These kid-friendly retail innovations range from interactive doll stores to toy-creating kiosks that encourage young consumers to embrace their creativity. In addition to toy shops that boast sensory design details, other examples include kid-friendly grocery stores that are color-coordinated to make healthy foods seem more appealing to picky eaters.
Other notable examples of kid-friendly retail include American Girl's DIY fashion design kiosks. Known for its diverse range of products and accessories, the doll maker is loved by a mass audience and its DIY design stations let kids personalize purchases to meet specific preferences.
Additional favorites include character-themed tech shops that make electronics more intriguing to small children and connected candy displays that feature fun animations and product info at the same time.
- Millennial
- Gen X
- Gen Z (primary audience)
- Gen Alpha (primary audience)
