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How to Start a Kid-Focused Business

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Associations

  • American Apparel and Footwear Association
  • American Culinary Federation
  • American Home Sewing Association
  • American Sewing Guild
  • American Specialty Toy Retailing Association
  • Association of Game and Puzzle Collectors
  • Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fragrance Association
  • Craft & Hobby Association
  • Craft Retailers Association for Tomorrow
  • Game Manufacturers Association
  • International Association of Culinary Professionals
  • International Council of Toy Industries
  • International Licensing Industry Merchandisers Association
  • International Special Events Society
  • Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association
  • National Association of Independent Artists
  • National Craft Association
  • National Retail Federation
  • National Specialty Gift Association
  • Toy Industry Association
  • Women In Toys

Publications

  • Apparel News
  • Playthings Magazine
  • Special Events Magazine
  • Toy Book

 

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Trade Shows

  • Accessories the Show
  • ASAP Global Sourcing Show
  • Boston Gift Show
  • Chicago International Toy and Game Fair
  • Dallas Men’s and Boys’ Apparel Market
  • MAGIC Marketplace Fashion industry
  • National Stationery Show
  • New York International Gift Fair
  • New York International Toy Fair
  • San Francisco International Gift Fair

For more information on starting each of these five businesses, including hiring employees, marketing and finances, visit SmallBizBooks.com to purchase the Kids’-Focused Businesses start-up guide.

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