At Bright Bean, we believe in the power of play to shape young minds. Our collection of educational electronic learning toys is carefully curated to inspire curiosity and support the cognitive development of toddlers and young children. From enhancing memory skills to sharpening sensory perception, our toys are designed to engage, educate, and entertain. Whether it’s a fun animal rhyming music book or an interactive robot, each toy helps build essential skills in a playful and engaging way, setting the foundation for lifelong learning.
Discover 25 of your favorite science projects with step by step instructions that come alive in augmented and virtual reality with Professor Maxwel...
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Dive into space exploration and discover the planets, stars, black holes and beyond with Professor Maxwell's VR Universe! This award winning STEM s...
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Jump into the kitchen with Professor Maxwell, and discover the wonderful world of food science while making real meals and snacks! This award winni...
View full detailsProgram your SAM racer to roll any way you wish using the SAM Space app - choose the speed, the control mechanisms, the direction andmore. Discove...
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Prepare to step on stage and experience magic for the first time in virtual and augmented reality, with Professor Maxwell’s VR MAGIC! Filmed at the...
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Osmo is a kids technology system that brings the physical and digital worlds together. The system consists of a unique reflector, game pieces and m...
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Hello, November! As the weather cools down, it’s the perfect time to get cozy and enjoy indoor play with your little ones. This month, we're all about sparking creativity and bringing in the seasonal spirit with toys and activities that...
Gardening is a beautiful way to teach children about nature, responsibility, and the joys of growing things. At Bright Bean, we believe in providing toys that help parents actively engage in their child’s development. Our selection of gardening toys is...
