Fisher-Price Toy Making Principles

Irving Price and Helen Schelle's foundational framework for creating children's toys, emphasizing intrinsic play value, ingenuity, durability, and affordability to support child development.

  1. Intrinsic play value

  2. Ingenuity

  3. Strong construction

  4. Good value for the money

  5. Action

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