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Amit Shah

Founder
Teddo Play
Welcome to Teddo Play! We are a wife & husband team behind our children's educational brand, Teddo Play. We create a variety of high-quality play-based learning products for children of all ages, all made right here in the UK & loved by families all over.

Within our growing range, you will find many varieties of highly versatile sturdy Visual Learning Sets, Innovative Portable Learning Boards & other Learning Resources which include detailed high-definition real-life imagery/realistic illustrations in natural surroundings accompanied by easily absorbable pieces of information that help encourage conversations & make grasping & retaining of information easier in children.

With a clear focus on a specific Learning Theme, each of our learning products sparks intellectual curiosity in children. They support in promoting knowledge & a deeper understanding of various concepts & subjects to help boost children's IQ levels, build a robust visual memory, nurture confidence & most importantly, instil a natural enthusiasm for a life-long love of learning in them.

Media Coverage

Daily Mail

Families, business owners and self-employed react to spring statement

Small business owners such as Maddy Alexander-Grout (pictured) have criticised Rishi Sunak’s spring statement measures for ‘not going far enough’ and ‘consigning some to poverty’.

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IFA Magazine

Brace Yourself for a Spring Statement Shambles

On Wednesday the Government is set to come out with its Spring Statement, aka mini-budget. With the cost of living crisis squeezing British households and the w

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IFA Magazine

Brace Yourself for a Spring Statement Shambles

On Wednesday the Government is set to come out with its Spring Statement, aka mini-budget. With the cost of living crisis squeezing British households and the w

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ManagementToday

Has Brexit been a secret boon for British business?

A year has passed since the transition period ended, so how have British businesses coped with the UK’s exit from Europe? Have the predictions of disaster come to pass or (whisper it) has Brexit proved...

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Startups.co.uk

Interest rates raised: SME reaction - Startups.co.uk

Surprise Bank of England move raises cost of borrowing for UK business

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Daily Mail

Toy prices will rise ahead of Christmas and parents risk losing out

Families have been warned to start shopping for Christmas now amid cost pressures from rising transport costs, higher energy prices and ongoing labour shortages.

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Daily Mail

Sunak is ‘confident’ there will be gifts under the tree this Christmas

Supermarkets such as Tesco and Co-op have been caught piling salad cream, HP sauce and cooking oil into chillers in a desperate bid to take up space at supermarkets across Britain.

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Capital.com

Business trading rises to 88% in June

More businesses were trading at the end of June than at any time since the pandemic hit. Figures from the Office for National Statistics show 88% of businesses were back up and running, 11 percentage...

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The Guardian

‘It’s about supporting their curiosity’: how to build child-parent relationships through play

According to experts, play is our best resource for family bonding and for parents and children to get to know each other better

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Milton Keynes Citizen

Toy business started by Milton Keynes mum at her kitchen table wins huge boost from Dragon Den’s Theo Paphitis

Theo plugged the business to his half a million followers on social media

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The London Economic

‘Roadmap or not, I feel completely abandoned’ - small business owners slam Government

The London Economic | ‘Roadmap or not, I feel completely abandoned’ - small business owners slam Government | Business and Economics

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CityAM

Exclusive: Business owners on how the recovery is playing out on the ground - CityAM

To get a feel for how things are playing out on the ground and to assess the impact of the recent roadmap announcement, City A.M. spoke to a number of business owners around London and across the UK.

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Daily Mail

Small companies hail Budget freeze on VAT and business rates

The Chancellor targeted high street firms with a business rate holiday extension until June, followed by a two-thirds reduced rate for the rest of the financial year.

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