As we have shared before, apps are changing the way kids learn, and there is a huge amount of controversy regarding smart devices in the classroom.

As we have shared before, apps are changing the way kids learn, and there is a huge amount of controversy regarding smart devices in the classroom. However, Tiggly is here to please parents and kids alike, developing physical toys that pair with the interactive smart device app—much like educational app Osmo—to teach motor and spatial skills through play. The startup has partnered with German toy maker Habermaass, “renowned for its beautiful wooden toys,” and their app has been downloaded over 400,000 times. (wework)