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To celebrate Brick's 67th Birthday LEGO Discovery Center Boston is launching a brand-new event called LEGO Creativity Academy this Thursday, January 30th, through March 3rd.

Or, I end up buying something similar to what my kid has rather than something a little different. "To save time (and my sanity) I always look to a top toys list for inspiration - I don't have ...

so look for toys and gifts that challenge their fine motor skills. by Caitlin Giddings and Wirecutter Staff Some of the best gifts for 1-year-olds are those that engage kids’ rapidly developing ...

The U.K. Department for Science, Innovation and Technology has warned that remotely accessed sex toys remain a turn-on for hackers and could “inflict physical and psychological harm” on their ...

The Simba the Lion King Cub buildable toy is perfect for kids aged 6 and up. It celebrates The Lion King's 30th anniversary with a LEGO Simba figure and a small leaf build featuring four 'bugs ...

The best binoculars for kids are robust, lightweight and fantastic educational tools to spark their curiosity in wildlife, astronomy and more. Whether they’re exploring the night sky ...

Upon declaring, “A new chapter begins,” Stray Kids set the tone for 2025 with a bold proclamation that could see them rewriting musical history. Revealed through their annual “STEP OUT ...

but then the kids make it worth it with all the different toys and the smiles and all that," he told the New York Post the following year. Here’s everything to know about Ryan Fitzpatrick’s ...

The parent guide is intended to help those families who may not have the option to pull their kids from public schools, but still want to protect their children as best as they can. "We are deeply ...

As a culture, “we’re becoming increasingly prescriptive about what to say or do or not do with the mentality that we could screw up our kids if we say or do the wrong thing,” she says.