Mike Wood, the founder of the LeapFrog toy company, died earlier this month by physician-assisted suicide. He was 72.

The young father, worried his struggles with reading would continue as he got older, began working on an innovative prototype that would later become a best-selling toy across the US.

Mike Wood, the founder of LeapFrog Enterprises, died by physician assisted suicide surrounded by his family on April 10.

Image Mr. Wood in 2003 with Little Leap, one of his company’s educational toys.Credit...Marcio Jose Sanchez/Associated Press He had “famously fluffy hair,” Chris D’Angelo, LeapFrog’s ...

Mike Wood, a parent who wanted a better way to teach his son to read and developed the wildly popular LeapPad tablet that revolutionized learning, has died at 72. LeapFrog Enterprise’s LeapPad quickly ...

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