Affiliate disclosure
How GoWonderia makes money: affiliate links to retailers such as Amazon and Mercado Libre. You pay the same price; commissions never decide which products we recommend.
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GoWonderia is reader-supported. When you buy through a link on our site, the retailer may pay us a commission. You pay exactly the same price. This is how we cover the time research takes, and it is the only way we make money from our guides.
Which links earn a commission
- Amazon. GoWonderia is a participant in the Amazon Associates programmes for the Amazon stores we link to. In Amazon's required words: "As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases."
- Mercado Libre and other retailers or brands. Some links to other stores are affiliate links run by the retailer or by an affiliate network.
Every link that can earn us money is marked as sponsored in our code, and a short notice sits at the top of every guide that contains one.
What commissions do not change
- Which products we pick and in what order. That comes from the checks described in how we choose.
- What we write about a product's drawbacks.
- Brands cannot pay to be included, and we do not accept free products in exchange for coverage.
Who owns this site, and our own products
This site is owned and run by Idan Yehuda, co-founder of the GoWonderia toy brand. GoWonderia designed and sold its own children's products, the WonderPad and the Prism's Awakening playset, so we are toy makers writing about toys, not an independent testing body. That is why we never rank our own products in a guide. If one is relevant, we mention it separately and label it as ours.
Questions
Write to ask@idanyehuda.com. If you think a guide falls short of this policy, tell us and we will look at it.