Getty Images. Forget L.O.L. Dolls and Baby Yoda (aka The Child). The latest toy craze is here, making waves in households across the country, and it's basically glorified bubble wrap. Featured ...

This Pumpkin Stress Relief Bubble Fidget Toy ($10) is serving serious RBF. Stash it away in your desk when work gets stressful. Pumpkin Stress Relief Bubble Fidget Toy Thankfully, the Yang Xin.Style ...

As many brick-and-mortar stores give way to online retailing, not everyone is going along with the trend. Kylee Hornack-­Kohler and her mother, Denise Hornack, are popping the scenario with their new ...

The Pop It toy craze has finally given us an answer to the question, “What if bubble wrap could, like, re-generate or something?” Predictably, it is super satisfying for kids and adults alike. Pop Its ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. (NEXSTAR) – Illinois fourth-grader Lizzie ...

(JTA) — If you know any young children or fidgety adults, chances are you’ve seen, heard, or coveted a handheld piece of dimpled silicone known as a “pop-it.” The must-have toy was originally created ...

According to the neurodiversity experts at Understood.org, “Most young kids can’t sit still for long periods of time.” Quieting your body and focusing your attention without rocking, fidgeting or ...

The viral TikTok toy of summer - ah, so satisfying - has a surprising history. Columnist The Tampa Bay Times e-Newspaper is a digital replica of the printed paper seven days a week that is available ...

HOUSTON — In the 70s it was bell bottoms. In the 90s was all about grunge, but this school year, students will be upping their accessory game. “My son wanted some really cool masks with a camping ...

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(NEXSTAR) – Illinois fourth-grader Lizzie Jones has a collection of at least 70 fidget toys and counting, and she’s not the only one. Marketed as “self-regulation tools,” such devices have exploded on ...