Have you ever wondered which was the very first robot toy?

If you didn’t know the name of first toy robot is Lilliput and today we are presenting Lilliput Robot retro edition.

Retro robots are beautiful collectors toys for all lovers of the popular sci-fi TV programs from 1960’s.

Retro Planet Tin Robot is beautiful reproduction of the robot from the “Lost in Space” TV series back in 60’s.

Slinky Dog is all time classic puppy that will amuse whole family.

This Doggy has been manufactured from 1950s and still has it’s charm with his silly walk.

Some of you probably remember the yellow doggy from My Dog Has Fleas game that was very popular in 80’s.

Japanese Sanei has released new set of Super Mario toys, Mario Galaxy Plush Set that comes in pack of four characters.

A complete collection of off-the-ground play options distinguishes the Clubhouse Climber from other outdoor play houses. With playhouses, ladders, crawl-through tunnels, and multiple detailed features, the play options are endless.

Have You heard of Baby Plays before? CNN.com is featuring a video clip on a new website that offers something new for parents. BabyPlays.com is the first business ever to offer toys for rent.

Many parents and children are concerned if holiday toys are safe. A new website called healthytoys.org address healthy and safe toy issue.

Despite being recalled nearly three weeks ago due to a chemical coating that could turn into the dangerous “date-rape” drug, Aqua Dots toys appeared in the advertising fliers for at least two major retailers on Sunday due to the circulars being printed prior to the warning.

Toy shoppers braved long lines, cold weather and tough competition for bargains during the annual retail ritual on Friday.

WORLD AGAINST TOYS CAUSING HARM, INC.’S “10 WORST TOYS” LIST INCLUDES NATIONALLY KNOWN NAMES, SUCH AS “SPIDERMAN,” “DISNEY’S PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN,” AND “DORA THE EXPLORER,” BEING SOLD BY MAJOR MANUFACTURERS AND RETAILERS.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a voluntary recall of the following consumer product. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with Aqua Dots, today announced a voluntary recall of Aquadots toys.. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. (To access color photos of the following recalled products, see CPSC’s Web site).

The U.S.-based toy giant, Mattel, has recalled about 155,000 of its toys in the United States because they contain small parts that pose a risk of choking for children.