MGA Entertainment, which makes Bratz and LOL Surprise dolls, also owns the 56-year-old Little Tikes brand ... Kailani dog crates will be made out of an Ohio toy factory to avoid a hefty 20% ...

MGA Entertainment, which makes Bratz and LOL Surprise dolls, also owns the 56-year-old Little Tikes brand, which manufactures ...

Inspired by the episode “Grannies,” the Bluey Grannies Car Coupe transforms Little Tikes’ classic ride-on into a pastel ... The triangle-shaped inner cavity can hold water and sand, or even store toys ...

Harry, 10, is a huge fan of the Dogman graphic novel series by Dav Pilkey, which features a half dog and half man character ... Meanwhile Little Tikes announced its support of World Book Day ...

Major League Baseball’s big spring opener is nearly here, and Amazon has a toy deal sure to get the tiniest fans in your family excited for the 2025 season. The Little Tikes 2-in-1 Pop ‘n ...

MGA promises four new interactive toys inspired by the beloved Bluey animated series that will be available in 2025. The Little Tikes Company, a wholly-owned subsidiary of MGA Entertainment has ...

The Little Tikes Company has entered into a deal with BBC Studios that sees the launch of a new line of Bluey-inspired toys. The line consists of four new toys based on actual episodes from the ...

NO, NOT FOR DOUG, BUT FOR DOGS. WE MAKE POLARTEC POLAR FLEECE ... THAT GOT LISA THINKING, SO SHE MADE LEO A TOY OUT OF WOVEN FLEECE MATERIAL. LITTLE DID SHE AND LEO KNOW THAT A BUSINESS WAS ...

Did you know that the pet toy industry is big business? By some estimates, global sales are expected to surpass $3.5 billion this year. A Massachusetts dog toy ... In doing so, little did Kamer ...

You can follow her on X or Instagram at @melissafleura. A dog's stubborn refusal to part ways with his favorite stuffed animal toy has melted the hearts of viewers on TikTok, drawing plenty of ...

At the Aurora Animal Shelter, they like to give their dogs the chance to be ... having treats and toys every single day so that it's a little bit of normalcy for them," said Audino.