Kids Russia: a specialist trade event for children's goods
Kids Russia is a specialised exposition for children's and family goods within the international multi-thematic B2B exhibition Skrepka Expo. The organiser positions it for manufacturers and suppliers presenting products to professional buyers and distribution channels.
16–18 February 2027
Timiryazev Center Exhibition Complex, Moscow, Russia
6 Verkhnyaya Alleya Street, Building 1, Moscow
Use the event as a focused opportunity to review product ranges, discuss supplier fit and exchange knowledge with other professionals in the children's-goods trade.
Why Kids Russia matters to trade professionals
Compare products for a defined assortment
The show covers a wide range of children's and family goods. Retailers and distributors can use the category mix to compare products against their customers, price points, quality requirements and seasonal plans. Manufacturers and suppliers can explain product features and discuss how their ranges fit retail, wholesale and online channels.
Combine product discovery with industry exchange
The organiser describes a business programme of seminars, roundtables and thematic sessions with industry experts. The detailed 2027 sessions should be checked with the organiser as plans are confirmed.
Who should visit Kids Russia?
Retail buyers and category managers
Useful if you source children's goods for retail chains or specialist shops. Prioritise the categories missing from your range, compare product specifications and ask suppliers about order quantities, delivery terms, safety documentation and seasonal availability.
Marketplace sellers and online retailers
Use the product groups to identify items that fit your online assortment, including toys, school and creative products, baby goods and licensed merchandise. Prepare questions on product information, packaging, stock continuity and fulfilment requirements.
Wholesalers, distributors and importers
Compare suppliers and product breadth across children's and family categories. Discuss target channels, territory, distribution terms and the support available for launching a range; assess each opportunity against your own commercial requirements.
What can you find at Kids Russia?
- Products, services and amenities for children and teenagers
- Games and toys
- Products for newborns and babies, pregnant women and nursing mothers
- Development, education, school supplies, stationery, hobbies and creativity
- Children's clothing, footwear, accessories and textiles
- Beauty and health products, sports, outdoor activities and travel
- Household and festive products, children's food and beverages
- Licensed products and offers
How to prepare for Kids Russia
- Set a buying or selling objective. Decide which categories, customer groups or supplier questions matter most to your business.
- Build a shortlist. Review the organiser's event information and exhibitor resources when available, then group priority contacts into must-meet, useful and if-time-allows.
- Bring clear product questions. For toys and children's goods, compare age range, materials, safety and conformity documentation, packaging, minimum order quantities, lead times and after-sales support.
- Record decisions as you go. Note the company, product, fit with your range, contact and agreed next action so that promising conversations can be followed up.
After Kids Russia: turn conversations into decisions
Sort contacts by urgency. Request catalogues, specifications, samples or commercial terms where appropriate, and compare each offer against your product, compliance and delivery requirements before committing. Suppliers can follow up with the information buyers requested and clarify distribution or channel questions.
Is Kids Russia worth visiting?
Kids Russia is most relevant to professionals who buy, distribute, sell or develop children's and family products. Its broad product categories can support cross-category sourcing, while the business programme adds an industry-exchange dimension. A focused category brief and prepared supplier questions will make comparisons more useful than an unplanned walk through the event.
Kids Russia 2027 at a glance
| Item | Information |
|---|
| Event | Kids Russia, specialised exposition for children's and family goods |
| Dates | 16–18 February 2027 |
| Venue | Timiryazev Center Exhibition Complex, 6 Verkhnyaya Alleya Street, Building 1 |
| City and country | Moscow, Russia |
| Organiser | GRAND EXPO, OOO |
| Main sectors | Children's goods, toys, baby products, education, stationery, clothing, health and beauty, outdoor goods and licensed products |
| Programme | Business programme, seminars, roundtables and thematic sessions described by the organiser; check for 2027 details |
Plan your visit with a clear objective
Which product gaps, supplier questions or market insights do you want to resolve at Kids Russia? Arrive prepared to compare, record and follow up: discover, assess, connect and decide.
Children's goods opportunities in Russia
Market context
TAdviser reports Russian toy and game production of RUB 17.6 billion in 2025, down 6% year on year. This production figure is a useful sector indicator, but it does not establish retail demand or prove market growth.
What this may mean for exhibitors and visitors
Manufacturers and suppliers may use Kids Russia to explore distribution conversations and assess buyer requirements. Retailers and distributors could compare local and international product ranges and evaluate suppliers, safety documentation, quality and channel fit. The production trend is a reason to test product-market fit carefully, not an assurance of commercial opportunity. No current industry-specific market-entry rules were verified for this guide.
Discover Moscow
Kids Russia is held in Moscow at the Timiryazev Center; the city offers art collections that can provide a cultural visit around business days.
Tretyakov Gallery
The Lavrushinsky Lane gallery presents Russian art from the 12th to the early 20th century.
New Tretyakov
At Krymsky Val, the New Tretyakov focuses on twentieth-century and contemporary art, including avant-garde and nonconformist works. Consider setting aside time for one of the collections alongside the exhibition days.
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