toys

A Fresh Prince of Bel-Air cartoon and toys are in the planning stages.

"The stuffed monkey was in a brown purse with a pink tassel - the purse isn’t important but the stuffed monkey is."

Come take a brisk walk down memory lane and bring your best friend with you, we're about to go diving into the toy box of our minds.

As parents we are willing to do almost anything to get that special gift that our children have requested for Christmas. Here are five of my family's more memorable searches for the holiday season.

In an effort to protect families in Louisiana, Attorney General Jeff Landry has issued a warning to parents about toys that have been recalled. Take a look at the list.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to drive one of your old Hot Wheels cars? This video puts you pretty close to the driver's seat.

Haven't bought a Fidget Spinner yet? Just hold out a few more weeks and check out our list of "gotta have" toys that no one's "gotta have" anymore.

62-year-old Catherine Hettinger from Orlando, Florida invented them back in the '90s and got a patent in 1997. She pitched the product to several companies, including Hasbro, but everyone turned her down.

Needless to say Elmo without fur is not something you'd leave in the kid's room with the lights off.

There's agony and then there's what happens when your foot makes contact with a Lego.

How many of these products would have been under your tree at Christmas?

No matter how great a deal you get at Best Buy it won't top this one.

This might not be one of the hottest toys this holiday season, but it is the funniest.

This is the one toy that every parent is spending extra time on hold with Santa's workshop to request for their children.

Today with CJ and Debbie Ray In The Morning, CJ and Debbie Ray talked about a new list of toys out this year, that you should NOT buy this Christmas. Just because it's on the shelf for you to buy, doesn't mean you should.

Together, Jason Bienvenu and Brandon Gary created Spero Studios which plans to bring the joys of the 4-inch action figures of the 70's, 80's, and 90's back to the masses!

We licked lead paint on our baby cribs, drank out of the garden hose and played outside even after dark. I don't know about you, but those were the days. Our kids these days haven't a clue as to what real fun is. But I saw something advertised on television the other night that we should have had.

No matter what year, no matter what decade, there have always been must-have holiday toys.

A YouTube channel looked back 100-years and here's the toys they found to be most popular. Do you see one of your favorites in this video?

Sometimes we have all the tools we need, we just never thought to connect them together. This is Dad engineering at its finest.