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Actually the second group you describe is the huge majority: Many parents have heard about STEM and programming and want their children to be exposed. However,
by Jun8 10y ago
Actually the second group you describe is the huge majority: Many parents have heard about STEM and programming and want their children to be exposed. However, being non-techies they don't know where to start.
Also, a large number of Christmas toys are bought by grandparents,where the above problem is even more prevalent.
- throwaway729 10y agoSorry, I meant to say "and CAN tell crap from gold". I was saying that there may be a huge market for STEM toys, but the savvy consumers aren't included in that market (already well-served by the normal STEM stuff) and unsavvy customers will just by the stupid crap that says "STEM" on the label.