gifts for kids

Budding scientists, engineers and math-lovers will love these toys and games that teach important life skills and are fun to play.
Glowing lightsaber chopsticks, a cassette-shaped flash drive, a handmade wooden wireless phone charger, and other gifts that'll impress your friends and loved ones.
Take a break from technology this holiday season.
Toys that talk, tablets that "grow up" with your kid, and robots you build (and then order around) -- yep, this holiday is shaping up to be the techiest ever for kids. And if you think you've seen it all before, just wait.
Nothing says Easter quite like chocolate bunnies, marshmallow chicks and jelly beans so we're kidding ourselves if we think that the kids aren't totally psyched about loading up on sugar Eater morning.
I've been attending the New York International Toy Fair, the Western Hemisphere's largest toy trade show, for the past nine years and always have a blast combing through 400,000 square feet of wall to wall toys. I get seriously pumped about what's new.