How do I get toy suggestions from my child's interests?

Add your children's interests when you sign up, or any time from Settings. From then on, matching toys appear as suggestions on your Adopt lane — little nudges whenever something turns up that fits exactly what they love. The more you tell us, the better the treasure map.

Do I have to add them?

Not at all. Adding interests is completely optional — skip it, do it later, or change your mind a hundred times. Loopyty works perfectly well without them; they just make the right toys easier to find.

Does Loopyty use them for ads or tracking?

Never. Your children's interests are used for one thing only — helping the right toys find their way home to your kids. No ads, no tracking, no sneaky business.

Behold — get toy suggestions from your child's interests

This one's really for you — and it's pure magic. Tell Loopyty what your kids love, and the perfect toys come looking for them.

And here's the best part: Loopyty will never track you, and never push a single thing at you. No ads. No sneaky business. This one exists for one magnificent reason — to help the right toys find their way home to your children. Tell us what they're wild about, and wonderful things start heading your way.

How interest-based toy suggestions work

Add your children's interests, and toy suggestions start appearing in the Adopt lane on your dashboard — tiny magical nudges, every time a toy turns up that matches exactly what they love. Less hunting. More finding. It's a treasure map that draws itself.

Your family, out in the world

Add their interests and they shine on your public profile too — so other families can spot what your kids adore. Share the same passions as another family? They can follow you and get a little ping every time you list something new. More friends for your toys — and who doesn't want that?

Adding interests is optional

No pressure. None. This one is completely, gloriously up to you. Add interests when you sign up, or wander into Settings and change them whenever the mood strikes. Skip it, do it later, change your mind a hundred times — all perfectly fine.

Where your kids' interests work their magic

Your children's interests quietly help you in four places:

filtering when you search for toys — the good stuff floats to the top
on your wish list — so people can see what your kid is dreaming of (private — only visible to people you share the link with)
on your seller profile — visitors get a feel for what your family's treasures might be, through your family's collective interests (public)
as suggestions on your Adopt lane — when a toy matches, it comes and finds you