Mike Wood, Whose LeapFrog Toys Taught a Generation, Dies at 72
Source: New York Times
Mike Wood was a young father when his toddler’s struggles to read led him to develop one of a generation’s most fondly remembered toys.Mr. Wood’s 3-year-old son, Mat, knew the alphabet but couldn’t pronounce the letter sounds. A lawyer in San Francisco, Mr. Wood had a new parent’s anxiety that if his child lagged as a reader, he would forever struggle in life.So on his own time, Mr. Wood developed the prototype…
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