On April 22, 2025, the 56th annual Earth Day arrives as a pivotal moment for the toy industry, which is increasingly embracing sustainability. As global environmental awareness deepens, the toy sector is accelerating efforts to build a green industry ecosystem centered on sustainable development. This shift provides families with playful options that are both engaging and environmentally responsible.​

According to the sales data for baby and children's products on China's e-commerce platform Tmall in February, there was a year-on-year increase in sales across 9 major product categories: children's bicycles, electric ride-on cars, scooters, children's four-wheeled strollers, baby bottles, children's car seats, high chairs, playpens, and baby carriers/waist stools. The top 3 categories with the highest sales growth were baby carriers/waist stools (105.1%), playpens (62.4%), and high chairs (52.9%).

Recently, Pop Mart announced its 2024 full-year financial results, with a record-breaking revenue of 13.04 billion RMB, a year-on-year growth of 106.9%, and a net profit of 3.4 billion RMB, marking an astonishing 185.9% increase. Behind these impressive figures lies not only the rise of a trendy toy company but also the evolution of the entire industry. This article delves into Pop Mart's growth logic, analyzing their strategic layout, IP management, channel innovation, and globalization breakthroughs to provide valuable insights for other toy companies.

According to data released in February 2025 by the international research firm Circana™, building block toys have achieved five consecutive years of growth in the global toy market, with a 14% surge in sales in 2024, securing the top position in both sales volume and growth rate among all toy categories. This trend not only underscores the enduring appeal of building blocks but also reflects consumers' increasing demand for creativity, interactive experiences, and personalized play.

The 119th New York Toy Fair 2025 successfully concluded at the Jacob K. Javits Center in New York on March 4.

The global baby stroller and pram market is projected to grow by $1.86 billion between 2025 and 2029, driven by urbanization, nuclear family trends, and AI integration, according to a report published by Technavio. The sector is expected to register a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) exceeding 7%, reflecting evolving consumer demands and technological advancements.

Data from the China Toy & Juvenile Products Association (CTJPA) shows year-on-year growth in seven juvenile product categories on China’s E-commerce platform Tmall, including strollers, bicycles, electric ride-on cars, car seats, high chairs, playpens and baby carriers. The top three are car seats (+64.6%), strollers (+23.6%) and bicycles (+14.4%).

As AI transforms industries worldwide, its impact on childcare is accelerating. From algorithm-driven health monitors to self-soothing smart cribs, AI-powered tools are reshaping modern parenting.

Held on January 6-9 at HKCEC, the 16th Hong Kong Baby Products Fair ran alongside the Hong Kong Toys & Games Fair and the International Stationery Fair, showcasing over 2,500 exhibitors under the theme "New Play for All".

Held on January 6-9 at HKCEC, the 51st Hong Kong Toys & Games Fair ran alongside the 16th Hong Kong Baby Products Fair and the 23rd International Stationery Fair, showcasing over 2,500 exhibitors under the theme “New Play for All”.