toys

Find out what to do if you currently own the 'Just Like Home' toy toaster set from Toys "R" Us!

Most of our children’s rooms are brimming to the top with toys. However, what are the right toys to help develop their problem solving skills and nurture their creativity? Read on to find out more…

Cleaning your kids' toys regularly is crucial in keeping nasty germs and bugs at bay. We bring you tips on how to clean your kids' toys... keep reading for some great information.

If you’re having a difficult time thinking of the best gift for a kid, think no further because we’ve got the answers to the best gift stores for kids. Better than Santa Clause any day!

Girls' toys are pink, boys' toys are blue; girls play with dolls, boys play with cars: such are the gender stereotypes that have worked their way into the world of children's toys. But Goldie Blox is busting these stereotypes by encouraging little girls to build, create and think.

We've found some weird toys that you would just never buy for your kids. We can't even believe some of these toys were made and marketed.

Judith, the mommy-to-be doll, was a 90s toy that has resurfaced after years and is making waves online. Find out why this doll went against the conventional concept of a Barbie doll, and decide for yourself whether you would get it for your child or not!

For most people today, a children keyboard usually conjures up images of brightly coloured plastic keyboards with electronic, out-of-tune sounds. Let us hark back to a simpler time without batteries and weird sound effects. Enter the Schoenhut® toy piano...

If you're wondering why your toddler is mouthing every object he can get his hands on, this article explains it all, and gives tips too!

Work towards a good cause by going cuddly with IKEA this festive season and let the IKEA soft toys give more than a hug! Till December 24th, each soft toy will make a difference to a child in the IKEA-UNICEF Save the Children programme. For every soft toy purchased, the IKEA Foundation will donate one Euro (equivalent to SGD $1.75) to fund education programmes worldwide supported by UNICEF and Save the Children.

Each child is unique in their own way. You wouldn't get a baseball bat for your girly girl or sewing kit for a tom boy, right? Unless, of course, you want to introduce something new in their lives or try to reshape their personality. So, here is a gift idea guide to help you match the gift to the personality of your child and help you along with your Christmas shopping. Happy Shopping!