In a recent survey of 410 toy manufacturers, the Toy Association found that 81 percent of small companies were delaying orders due to the tariffs, with 64 percent canceling them outright.

Supported by most political forces, the EU institutions advanced a proposal to ban toxic chemicals from toys sold in European markets. Those chemicals could pose considerable health risks for kids.

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QUEZON CITY (PIA) — Summer break means more playtime for school kids. However, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is warning parents and guardians to make sure that the toys your kids play with ...

Fisher-Price issued a recall this week for an estimated 253,000 Brunch & Go Stroller Toys over a potential choking hazard. According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, the yolk of the toy ...

Tara then showed the toy safes owned by her sons, which were completely empty, as she emphasised: “Down into breaking into the kids’ safes. What scum on earth?” The TikTok star then snapped ...

TOYS ARE SAFE, ARE THE SAFEST AND BEST FOR THEIR DEVELOPMENT? CONSUMER REPORTS HAS IMPORTANT GUIDANCE ON WHAT PARENTS SHOULD CONSIDER WHEN BUYING OR GIFTING TOYS. DOCTOR DARIA LONG IS AN EMERGENCY ...

Thirty years ago, toys were the most important thing for kids and the retailers trying to appeal to them eBay If you were growing up in the 90s or raising someone who was, you know that there was ...

But I gotta say, the last place I thought I’d find dailies was in an app for long-distance sex toys. Lovense is a company that creates sex toys that sync up across long distances through an app.

TikTok user Liv Wallace, who posts under the username @livewallace_, shared a clip of her collie herding her toys, afraid they would end up in the fire. She wrote: "Every time dad puts another log ...

THE Consumer Affairs Commission (CAC) and Jamaica Fire Brigade (JFB) are encouraging parents and guardians to prioritise children’s health and well-being when shopping for toys this Christmas.