A remote-controlled pram, a car seat that tells parents that a child has been left in the car and many recycled toys - these and many other products from the baby industry were presented at the 13th Kids' Time in Kielce. The approximately 4500 visitors came from countries such as Spain, Italy, England, Iceland, Romania, Slovenia, Morocco and even the United Arab Emirates were guests. In Kielce, they met the offer of about 300 exhibitors, including 40 companies from 13 countries. For the first time, there was an area for newcomers with the "Kids' Time Fair – Expo Debuts Zone". The nine companies exhibited at the hard goods fair for baby and children's equipment included baby monitors, remote-controlled swings, a self-heating bottle, footrests for cars and educational board games. Foreign journalists and participants of the Hosted Buyer Programme followed the presentations. The aim of the Hosted Buyer Programme, which attracted several dozen industry representatives and buyers, was to familiarise the foreign guests with the exhibitors' offerings and to establish business contacts. The supporting programme of Kids' Time included the presentations in the Business Forum, among others on Trends 2023 by New York-based toy specialist Rayne Rice, or the explanations by Szymon Niestryjewski from SN Accounts on exporting Polish products to the UK.