Highlights: ChiTAG 2014 (Go! Go! Sports)
ChiTAGFair is always a fun experience for our entire family but last year we took a different spin and let our young correspondents interview inventors and company representatives. Because they enjoyed it so much (and everyone else thought it was cool), we decided to do the same again this year!
We had the pleasure of meeting with Peter from Go! Go! Sports Girls, where he presented information about their product, GoGo Sports Girls.
Go! Go! Sports Girls are award winning dolls and books encouraging healthy & active play over fashion & body image.
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Great review Scott! Thanks for sharing 🙂
You find the most interesting games, and this time, and game FAIR! How neat that the kids gained journalist type experience – what an opportunity and learning experience!
How fun! Your young correspondent didi a fabulous job!
My little girls actually enjoy these dolls and so do I. I love a realistic, age appropriate doll.
I just love the positive messaging of these GoGo girls dolls- we have a few here my nieces love to play with. Thanks for another great interview from ChiTAG!
Love the way that this encourages healthy living. Your daughter did such a great job!
It’s nice to see a company/brand promoting self-confidence in young girls and getting away from the Barbie figure. I hope more companies fall in line with the same message.
I have this doll and my daughter adores it. Can’t help but like the idea
My daughter would adore this. She’s sporty, but also very girly.
I think it’s great there are products out there for girls that aren’t all about being skinny and ‘hot’ – being strong and smart should be characteristics they strive for instead!
I have two girls who would love this!! They are very girly type girls.
What a fun experience!
So cute – the interview – Wow! Congratulations on the great work here – and your little one doing the interview – so smart – and the dolls seem a better alternative to most out there!
Great idea to let kids interview the toy makers! From the baby mouth and all that …:)