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Movie-related products are still hitting the market despite delays for new and upcoming films.

Medical professionals, grocery workers, and delivery drivers on the job during the coronavirus pandemic are getting action figures and toys in their likeness as part of a series that Mattel calls “#ThankYouHeroes.” The “Barbie” maker recently unveiled a series of $20 action figures featuring nurses, doctors, delivery drivers and EMTs. It’s also selling a $20 “Little People Community Champions” set…

Hasbro said Tuesday that all its packaging for new products will be mostly plastic free by the end of 2022.

Johnny visits vintage toy store Land of Oohs and Oz before heading to Babyland General Hospital where he delivers his very own Cabbage Patch baby!

Cabbage patch dolls, pillow pets and Nerf guns may seem like a good holiday gift for children, but one group is saying otherwise.

From Cabbage Patch Kids to Hatchimals, here are 8 of the best-selling toys of holiday shopping seasons past.

A Miami-Dade man accused of fatally shooting his wife in front of the couple’s young children was waking up behind bars in South Florida Tuesday after he was extradited from Georgia.

A Boston-based child safety group has released its annual holiday list of the ten most hazardous toys.

Kid toy experts Evan and Jillian demonstrate some of the most popular toys, including Hatchimals, which continue their run to be some of the hottest toys for 2017.

Arts and crafts store Hobby Lobby is recalling more than 40,000 light-up spinner toys in Easter and July 4th themes after a toddler ingested a coin-sized battery. The spinners, sold in various colors, present a choking and ingestion hazard for young children, the store said in its recall. About 43,400 of the toys were recalled, after being sold nationwide at...

Hatchimals were the hottest item of the holiday season, but with some parents complaining they took hours to hatch, the toy may not be all it’s cracked up to be, CNBC reported. The interactive toy from Spin Master hatches from a plastic egg, but some parents took to Twitter to say it took hours for their kids’ Hatchimals to hatch,...

Consumer should keep an eye on what they purchase this holiday season, as recalled toys may still be available in online stores, a new report says. In its annual Trouble in Toyland report, the U.S. Public Interest Research Group Education Fund alerts consumers to recalled toys from January 2015 to October 2016 that may still be in their home, or...

Dinosaur claws inspired by the movie “Jurassic World” and a quick-folding trampoline are among the items on a consumer watchdog group’s annual list of hazardous toys released Wednesday.

Before you buy that must-have toy for your child this holiday season, the U.S. Public Interest Research Group is reminding parents that it still sees plenty of what it calls, “Trouble in Toyland.”