Walk into any child’s bedroom today and you’ll likely see two generations of companionship sitting side-by-side: a soft plush toy that has soaked up years of hugs, and—just a few inches away—an AI toy humming quietly, waiting for its next interaction.

In the article University of Cambridge researchers (writing for the The Guardian) warn that AI-powered toys might influence a child’s development of social behaviour, emotional expectations, and sense of privacy.

As AI-powered toys grow more popular around the world, conversations around safety have expanded beyond data privacy and screen time. According to the Trouble in Toyland 2025 report released by U.S. PIRG Education Fund, some AI toys on the market still carry hidden chemical hazards, including toxic metals and harmful plasticizers. These concerns remind us that even highly advanced toys are still physical products — and materials safety cannot be overlooked.

In homes where different languages mix every day, keeping both alive can be a real challenge. Mom speaks English, Dad speaks Spanish, and the grandparents talk to the kids in Mandarin. The result? A mix of words, laughter—and sometimes, a little confusion.

In many families today, technology sits right at the center of daily life. Parents use it for work. Kids use it for fun and learning. But as screens grow, so does a quiet worry: Will technology pull kids and parents further apart?

Across global markets, AI toys are becoming common—but most of them look and play the same. Distributors often see familiar formats: talking AI plush dolls, simple AI robots, or toys with limited interaction. That is why Pulse V-1 from INFUNITY has quickly stood out. It offers a fresh shape, a fresh idea, and a much more engaging experience compared with the typical AI toy on the shelf.

It starts with a simple moment — a little boy on the living room floor, holding a toy that can talk back. “Can you tell me what this is?” he asks, pointing the toy at a seashell he picked up from the beach. The toy lights up and says, “That’s a seashell! Did you know it used to be someone’s home under the sea?”

More and more parents are noticing that AI toys are quietly changing the way kids play. Products like INFUNITY’s Pulse V-1 aren’t just toys—they’re interactive companions that encourage kids to think, tell stories, and tackle challenges, blending play with learning.

In many homes, bedtime stories are a special moment. Parents sit beside their kids, telling tales of heroes, dragons, and faraway lands. But what if a toy could join that moment—not just to read a story, but to create one, unique for every child?

In homes everywhere, learning is starting to sound different. It’s no longer just the tap of a tablet or the click of a keyboard. It’s the sound of a child talking with AI toy that can see, listen, and reply.