toys

The major toy company Mattel got a surprising letter from one Western New York woman who admitted to stealing... It happens from time to time--you hear of a kid stealing something and mom or dad would march them right back into the store and demand they give it back and apologize...

Sometimes the things you once thought were the coolest things ever you realize were not that great! Moon shoes anyone? Check out what happens when these adults review toys from their past.

If you're going to buy one toy this holiday season, do not make it this one.

Just because a toys packaging says it's age appropriate, doesn't mean that it is.

You have to feel for the girl, but it doesn't take away from how funny this awful situation is. Good news is it looks like they won enough money to buy a couple more... Again, I feel bad for laughing...but I can't stop. Can't see the video...

We made a list of things that our kids will NEVER see ever during their lifetime. Think--walkmans, pay phone or floppy discs. If you can think of anything else, check out and add it to our list. Watch Ellen show kids some of these things and watch their reactions...

When we outgrow our toys, we tend to shove them into a drawer and forget about them. But not everyone does that.

Got to hand it to this dog! After making his younger sibling cry because he can't share, he tries to make up for it by delivering just about everything but the kitchen sink!

If you are a parent and you feel like you're drowning in your kids' toys, don't feel alone. It's easy to become overwhelmed with all the stuff that kids get. Seriously, just have one birthday party for a kid and see if you don't need a whole new room for all their stuff.

We honored Abraham Lincoln on his birthday yesterday, and today we focus on a toy that some history books say was named after Abe Lincoln because he was born in a log cabin. Lincoln Logs were invented in 1916 by the son of architect Frank Lloyd Wright.

Remember Madballs and Popples? If you, like us, managed to successfully block out most of your childhood, the answer is a resounding "no"!

The other day, my friends and I got together, and we started talking about some of the incredible toys that we had as kids. We brought up everything from M.U.S.C.L.E.S. Wrestler figures to pogo balls, and everything in between. Somebody said, “Wouldn’t it be cool if you could have one of those toys mailed to your house?”