their children.
4. The revolt against plastic is very real & parents are looking brands not using plastic.
5. BeginAgain has grown as a very authentic voice that parents, grandparents & educators really love.
L***a
Bought for my great-granddaughter. She loves it.
K***y
Cute, but teeny.
B***a
Very nice design and construction. This was our introduction to BeginAgain products and we’re very happy with them.
N***y
Runs small but great quality
V***a
Bought this for my three-year old grandson and he loves it.
O***a
This is a great small toy. If purchasing several, you can even make several animals and/or just play as blocks for stacking, too! They also stand upright when made without the use of the box frame.
T***s
Nice four piece puzzle for toddlers.
A***a
This puzzle is quite small but perfect as a travel puzzle to keep my 16 month + little one busy at the table at restaurants
B***y
This is a perfect small little puzzle for a young toddler. My 3 year old played with it all week long even though we originally bought it for my 17 mo. old daughter. Love it! Very well made and comes in a cute sturdy box. We have quite a few different puzzles from Begin Again, and they are all very high quality.
C***e
This little puzzle is so sweet. The screened paint is good quality and I don’t think there will be a problem over time with it chipping or flaking off. The animals are cute and easily identified. However, it is a little too complicated for my two-year-old grandson who is really into puzzles. Will take another 6 months or so, we think.