What an incredible day of learning, discovery, and laughter! On Monday, February 2nd, ToyRoots had the privilege of exhibiting at the DHA Event Halls for The Grand Fiesta, a spectacular community event organized by Ms. Shanzay Irfan.
From 12:00 PM until 10:00 PM, our stall was a hub of excitement as parents and children explored our curated selection of tools designed to spark young imaginations.
Expert Guidance for Growing Minds
Represented by Asad Abdullah and Muhammad Shafiq, the ToyRoots team spent the day engaging with the Lahore community. We were thrilled to see parents so invested in finding high-quality Educational Toys that align with specific developmental milestones.
Visitors at the stall were particularly excited to explore our four main pillars of play:
Montessori Toys: Families loved our "unplugged" collection, designed to promote independent play and self-correction.
STEM Toys: Our building sets and logic puzzles were a hit, proving that engineering and math can be incredibly fun.
Science Kits: Young explorers were drawn to our hands-on kits that turn a living room into a laboratory.
Age-Appropriate Learning: Every toy on our table was carefully chosen to ensure it was the right fit for the child's age and stage.
A Community of Curious Learners
At ToyRoots, we believe that the best Educational Toys are the ones that children don’t want to put down. Seeing children test out our LCD Writing Tablets and tactile puzzles in person reminded us why we do what we do. It was a wonderful opportunity to show how Science Kits and STEM Toys can reduce screen time while building critical thinking skills.
Gratitude to the Organizers
We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to Ms. Shanzay of Amna’s Group for her incredible organization and for representing such a dynamic group of local brands. The energy at The Grand Fiesta was unmatched! You can see the event highlights on their
To the families who visited us in DHA—thank you for your enthusiasm and for trusting ToyRoots to be a part of your child’s learning journey.