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  1. Toy Store
  2. Children's Store
  3. Children's Toys Store
  4. Electronics Store
  5. Toy Manufacturer

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Ted is a screen free talking teddy bear for children aged 3 to 12, designed in Paris by Ted&Co. Ted was built as a tool for parents. He tells a new story every night, answers the endless questions children ask during the day, and lets them practise a language at their own pace, with no screen, no feed and no notification. Parents keep control from the app. You choose the themes Ted can talk about, the words he uses and the moments he is awake, and you can read back what was said. Nothing is left to chance, and nothing pulls your child towards a screen. Ted understands and speaks more than 50 languages, so families raising children in two or three languages can use him at home, in the car or at bedtime. There is no subscription. You buy Ted once and updates are included. No monthly fee, no hidden cost, no feature locked behind a plan. We are a small French team based in Paris. Every Ted is shipped from France, and our support answers in French and English, usually within the day. If your child has spent a few weeks with Ted, we would love to read your review. Parents tell us what works, what is missing and what their children ask for next, and that is what shapes the next version of Ted.


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TrustScore 4 out of 5

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

First time I see a teddy really talking…

First time I see a teddy really talking to my child it’s crazy and I feel it’s the future now that is becoming part of the family and the children children’s are loving him that it tells stories to help them sometimes when they have questions about their homework and many more things, it’s incredible!First time I see a teddy really talking to my child it’s crazy and I feel it’s the future now that is becoming part of the family and the children’s are loving him that it tells stories and help them sometimes when they have questions about their homework and many more things, it’s incredible!

August 10, 2026
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Offert à mon neveu pour son…

Offert à mon neveu pour son anniversaire et Ted a officiellement rejoint la famille 😂 Il lui raconte sa vie, lui pose des questions improbables et l’embarque partout avec lui. Franchement bluffée par le concept !

August 8, 2026
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