I recognize that the idea of renting toys can be challenging because we have been used to “having” but let me explain the idea to you. First on the fact of owning. A child is not like an adult, he does not need to own something to enjoy it, and since he is much less autonomous in his choices, very often he wants a toy or it is assumed that he wants it when in fact he doesn’t really. And then, the duration of use of a game or a toy is most of the time very short for the youngest. So yes, leasing can be an option, and sometimes even precede the purchase.
Flexible rental time
One month, one year…it’s up to you…especially your child!
With a price to subscribe but which allows the passage to engage a relatively modest sum (around 20 euros per month) for several toys which you choose and which you can exchange each month according to the tastes of your child.
Lib&Lou: the pioneering toy rental brand
We’ve already told you about it on your France Bleu Berry: it’s in Vierzon, 4 toys for 20 euros at Lib&Lou, and you keep them as long as you want, the day you don’t want them anymore, you send them back and you choose others.
A way economical and ecological to please children and especially to respond to their uses according to Morgane Longo, the founder who was the first to offer this service, an idea that came to her in the middle of the night.
In the same spirit you have the “Petite Marelle” online store: for 19.50 euros you choose 5 toys and you send back one or more whenever you want to replace it with others.
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