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Well inflation makes it a weird spot for a toymaker -- these companies are trying to walk this line of using tech but not making it too expensive -- hence why you may see more smaller $15-$20 toys pushed this year. With tech in Furby, it's more about adding a lot of audio content (which is pretty cute and funny and doesn't repeat much), plus it being able to understand a few spoken phrases because kids are used to now talking to their parents smart speakers.

Hi Bridget, thank you for responding. I just fondly remember my toys back in the days like: "toymax - laser challenge" (lasergun with detector you wear at your chest) or "Shout 'n' Shoot 2" from captoys (a futuristic supersoaker headset you wear with an electronic waterpump added that fires when shout "fire" into the inbuild microphone) or the "Gamester Evolution - Motion Sensitive Control System" (a motion-sensing controller very similair from its functionality to the wii-remote but released 7 years before the actual Wii launch. These toys back then really blewed my mind and they werent that expensive either. Anway Bridget youre awesome, thanks for keeping us up-to-date.

This channel feels like bridget carney's life vlog. There was a single bridget carney, then pregnant carney, now shes taking care of 2 children. 😂😂 no im not complaining at all 😂😂

She did a whole transformers toy line. I’d recommend to watch all her toy trends videos

The most wild toy for boys this year is going to be Beast Lab by Moose Toys. A monster shark action figure comes out of a giant lab of goo and smoke -- it's one of those reveal-your-toy events. On the cheap side I also like Flat2Fast Card Racers -- they are flat and you pop a button and they zoom off into car shapes. And for outside tech check out Zing's flying RC toys like the Zing RC Deluxe Banshee or ZipString -- those are good for either girls or boys.

Id love to see Cnet reviewing the sun.

Ok, so this channel is intended to offer you workouts for your children or life tips? Don't mess with Bridget! 😡

@@joannothing Bridget is not being messed with. She did a great job reviewing these toys. There are just too many toys, too many kids not learning how to read. Too much materialistic habits developing. I can literally turn my head and see my son reading a book right now. It makes me proud that this 3 year old is reading. Oh my boy I should take his book and get him a plastic toy. Your right random person in the KZfaq comments. I'll do better. I'll work on myself.

@@keon3155 got you, the point is that here you won't get book recommendations or life tips like I said. Anyways, thanks for sharing your thoughts. Have a nice day. 😊

@keon3155 I got something for you to help encourage kids to read -- but it ties into the Amazon Echo speakers. It's called Readyland, it's bundled right now on sale with the Echo Kids Dot speaker, and it's a physical book for kids with an audio track that plays along as an Alexa skill. My kids enjoyed it, I wrote about it on CNET. In one story you read about an Owl and a Dragon having an adventure but you also shout out loud what you want the characters to do next, and it tells you when to turn the page, so it's interactive and you can get a different result each time.