How AleMia began

One beautiful day, Alexander and Mia were playing in the yard. They both loved toys, but they had one problem — they both wanted the same red car.

“This is my car!” said Alexander.

“No, I saw it first!” Mia replied.

They argued a little and got upset too. Finally Grandma said:

“If you play together, you'll find much more fun.”

Alexander and Mia thought about it. Then they decided to share their toys and build a big toy city together. Alexander made the roads, and Mia added the houses and parks.

Soon their city turned out so beautiful that every child was amazed.

One day Mia had a new idea.

“What if we help kids find the toys they really want?”

Alexander loved the idea.

They sat down at the computer, learned a lot, and created AleMia shop — a place where kids can browse handmade treasures, compare what they like, and send a wish list to their grown-ups.

It quickly became popular. Children were happy because they could easily find things they loved.

Alexander and Mia realized that when people work together and listen to each other, the best ideas are born exactly then.