Hi ya - I'm Blair. I spent over a decade in corporate finance, working alongside companies I genuinely loved. The work was good. But somewhere between the back-to-back meetings, I started to feel the distance between the life I was living and the one I actually wanted.
 

When I was laid off, I didn't look for the next corporate role. I looked at my husband, Hamilton, and our kids. I wanted to be the one picking them up from school. To trade the conference calls for slow cooked meals, long walks, and trampoline jumps that go on longer than they probably should. So I made the leap.
 

When the corporate chapter closed I didn't go looking for another one. This idea had been on my heart for a long time and I wasn't willing to set it aside again. I wanted to build something rooted in community, in sustainability, in the belief that families are better together than apart.

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Kids don't need more toys. They need the right toy at the right moment. Something that meets them where they are, sparks something real, and moves on when they're ready.
 

Toy libraries, a community tradition that has existed in Europe for decades and never quite taken root here the way it should. Good Neighbor was born from that belief. That families deserve beautiful, purposeful toys without the clutter, the cost, and the waste. That neighborhoods are stronger when they share. That sustainability isn't a luxury, it's just good sense.
 

We're here for the families who want to live with less and give their kids more of what actually matters.
 

Welcome to the neighborhood.