Classic toys you aren’t introducing to your kids

[Anonymous]

Oh sorry didn't realize this was an ancient thread. OP's kids definitely received and played with Barbies, LOL!

[Anonymous]

Fake weapons (guns), swords

[Anonymous]

American Girls. They just don’t seem relevant anymore. The new ones look terrible

[Anonymous]

Jerry Nadler action figure.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Jerry Nadler action figure.

WTAF ?!?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Fake weapons (guns), swords

lol. You have girls I assume

[Anonymous]

We never have and never will condone owning Barbies.

Thr misogyny behind them is revolting and unacceptable!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Toy guns, but it didn’t matter. Around 3.5 everything became a gun: sticks, shoe horn, ruler, LEGO, etc.

I don't let my son play with toy guns but it's because we own real guns and don't want him mistaking a real gun for a toy

We no longer have real guns, but this is the best argument for not allowing toy guns. Guns are not toys. If the kids want to pretend that a stick is a gun, that's fine.

[Anonymous]

Lawn darts

[Anonymous]

No toy guns at my house, including water guns. Barbie is fine.

[Anonymous]

Guns toys, including nerf. My son asked and I said there’s nothing playful about weapons. We grew up in different times.