New wind in the toy shop: Templiner shop celebrates change!

New wind in the toy shop: Templiner shop celebrates change!

Templin, Deutschland - The toy shop "Oli & Pia" in Templin is faced with a change of generation. After almost 25 years, Jessika Stöckel, who led the shop with a lot of passion for 14 years, decided to break new ground. "I want to have more time for the family," said the 42-year-old, who returned from Berlin and originally worked as a dental technician. From July 4th, Julia Suckow, 37 years old and coming from the fashion industry, will take over the helm. "The move to the toy area is a conscious decision for me," says the new owner.

The business is handed over in a spiritual light, since Julia found out by chance from the successor and quickly developed a good knack for the needs of children and their parents. Fortunately, the name and the proven concept of the toy shop remain unchanged, so that the enthusiasm for wooden toys, family games and many other lovingly selected articles remain.

from traditional to the new

In the "Oli & Pia", a wide range of wooden toys will continue to be offered, including toys for princesses and small horse lovers, experimental games as well as books and outdoor utensils. The range is not only very popular with Templiners, but also reflects a national trend: the demand for wooden toys is more high than ever. According to market analyzes from GMI Insights , the global market for wooden toys will continue to grow in the coming years. In 2024 it was estimated at $ 28.5 billion, with a pleasant growth rate.

More and more parents are opting for sustainable products. The wooden toy market benefits considerably because these toys promote children's cognitive and motor skills. At the same time, wooden toys are characterized by their longevity and are often a cost -effective solution because they have to be replaced less often. In Europe, where the market share reaches 35.8%, continuous growth of 4.8% is forecast.

Invitation to reopening

The reopening of "Oli & Pia" is celebrated on July 4 at 2 p.m. and promises some surprises, including balloons and face painting. Jessika Stöckel would like to thank her loyal customers: "It was a wonderful time in business." While she is looking forward to new stages of life, the little Templiners can be sure that the loved range of wooden toys and many other offers will be continued fresh and friendly.

For everyone who is nevertheless interested in different wooden toys, there are a variety of offers in the area. On platforms such as Kleinandeichte.de you will find a colorful selection that ranges from rocking horses to wooden play kitchens to complete toy sets-everything geared towards sustainability and game fun.

whether for the next generation or simply for your own collection, the return to proven wooden toys is very trendy. And as it looks, Templin will continue to be a strong center for creative and sustainable play opportunities.