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2008 American International Toy Fair
The 105th annual American International Toy Fair brought thousands of toy makers, industry players and fun-loving gawkers to New York City this week. From an eerily life-like new Elmo to digital cameras for dogs, here's a look at some of the most notable toys, games, and gadgets of 2008.
By Alexandra Silver
By Idbids
For ages 3+
$49.99
Scout, Lola, and Waverly are a cloud, flower and water drop, respectively, and they're the debut Idbids, plush toys made of organically grown cotton that come with storybooks printed on recycled paper, all wrapped in eco-friendly packaging. Their mission is to teach kids that "iddy biddy steps" like turning off the water while you brush your teeth and using both sides of the paper when you color can make the Earth a greener place. Environmentally aware kids can earn a "green certificate," accessible online.
By Alexandra Silver
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