A parent who felt like big companies were playing them took to the r/Anticonsumption subreddit to discuss brands using toys, Snackles in this case, to market unhealthy food to children.

The toys had to meet exacting specifications for size and weight. The item couldn’t have any loose parts, because a tiny figure’s broken arm or head could become a choking hazard. (That ...

Products like Rainbocorns, Snackles, and Hug-a-Lumps are at the forefront of this trend, blending creativity, quality, and playfulness. The Future of Plush Toys As the market evolves, plush toys ...