Each year, there's an "it" toy — the thing every kid sees in a TV commercial and then wants to see under the Christmas tree.This whole phenomenon may have started ...

AI-powered toys have moved from novelty shelves to the center of the holiday shopping aisle, promising smarter playmates that ...

Lego has a nostalgia problem. I do, too. Like Hollywood and its eternal cycle of remakes, the Danish company has found a ...

Kylie Jenner celebrated her mother's Christmas Eve party in a black John Galliano gown. Kim Kardashian was in SKIMS pajamas ...

After living with oesophageal adenocarcinoma for nearly five years, my dad had wound up in the emergency room on Dec. 1 with ...

Looking back at 2025 is like remembering a wild ride on a tariff-powered roller coaster for Beth Benike, the founder and CEO of Busy Baby.

The American Psychiatric Association or APA finds more people feel anxious or depressed during the holidays than in 2024 or ...

Mattel and other toy companies have been working on AI toys that are expected to be unveiled in 2026, but child safety groups have raised concerns about products already being sold.

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Commentary: AI-powered toys are weird, creepy and proving to be harmful to kids. Let's just stick with normal toys, yeah? Macy is a writer on the AI Team. She covers how AI is changing daily life and ...

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