If you're overwhelmed by the vast array of gifts available ahead of International Children's Day on June 1st, consider these suggestions to find the perfect present for your children and grandchildren.
The fish-shaped wooden clapper is a toy that has captivated Chinese youth, surpassing Labubu to become the center of attention on social media platforms.
These "unconventionally cute" teddy bears, which don't conform to typical standards of cuteness, are sought after by many young people because they convey a sense of unique personality.
The Labubu plush doll craze has contributed to a new career trend in China: becoming a "toy doctor."
Counterfeit versions of Brainrot, the "hot" toy that is captivating children, pose a danger; Dr. Vu Thi Tan stated that they are a source of formaldehyde contamination.
Thanks to its resemblance in appearance and size to the Labubu toy, the ancient Spring and Autumn period artifact called "danglu" has suddenly become famous across the Chinese internet.
Adult customers currently account for 28% of total global toy sales; in 2024, adults will buy more toys than any other age group.
Crybaby crying dolls are becoming a trending toy on social media platforms these days, as the Labubu craze hasn't even died down yet.
Many expensive toys suddenly became "hot trends," with young people buying them without hesitation, creating a wave of showing off their collections just for display or to satisfy their curiosity.
Blind boxes, or "blind bags," are toys that are driving many young people crazy, with people spending tens of millions of dong to buy them, making this item a sensation on online marketplaces.
A father in China has made over 300 toys for his daughter, many of which are extremely complex, with the aim of distracting her from electronic devices.
Ladies and gentlemen, come and see! My mom transformed my room like this after Black Friday!
The chimpanzee picked up a stuffed toy and put it in a bin so the caretaker could return it to the tourist.
The technicians spent 800 hours of work over four months to complete the 1:1 scale electric vehicle.
Zoe Pocock, 48, who lives in England, uses old toys to create works of art that can sell for up to £1.500.
With a surge in customers, the demand for Mid-Autumn Festival toys on Hang Ma Street (Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi) has also increased sharply, but it is still far below the levels before the COVID-19 pandemic.
Doctors at Children's Hospital 2 in Ho Chi Minh City successfully surgically removed three magnetic building blocks (3 mm in size) from the intestines of a 3-year-old girl.
While showing off her toy to her friends at school, a 6-year-old girl accidentally swallowed a magnet from one of the toys that many children love.
Believe it or not, these are all toys sold in stores.
The streets of Hang Ma (Hanoi) are overflowing with bizarre Halloween toys and costumes, but the number of customers is very small.
Authorities are taking samples from toys for testing to determine the cause of more than 30 elementary school students being hospitalized in Da Nang.
More than 30 elementary school students in Da Nang were hospitalized with symptoms of nausea, headache, and difficulty breathing, with 5 severe cases requiring transfer to another hospital.
The toys that can rupture eardrums in children are the vuvuzela horn and the sandpit toys filled with mung bean seeds, which are very popular in parks.
Colorful and eye-catching toys such as expanding beads, rubber ducks, and bubble gum are warned by experts to potentially cause cancer and infertility in young children.
On March 22nd, in Ho Chi Minh City, N KID Group officially launched the tiNiToy toy brand – the toy companion of Vietnamese childhood, exclusively for Vietnamese children.
In broad daylight, a Chinese woman used a small toy to lure a baby away from its friends and then led it away.
The 4-year-old boy swallowed a toy trumpet, causing his lungs to swell to the size of a balloon, and he developed a persistent dry cough.
A 6-year-old boy, who hasn't even started school yet, has become a billionaire simply by filming videos of his toys.
Could this be considered a scam?
With only a few days left until the 2017 Mid-Autumn Festival, all the shops on Hang Ma Street (Hanoi) are overflowing with Mid-Autumn Festival toys for children. However, unlike previous years, traditional toys have attracted more attention from small traders than Chinese toys.
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