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Thirteen year-old McKenna Pope is fighting mad at Hasbro, and this little activist wants some positive changes now. The eighth grader, who hails from Garfield, New Jersey, has started a petition on Change.org asking Hasbro to make their Easy Bake Ovens more gender-neutral.

Scandinavian Toys"R"Us licensee Top-Toy has taken a new approach to making sure kids get what they really want for Christmas: a fully gender-blind catalog that erases the line between boys' and girls' toys.

In an attempt to be a forethought on the shopping lists of parents this holiday season, Toys R Us has announced plans to match the prices of their competition. The company’s new “price-match guarantee” will be extended to all products from Toys R Us and Babies R Us retail outlets.

Lady Gaga, her management at Atom Factory and her merchandising company Bravado are being sued over a line of Bratz dolls made in Gaga’s image and likeness. Actually, the dolls were never produced, so they are being sued for breach of contract for failing to approve the line of dolls in time for the 2012 shopping season.

Since it is Christmas time, I was surfing the internet to find some fun and interesting gifts. What I found was far from that, I found the most inappropriate gifts for kids. Keep reading to find out what I found. Yes, people really do buy these things for their children...

One is a board game character. Another is a famous doll with her own Malibu Dream House. And let's not forget the Captain on a famous cereal box. You have seen many of these characters on T.V. and you may even know part of their name. But, believe or not, these 'people' actually have full names that, until now, you might not have ever known. So, let's pee ... Read More ...

Last night I found myself unable to sleep so I spent my insomnia surfing the web.  I hopped onto the Toys R Us website only to find something from my childhood that I absolutely adored, Cabbage Patch Kids!  Not just any Cabbage Patch Kids, but the vintage sailor dressed Cabbage Patch Kid.

If you are like me you had an Easy-Bake Oven growing up.  I'm pretty sure just about every little girl since 1963 has had an Easy-Bake Oven.  Yes, the designs have changed over the years but one thing remained the same,  the 100-watt light bulb that was required to cook the food.