Kids Today - November 1, 2005

Owned by the Berger family for three generations, Kids Home Furnishings has changed and grown with the times since the store first opened in the early 1940s. Director of Operations Seth Berger said he focuses on the four P's — product, prices, promotion and place — in order to make this 13,000-square-foot store a success.

• By the Numbers
• Leading juvenile textile producers

• Departments
• Editor's Notes
• Editor's notes
• Industry Scorecard
• E-tailer Baby Universe joins scorecard

• Licensing
• Stone America to represent Paddington Bear
• Canyon to expand distribution of four Disney bedroom groups
• Powell adds Michael Payne youth
• Ruby Mac property seeks more licensees
• Manchester adds to Kelly Rightsell line
• Big Tent signs 2 manufacturers for Habbo Hotel
• Workshop lends name to custom storybooks

• Metro Report
• Las Vegas
• City's youth population to outpace U.S. rate
• Ashley finds success with tight product line
• Product mix, merchandising key at R.C. Willey
• Walker Furniture emphasizes value, storage
• Custom orders big business at The Kids Room

• News Watch
• Sony, every baby team up for videos
• ABC Expo wins award for fastest-growing show
• Klaussner introduces youth
• Furniture Basics brings back popular P.J. designs
• Industry executives gather at Windflower Ball
• Lite Source rebrands juvenile division
• Giggle opens Manhattan store
• Vermont Precision launches import division with two groups
• SLF introduces five collections
• Youth: Can it go on forever?

• Products on Parade
• Products on Parade

• Show Biz
• High Point
• The hits of High Point
• Textiles Show
• Texture takes center stage

• Up Close
• Color shakes up youth groups