Sharing Toddler's Toys with Kids at the Park?

Such is life, toys break. Unless the kid that broke it is too big then I would still share it. It is important that your kid develops healthy social skills and you are the one to instil them.

1. were is a good place to find toys for kids?

Pssh! Toys 'R' Us, of course!

2. What Were You Were Favorite Childhood Toys As Kids?

rocks and dirt. blankets and pillows. a terrarium (for the frogs we found and spent ages gathering bugs for). most of our favorite "toys" were not actually the things you bought in a store. but the original star wars action figures come immediately to mind. legos. lincoln logs. frogger and asteroids and space invaders on the atari 2600.

3. Can I (16 Yr) Start A Fundraiser To Get Toys For Kids in Sandy Hook Elementary School?

GREAT ANSWER LESLIE !!! Your heart is in the right place. But I do not think this is going to make these kids feel better (most are on break right now for the holidays, and many are enjoying time home with family or away on a trip). But what I will tell you, here is an idea of what you can do with the bears AND honor a child and the child's trauma. Every day, a policeman will knock at a door. Mom / dad / adults will be arrested and kids will be taken to child services. Some police departments carry bears in their trunks to give to a child who is experiencing a trauma. This would bring comfort to a child in the time of immediate need. You might want to see if your police or fire dept have a program like this you could donate to

4. Any ideas for homemade toys for kids?

let them do a anthill.all you need is an empty jar put some soil int here and some ands.them let them look at it.normaly kids like too see animals

5. 2020 ASTRA Best Toys for Kids Award Winners Revealed •

Two months after revealing the full list of nominees, the American Specialty Toy Retailing Association (ASTRA) pulled back the curtain on the 2020 Best Toys for Kids Award winners. "ASTRA's Best Toys for Kids award program is different from other top toy lists because it reflects the collective expertise of hundreds of toy retailers who know toys inside out," says ASTRA President Kimberly Mosley. "The list of winners is a well-balanced representation of the fun, top-quality, high play value products consumers can find in locally-owned neighborhood toy stores around the country." The 2020 Best Toys for Kids Award Winners: ASTRA created the Best Toys for Kids program to assist its member stores in selling toys and educating customers during the fourth quarter.

6. Where can I Donate Toys for Kids & Feed the Homeless for

I donate every 8 weeks your toys should go to the Marine Drive Toys for Tots. No social agency will allow you near children. Call and local church and ask where the soup kitchen is located and date and times of operation. Giving should be done all year not just one day out of 365

7. Does Korean Airlines still give away toys to the kids, and/or toiletry kits in economy?

Last time i went in economy their was newspapers ,toiletry kits,and pillows/blankets

8. Do you think that there will be gay cartoons and gay toys for kids in the future?

Yes, their will be, but they can not be sexual in nature

9. Do you ever play with the toys in the kids section at wal-mart?

No and since I do not have many young relatives, I do not even go into the toy section any more

10. Do you think fast food companies should be banned from including toys in their kids meals?

Leave my toys alone!!!!!

