At ABC Kid's Expo, the center of the convention hall is full of smaller booths, while the walled fortresses of the Baby Industrial Complex giants ring the perimeter.
And if a design proves itself by selling for several years in a row on the floor--like, say, David Netto's original cribs--then it is knocked off by one of the giants--like, say Quebec-based Morigeau Lepine--for sale through wider, longer-established distribution at a cheaper price point. It's win-win-win!
Or lose-win-draw, depending how you're scoring.
Wait a second... I think that sign's been photoshopped!
[absolutely NOT. Image Converted, yes, but not Photoshopped. -ed.]