4 original gifts, by French Start Ups for Granny!
Sunday, it's grandmas' day ....
Shouldn't we try to innovate a bit?
I found 4 original ideas from French start ups... that are so meaningful!
Parlapapi
Well, ok they could have been called "Parlamamie" :-) (pun: parlapapi= talk to grandpa)
But the idea is good anyway:
Printed pictures for your grandparents from whatsapp: Members of your family will drop pictures on your WhatsApp group ... and your granny receives paper prints from these pictures :-)
End of the technical bugs To get pictures :-)
And I love their little sentence "prêt à arrêter de pousser mémé dans les ordis? :-)" (here again it's a pun with the expression "pousser mémé dans les orties".
click here for their website
Sunday Box
They started from the same problem: the technical bugs to get pictures ... but offer another solution .... the pictures directly arrive on granny's TV thanks to a small magical box - the Sunday Box- fixed on this TV .
In short, grannies will love all these pictures or videoss shared by the whole family :-)
click here for their website
Mamie, parle-nous de toi (Granny, tell us about you)!
Full of common sense ... and meaningful ... a book to complete that allows your grandmother to write her memories from her childhood until nowt ..
Click here for their website
Mamie, un petit biscuit (Granny, a little cookie)?
A little of sweetness and greed is always nice ;-)
Now, a great classic ... but that always hit the bull's eye ... the little customizable Shanty cookie ....
A small biscuit with the message "for my super granny" or "cookie granny ", you cannot refuse it ;-)
Click here for the website
And if, by any chance, you and your granny live in Ile de France, you can also spend a great time taking up the challenges of a self-guided walk Explorhappy :-)
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A propos d’offre de startup innovante, vous auriez pu évoquer Sa Petite Lettre, les lettres personnalisées pour enfants de 6 à 12 ans, pour que les Mamies aient des idées de discussion, activités, sorties avec leurs petits enfants. Toujours bon de favoriser les échanges intergénérationnels ;)