'It was a rather unfortunate sequence of events,' Nick Hardman told Newsweek, until it led to more people learning about his work.
A man who creates bespoke toys for sick and disabled children was left frustrated when an Amazon delivery of toy material was mistakenly thrown away, but it had surprising positive consequences.Nick Hardman, 41, is a single father to two children, and for the last several years, has dedicated his life to creating special toys for kids with medical devices from his 3D Toy Shop.
'People would see the video and click on the page, and if they had disabled kids, they would fill out the form and request a teddy,' Hardman said.A spokesperson for Amazon told Newsweek: 'We have high standards for our delivery service partners and expect every parcel to be handled with care. We're pleased the customer did get his order, and we're delighted there's been a happy ending and he's now able to help even more children.
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