Reviewed by Wayne Fleisig, Ph.D. When it comes to toys, parents should not feel guilty for taking a less-is-more approach Make sure you rotate the toy selection available to your kids, and create ...

Legos for days; endless stuffed animals; a replica of every dinosaur that ever existed. Wall-to-wall toys can be a parent’s personal hell — of our own creation. Maybe you can’t say no to other ...

Some American homes are absolutely overflowing with toys. Parents and grandparents spend lots of time looking for just the right gifts. As a result, kids get more action figures and Legos than they ...

Parents, step away from the toy aisle. Turns out your toddler doesn’t need a mountain of plushies, plastic cars and magnetic mayhem — they might just need four toys. Yep, four. According to Dr. Alexia ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Getty Images Overwhelmed by toys? Cut down on the clutter by building a small dedicated space for play in your kids' favorite spot ...

If you were to walk in to my house on any given day you would see an abundance of toys. Barbies and baby dolls litter the playroom floor and I’m constantly finding stuffed animals lining my sofa. The ...

"Many parents believe that more toys will result in less fighting because there are more options available. However, the opposite is true far too often. Siblings argue about toys. And every time we ...

People are familiar with how a book library works: You view and select from a collection of books and borrow one or two for a certain amount of time. That’s exactly how the Minnesota Toy Library works ...