11. The best smart toys for kids in 2016 and beyond

The numbers do not lie, with smart toy revenues predicted to reach over 1.8 billion for 2015, connected technology for kids has never been more popular. More surprising though is recent research that charts UK parents spending more per child than the US. As recent events have shown -- most notably the devastating hack of VTech and 727,000 childrens' data -- these toys come with risks attached too. That combination of security concerns and the high cost of entry make it more important than ever to get good value from what we buy our children. Here are the products delivering innovation and value this year. Running, jumping, hiding and shooting targets are detected by a range of sensors on the Iron Man Repulser unit worn on the arm. Children trigger different abilities with various buttons and motions and the toy offers audio, vibration and light-up feedback. The experience can be expanded with collectable Marvel toy characters that attach to the detectors to add new abilities. Other wearable tech like a set of Hulk fists also open up different game-play challenges. Star Wars and Frozen content is planned for next year, although whether this is a separate product or integrated with the first wave of toys is unclear. One of the biggest contributors to the headline $2.8 billion revenue figure are the Lego Dimensions, Skylanders Superchargers and Disney Infinity video-game toys. These are "connected" because they unlock content in the game and then save progress back to their built in NFC tech. Of the three Skylanders Superchargers offers arguably the best value through complete support of its back catalogue of figures and USB Portal peripherals. Lego Dimensions combines real Lego building with it's on-screen experience, though tops the price charts at just under 100, andDisney Infinity again touts a Star Wars tie in this year. 2016 will see new versions of each of these toys, of course, but not until late August or September at the earliest, ensuring a long life for your expensive purchase. Important to understand is that all these games can be completed with just the Starter Pack and extra characters or play-sets should be considered optional extras. Again Skylanders works well in this regard, as players can use existing characters to expand their experience in all areas. Slot car racing is under pressure from new upstarts like Anki Overdrive and Real FX that offer a free driving experience around a printed track. Scalextrics sticks to its slotted vision of model car racing but recently added in a connected app. The ARC system offers a set of enhancements to make racing easier and more competitive. It tracks fasted lap times, lap counts and even pit stops. This year Scalextric just announced the ARC AIR addition that does away with cables to make it easier to put your car back on the track when it spins off. It also adds changeable weather conditions, different tyre compounds and race incidents like oil spills. The experience is completed by a set of car customisations that can help young players get started and level the playing field if an expert is racing a novice. The level of personality and fun is great with BB-8 offering a range of motion and head movements along with pre-set commands like patrolling an area. There's also an augmented reality video projection feature that mimics R2-D2 classic Princess Leia message -- here though the image is on your smartphone screen rather than in real life. Cost is a consideration still with the Star Wars tie-in and features upping the price by about 30. If you are not a big fan of the franchise the standard Sphero may offer better value - it also has the benefit of a larger range of compatible apps. A series of games then uses the lettered or numbered tiles to create educational spelling and counting challenges for young players. Coloured shapes are also used to offer a more challenging Tangram game and most recently a art-trace experience to encourage drawing creativity. Osmo works because of the simple strong connection it makes between the physical object and the screen. This is accentuated by web-connected features that can customise the learning to include family photographs and familiar words. Certainly an experience aimed at younger players but the spelling game also works great as an after dinner game for adults too. Robot cars race round a clip together track controlled by iOS or Android smartphones to trigger weapons, control speed and change track position. The cars keep themselves on course automatically leaving the player to focus on combat and racing. It takes the breakneck speeds and spills of Scalextric and gives them a modern video-game twist. Along with game modes like King of the Hill and Battle are options to spend in-game points to upgrade vehicles between races. Better still is the ability to use the app to load AI drivers into the cars to race against. These are fully voiced with berating smack downs and feature both in the multiplayer mode and campaign mode. The track itself is flexible enough to loop up and down around furniture and because it's not powered it can happily be used outside. Connect is through two simple magnets that offer a strong click when in position. Anki Overdrive is not the cheapest smart racing game on the market but the level of fun and enjoyment is fabulous. The design of the cars comes from Minority Report vehicle designer Harald Belker and this attention to high production detail continues throughout. Following up on the success of Furby Boom, and a firm eye on the upcoming Star Wars film, Furbacca takes the virtual pet in a licensed direction. As with the original Furby this is love it or hate it territory but for young children the connected experience is compelling. With the Furby Boom app players can feed, wash and play games with Furby. Along with the usual interactive element, that detects treatment of Furby to determine how he evolves his personality, Furbacca adds Star Wars themed songs and adventures to the play pattern. The best feature about the Furby Boom toys is getting a group together and seeing how they interact and respond to each other - at times bursting out into barber shop renditions of favourite tunes. Just make sure you have plenty of batteries ready for Christmas day. The band can be customised using the Pixel Furnace software to create player's own light up designs and messages. Finally the band includes a set of pre-loaded Minecraft worlds not available elsewhere.