The best toys of 2010: The presents kids really want
Monday, November 22, 2010
Today's toys provide "grown-up" technology in durable, kid- and eco-friendly versions with less packaging and more natural elements. Dolls and plush animals continue to provide nurturing play, even as whimsical sounds and soft glows add new life to these classic favorites.
Here is the best of the best of this year's toys, as selected by the National Parenting Publications Award (NAPPA). Learn more.
Or for some local flavor, check out our thoroughly unscientific and not at all comprehensive survey of what Chicago Parent readers' kids are asking for this holiday season.
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For preschoolers |
For ages 5 and up |
For ages 8 and up |
DVDs to die for |
Books and magazines |
Video games |
Best Music |



















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As the season of giving
approaches, the 2010 National Parenting Publications Awards (NAPPA)
program is here to help. In its 20th anniversary year of setting
the gold standard for children's educational and entertainment
products, NAPPA shares this year's top picks for toys, books,
software, music, DVDs, CDs and video games.



