Solution 1: A playmat with a whack-a-mole game. The child would lie on it and use their hand to hit the tiny figures.

Solution 2: An attachment to the crib with dangling toys that the child would pull at a signal.

Solution 3: A subscription service that would have a new stimulation toy sent to the child every month.

Solution 4:  A line tracing game with a projector attached to the back of a high chair that came over the child’s head onto a paper.

Solution 5:  A teddybear that teaches the child emotions through a speechbox located in the bear’s head.

Solution 6:  Voice activated box and speaker that teaches the child the alphabet and allows the parent to perform other tasks.

Solution 7:  An interactive book that uses a hologram on each page to show the child what the words look like

Solution 8:  A Subscription service that delivers a new puzzle tray that attaches to a high chair tray. Each month a new game, slightly more challenging than the last coinciding with the child’s tracked progress.

Solution 9:  A robot that teaches the child how to feed themselves. It attaches to their arm and shoulder, gradually helping the child less over time.

Solution 10: ​A pair of mechanical shorts that moves the child’s legs to teach hem how to walk faster.