toys

Hoverboards are one of this Christmas hottest gift requests. But it's a different type of "hot" that has gotten hoverboards into some trouble.

These toys can be choked on, break limbs, take out an eye or confuse children on the difference between fake and real weapons.

Bunchems are known as a modern day LEGO, and if your child has them on their wish list for Christmas, you might want to be aware of this hazard.

You could blow up a battleship. Then you could get super-soaked. Then dry off and play a little Twister. The nominees are in for the National Toy Hall of Fame.

The Oujia board — sold by Hasbro since 1967 — now comes in a hot pink. Yes, now children can enjoy all the fun trying to contact spirits.

These 'Frozen' toys are expected to be red-hot sellers this Christmas. Is Olaf, Anna, Elsa, Sven, and Kristoff on your list this year?

"Sorry, kids, you'll have to leave the room while Daddy deals with this toy packaging."

I love the Easy-Bake Oven! Don't judge me. Is it so wrong!?

There are a few toys, okay, several toys, that kids will want this year for Christmas. But are the parents on board with these?

I still joke with the kids that "when I was young we had a stick to play with, and we liked it!" We actually had a little more than that. We had a tractor tire inner-tube in the back yard and a garden hose.