A Toy Store Designed for Children's Perspective

During a discussion about display shelves at a toy store designed with children's perspectives, the owner simply said, "Children will crouch down to look at the toys." So, the height was lowered, the aisles wider, and the corners rounded. It wasn't just for aesthetics; it was to ensure children could see the toys and that adults could walk comfortably and willingly stop. Later, it really came to the point where children sat on the floor, slowly choosing toys, with adults sitting beside them. "The toys might be bought, but the time spent carefully helping them choose will stay."