Kids and parents count magnetic toys as among the least frustrating and most satisfying. Magnetic blocks hold together, so kid-built structures don't easily collapse, while magnetic puzzles and play ...

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KidNews recently heard of a new magnetic building toy called Supermag. Made by Plastwood, it comes in sets of 50 pieces ($21.95), 102 pieces ($42) and 208 ($115) pieces and is available at Neiman ...

SAN FRANCISCO - On a large rug in a kindergarten classroom, Chris Haughey watched a group of children play. There were about a dozen of them, and they were busy building - houses, trains, airplanes, ...

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Travel building toys sounds like an oxymoron. But building doesn't have to mean Lego or wooden-block edifices that sprawl across a rug. The best building sets for kids today are those that simply ...

SINGAPORE — Parents who have bought two types of toys for their young children — magnetic building block sets and magnetic balls — were warned on Monday (Sept 2) by a government agency to stop using ...