10,000 Brilliant Ideas

A promo scheme for some yogurt maker (or the like) where the yogurt comes in tight plastic (or something else) cups that can be played afterward. You can have several sizes and collect the set. Of course you could also pay a little more for sticks and the stand where each of the containers fit snugly into.

Kids love to play in the sink. Mine do anyway. They enjoy a basin of water as much as the next kid, but they really want the tap on-full blast. Couldn't we invent a pump that keeps the water flowin without causing local droughts? If electric isn't feasible, perhaps using the pressure from the tap to circulate some water (albeit not at the same volume).

The sled, sledge, sleigh or whatever you call it is due for a revamping. Introducing the Slayboard (misspelled for coolness sakes). It better resembles a knee board then a sled, but the idea is to cruise down ski and snowboard style runs on your knees - pro style. Noting the past trends of this kind of sport equipment (bikes, scooters, etc.), it seems clear the time has come for the sled to see the spotlight and become the new extreme sport.

I want little porcelain figurines, or music boxes or what have you that you use to decorate your house. But instead of being made of porcelain they are made of some indestructible plastic or rubber. They still look nice (and grown-up), but they don't break with curiosity.

These are like regular stickers kids already enjoy, but they use post-it glue instead of super glue or whatever they currently use so kids can stick them wherever and they don't stay forever.

This is a new sport. Actually it's just dividing the sport of volleyball into hard-core bump-set-spike volleyball and fun-loving, see-how-many-times-you-can-actually-hit-it-over-the-net Bally Ball. Basically the net's so high you can't spike it. We could brainstorm some additions like hoops to hit it through quidditch-style or a point value that increases with the number of volleys.

You open the lid and it makes a nice little ramp. Then using a foot or broom you simply sweep the toys up the lid into the box.