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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 21
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Jul 9, 2026
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New Stuff Alert: Preorder These Pokémon Cards Before They Hit the Resale Market (opens the original)
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For this week’s Don’t Dillydally, we’ve rounded up a range of newly released products we’re particularly excited about, including a five-in-one play table from Lovevery, soft and slouchy totes from Dagne Dover, and a mini e-reader that’s smaller than a smartphone. New! You can now save this product for later. A textural change for Dagne Dover, whose original bags are made of more structured neoprene. New! You can now save this product for later. One piece of kids’ furniture that switches between
Hot Wheels, American Girl, LEGO: The Best Advent Calendars for Kids (So Far) (opens the original)
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Even in this economy, the Advent calendar industrial complex is thriving. Sure, it’s early days, but some of this year’s most popular Advent calendars for kids — particularly from NeeDoh and various other squishy brands, LEGO, Pokémon, Fuggler, and Crazy Aaron’s Thinking Putty — have either started to sell out or are going fast. So it’s definitely worth planning ahead. If you know a child with their heart set on a NeeDoh Advent calendar this year, your best bet is to stop in at your local indepe
The Toniebox Lite Is My New Favorite Toniebox (opens the original)
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My 3.5-year-old son is a perfect test subject for the new Toniebox Lite. He has been playing with a Toniebox (first the original, then the Toniebox 2 that launched in 2025) since before his first birthday. He also has a Yoto Mini that we treat like a toddler Walkman, bringing it on the subway with headphones and packing it on family trips. So he knows the competition. We have been testing our Toniebox Lite for about two months, and he’s been listening to the Bluey, Bingo, and Muffin Tonies on re
What Author and Illustrator Oliver Jeffers’s Kids Can’t Live Without (opens the original)
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In this kid-centric spinoff of our celebrity shopping column, we’re focusing on stuff that some of our favorite famous people rely on to make parenting easier, more fun, more stylish, or some combination of the three. For this edition, we talked to children’s author and illustrator Oliver Jeffers — whose newest book, A Day Off School, is out now — about the Tin Can landline phone, Spalding bouncy ball, and Welly first-aid kit his 8-year-old daughter and 10-year-old son can’t live without. If you
Everything I’d Buy From the New Delia’s Collection for Target (opens the original)
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I am old enough to remember flipping through the now iconic pages of the Delia’s catalogue in my childhood bedroom. I don’t think I ever bought anything, but I did use the pictures as inspiration for school outfits, makeup, and ways to wear my hair. Now, with new owners eyeing a rebirth for the beloved ’90s teen brand after much nostalgic adoration on Instagram and TikTok, Delia’s has launched a new collection with Target. The collaboration, which follows a similar partnership with Dolls Kill, i
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