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‘Good Housekeeping’ names its 2019 Best Toy Award winners

Good Housekeeping deployed a team of junior experts to test out hundreds of toys. The toys are also ranked based on creativity, educational value, and safety.

The holidays are approaching and just in time for gift shopping, Good Housekeeping magazine is announcing the winners of its annual Best Toy Awards.

Each year Good Housekeeping deploys a team of junior experts to test out hundreds of toys. The toys are also ranked based on creativity, educational value, and safety.

Good Housekeeping’s chief technologist, Rachel Rothman, says that a new version of Mr. Potato Head, Mr. Potato Head Movin’ Lips, scored high for educational value. The toy has a moving mouth and more than 40 songs and phrases.

Other toys to make the list:

  • Crayola’s Spin & Spiral Art Station. It allows two kids to play at the same time and doesn’t require batteries.
  • Fisher-Price’s Code ‘n Learn Kinderbot. The mini robot teaches coding to kids as young as three years old.
  • Things with four wheels, like a transforming batmobile, also scored high with kids.

All the winners, which range in price from $17-$200, have a kids seal of approval.

To see Good Housekeeping’s full article on the Best Toy Awards for 2019, here is the link.

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