Teeny Genius

Teeny Genius is a toy company founded by Margaret Fretz in 2004. The company’s primary product was Videos, including Teeny Mozart, Teeny Shakespeare, and Teeny Galileo.

In 2006, Gymboree released the first Teeny Genius Video as well as the only TG VHS, called Languages Everywhere, the forgien video would teach babies about counting and saying the alphabet in English, Spanish, French, Japanese, Hebrew, German, and Russian.

In 2010, an issue of the Teeny Genius magazine promoted ZOOM, as well as on the First cover of the Magazine in February of 2007 featured the Characters of Yo Gabba Gabba Promoting the series as well.

Teeny Genius was originally owned by Independent until after Teeny Shakespeare‘s initial release in 2008. The company was bought to Family Educational Entertainment, whom would own the company until after both Teeny Dolittle titles were released in 2010, and the company was sold to Disney. Margaret left Teeny Genius after the initial release of Teeny Beethoven to work on popular app Baby Fun and DVD Series the Cool Company.

During her 2011 audition for Zoom, Ella Fretz told the chicken joke she also told in Teeny Bach.