Actress, Owner Of ROMP Store Discusses How To Inspire Kids To Be Creative

STUDIO CITY (KCAL9) — Kids can now have fun while engaging their brains!

Actress and Owner of ROMP Kellie Martin stopped by KCAL9 Tuesday to show viewers some toys that inspire kids to get creative!

Here are some of the toys the Emmy-nominated actress shared:

Donuts

Made of organic bamboo yarn
An interesting, tactile object for baby, yet perfect for older kids' tea parties and kitchen play

Wobble tower

Beautiful stacking toys that roll and wobble challenging babies to move and interact
Handmade of wood by hand using water based dyes and natural oils.

Spanish blocks

Learn a language while playing with blocks
Blocks are classic for encouraging creative play and building skills for young minds
Each of the blocks has a unique animal, a number or math symbol or 4 letter words

Matchbox mouse

Matchbox slides open to reveal knit sleeping blanket, mattress and pillow for afternoon snoozes
Evokes classic storybooks like, The Borrowers, The Rescuers, Thumbelina, etc., and great for imagining adventures.

Rainbow spirelli

A singing wand of wonder. Watch as the colors cascade from end to end and listen to the songs of color on a magical journey
A powerful experiment of color, sound and movement. Thick aluminum wire is bent into an almost endless spiral and outfitted with rainbow colored discs which spiral up and down in a rhythmic and pleasing cascade.
Approximately 20" long with 32 individual 3/4" diameter discs. NOT for children under 3!

Caterpillar cascade

So simple yet endlessly fascinating, this wooden caterpillar cascade will become your child's new favorite
Watch over and over how two little cars make their way through 10 levels of a vertical maze.
This spiel gut award winning toy is made in Germany of sustainable wood and non-toxic stains

Wooden hearts

Tokens of love to make, share and treasure. Let your little ones make an extra special token of love
Set of 5 wooden valentines are ready for paint, markers, decoupage or anything that they can dream up

For more information, visit ROMP Store.