But by serving all kids, regardless of gender or race, you reach more people. That’s Toca Boca’s goal with children ... marketing that they’re not playing around.

First, there’s the Toca Boca aesthetic, which combines the weird and fantastical with everyday objects and people ... One major takeaway: When playing with apps, kids will tap on every scene ...

One of the world’s largest children’s mobile app makers, Toca Boca, whose studios have produced ... a children’s entertainment company with 950 people working in offices in Canada, the ...

On the Toca Boca site, the play designer Erik Wahlgren explains ... not least of which was that people would be reading on their devices. After the iPad launched, they found something new ...

Toca Boca recently announced the release of its 34th app, Toca Life: Vacation. Indicative of a wide range of characters and families, children will be able to play with characters that truly ...

That said, it’s not an apples-to-apples comparison between online free-to-play apps such as Toca Boca’s many titles and those more-traditional game franchises with their high development costs ...

“If they don’t like it, they’ll just leave and play with something else. It’s a very humbling process.” Toca Boca takes a deliberately gender-neutral approach in all of its app ...

Spin Master-owned app producer Toca Boca ... and Google Play. Former Sesame Workshop executive J Milligan, who joined the Swedish app company in 2015 to oversee its original content, will continue at ...

When I was pregnant, we were in the middle of selling Toca Boca. I remember having second ... and then after that, we play for a time. She directs what we play with. Currently we are having ...