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Ashley Kizis started Kidunifed with many things in mind; she wanted to begin exploring the circular economy- to see if Canadians saw the value in toys made here in Ontario. She loved puzzles, the challenging and thought-provoking yet relaxing and satisfying elements to them. Lastly, she wanted her children's toys to reflect her community and friends; people of different races, genders, and disabilities.
Kidunified is proud to be women led, Ontario-made, and mindfully created, for kids. Their high-quality puzzles are made from 100% recycled raw materials, in small batches, in Canada!
They only make what they believe they can sell, which lessens the impact on the environment and keeps their small business healthy.
Kizis is dedicated to giving back to her community, she put her skills to use and created something meaningful and fun. Kizis wants her company & puzzles to emulate the experiences of everyone, and hope others appreciate this message, while enjoying her products as well.
Kizis' goal is that her products will allow people to feel that the puzzles are uniquely for them, and for everyone.
Visit kidunified.ca to learn more.
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