Driftaway Coffee: Ana Menon and Suyog Mody never intended to start a coffee business, but once they did, the married pair never looked back. Based in Brooklyn, Driftaway Coffee specializes in matching their customers with the perfect coffee for their tastebuds. After grabbing an Explorer Kit, users are guided to do a coffee tasting and set their preferences, and if they join their affordable subscription box, they can receive unique small-batch beans from around the world tailored to their precise needs. This is like wine tasting for coffee aficionados and a game changer for the way a person gets their morning pick-me-up.
Price: Varies
Decus Workshop: Nerd News Today we met Decus Workshop at a comic con, where they were showing off their Dungeons & Dragons-themed teas by letting attendees walk into the booth and smell jars of their blends. Every D&D class had a tea of their own, and after getting a whiff, I immediately understood how perfect these choices were. Whether you’re a warlock, Paladin, bard, rogue, or any other character, Decus has all-natural tea blends that will help you level up.
Price: Varies
The Morf from Humango: Humango Toys is a personal favorite of Matthew, who raves about their Yoga Joes mini-figures. But what really has him excited is Morf – a new sensory fidget toy that breaks the mold. There are no fidget toys that look like or offer the same experience, letting users stretch, bend, flex, squish, extend, and more with a deceptively simple-looking item that does it all. Whether you want help to focus or need something to relax, the Morf is great for everyone, with an emphasis on neurodivergent users who especially enjoy fidget toys and are ready for something they’ve never seen or felt before.
Price: Varies
Rukus FX Pro: Kids who love music will have endless playtime with the Rukus FX Pro. This innovative toy is all about making your own beats by using a motion-controlled music mixer alongside their app. With over 120 music tracks and another 120 sound effects on the set, kids can create their own songs and then share them with others. Besides making and editing music, the Rukus FX Pro can also play its own rhythm game and mix and mashup with other tracks. There’s very little to compare this pitch-perfect toy to, making it one of the best ways to cultivate a creative lover of music into learning how to make compositions without prior knowledge of this art form.
Price: $49.99
DIY Calm Down Bottle: From Jellystone Designs, their award-winning DIY Calm Down Bottle is a unique sensory bottle for babies where you receive all the creative elements required to create a sensory bottle perfect for your child. Just add water, and it’s ready to go! Parents, teachers, and therapists have used sensory bottles to help children focus better and self-regulate their breathing.
Price: 19.00
Honeysticks, crayons, and paints: Every kid loves coloring, but imagine doing that while also protecting the environment. Honeysticks is a company from New Zealand that uses 100% natural beeswax to make their crayons, paints, and bath color drops. Their coloring books are also made from 100% recycled paper, so this is the most sustainable way to color on the market. No matter what type of art creation you or your child are making, honeysticks go on smoothly, stay on the paper, don’t make a mess, and have vivid colors that will make any artist happy.
Price: Varies
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