toys

Traveling down the toy aisle at Walmart on South Broadway, I have found that there is a big resurgence in 80's and 90's toys. Why is this?

I made the kids sort through old toys last weekend and our donation pile turned out to be a mountain. And that makes me sad! It's not just the emotional attachment. It has much more to do with good ole parental guilt.

We don't have to grow up after all!

Anyone else have a Furby? Or a Lite Brite? Even though newer versions are still in stores, the vintage ones are worth a ton. And those old Star Wars and G.I. Joe action figures might even help you with a down payment on a car.

When you gather upwards of 35 vendors, you can imagine the trove of treasures waiting for you at such an event. A picker's paradise.

Fidget Spinners caught on like crazy last year, but the newest trend in fiddling might turn out to be even bigger. Enter The Squishy! Co-workers may already have them, and parents may love them just as much as kids do.

Finding those hard to find toys this Christmas could become even more hard to find.

Most kids have these things and they're supposed to reduce stress and help with concentration, but do they work?

A few more Hatchimals made their way to select stores over the weekend, but they're gone again.  What do Hatchimals do anyway?

Your cat might enjoy this.  Feel free to print it out and put it up by the litter box.

It's more about giving than receiving for a lot of people during the Christmas holidays. Seeing the joy on a kids face when they receive a gift and the excitement that they have when they get to open that gift is all the payment a lot of people need.

This hilarious video shows the Seattle Seahawks using Toys r Us toys to train for the upcoming football season. Though this is not necessarily true, it brings great laughs. Imagine if slip and slides and Tonka trucks were a part of every pro teams training camp.