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Love this! This is on the top of our list to attend in the near future. I think its wonderful you have this sort of event(s) that happen top bring the world more of the children's content.

so proud to be your colleague :)

What is the new bff Jenna and nila doll called pls tell me is it for season 3 and are the Disney and talents bff doll coming to the USA with Jenna nila. We love your products. We started to collect some of your first product.

madonna, sarebbe meglio chiederlo che cose NON fate! 😂 Bravi!

Sadly today "The Smiley Company SPRL" claims to own the smiley symbol(found a caves dating to the Neolithic era (2500 BC) and the word "smiley" (The first known use of smiley as an adjective was in 1848) this Company is sue happy.... I read they sue someone for listings for sale jewelry for a smiley piercing, in no way related to a smiley faces....because seller use the word "smiley" Why is it so many people are "COOL" with someone obtaining a trademark, a universal and ubiquitous symbol they admit they DID NOT invent... stating a prehistoric person in some cave probably invented it? The word "smiley" is generic[The first known use of smiley as an adjective was in 1848], and the word smiley should be free to all. The Smiley Company SPRL is constantly suing people for directory usage of the word smiley. If the defendants fight back, The Smiley Company SPRL voluntarily dismisses before the judge can rule on the merits of the case. I hope day soon, trademarks are canceled. As Judge Henry Jacob Friendly stated: "[N]o matter how much money and effort the user of a generic term has poured into promoting the sale of its merchandise and what success it has achieved in securing public identification, it cannot deprive competing manufacturers of the product of the right to call an article by its name." Abercrombie Fitch Co. v. Hunting World, Inc., 537 F.2d 4, 9 (2d Cir. 1976)

YOU ARE NOT the "original" smiley "'A prehistoric man probably invented the smiley face in some cave, but I certainly was the first to register it as a trademark,' said Franklin Loufrani" Wal-Mart fights to keep the smiley face: Retail giant says symbol personifies its price-reducing policy, but London-based firm says it secured rights years ago.(CNN)July 5 2006

Inspiring! Best wishes to all your team!