Bath time just isn’t complete without our classic rubber duck. Made in Spain of all-natural, phthalate-free latex, the Original Rubber Duck comes in 7 fun and goofy styles.
— Dean Smith, owner of JaZams in Princeton, N.J., told TDmonthly in an April 2013 survey that they sell 10 of the Original Rubber Duck each month, making it the store's best-selling bath toy.
— David Stelzer, owner of Shananigans Toys in Baltimore, Md., told TDmonthly in an April 2015 survey that Rubber Duckies by Rich Frog are their store's best-selling bath toys. "It's a cute item and the best rubber duck," he told us.

The 13” x 12” x 6-3/4” booster features an adjustable spring system that allows it to fit any four-legged chair (round or square legs). It requires no assembly, snaps onto chairs in seconds and stays attached even when the chair is moved. It also features non-slip, rubberized feet that will not scratch floors. The booster’s height can be adjusted to grow with each child. This item is intended for children between the ages of 20 months to 6 years, and weighing under 300 lbs.

The workbook gives kids the opportunity to build a firm foundation for pencil-control skills by tracing lines through basic mazes following clear directional indicators. The exercises have many 3D illustrations, such as towns, streets and parks, which will engage a child’s curiosity. This amusing practice will also help children acquire the ability to concentrate, a crucial study skill for the emerging student. Launch date: February 1, 2004.

The workbook lets kids practice basic pencil-control skills. All the exercises include colorful, pleasing pictures that children will enjoy drawing. Children start by tracing straight vertical lines, and gradually move to drawing more challenging curved, zigzag and diagonal lines. Launch date: February 1, 2004.

The workbook gives kids the opportunity to learn to read and write numbers from 1 to 30. Fun and colorful exercises progress slowly from tracing over numbers to writing them from scratch. Children will be able to easily learn the shapes and concepts of numbers by tracing and writing numbers again and again. Launch date: February 1, 2004.

The workbook introduces kids to the concept of telling time by concentrating on the hours first, and then incrementally introducing children to half- and quarter-hours. Learning to tell time this way will also help children improve their general understanding of numbers. This item is an Association of Educational Publishers Distinguished Achievement Award winner. Launch date: April 1, 2006.

The workbook gives kids the opportunity to develop basic pencil-control skills while learning the shapes of uppercase letters. The book begins with easy-to-write letters, like the letter L, and then gradually progresses to more difficult letters, such as the letter A. Children learn the shapes and concepts of letters by writing and tracing them again and again. Launch date: February 1, 2004.

The portable nightlight emits no heat, making it safe for children to touch and hold. Additionally, it can be set in a high or low brightness mode, or a sleep mode that automatically switches the unit off after 15 minutes. The nightlight also features a child-safe battery door, included batteries and a surface that is smooth, durable and easy to clean. The unit is also available in blue or pink. Launch date: 2008.

An ordinary circus trip turns extraordinary when the animals invite Sammy to join in the fun. Twenty-four rebus puzzles reinforce skills learned in the book. Launch date: March 2008.

Kids wonder and learn in this trip through the dinosaur ages with stops underwater and in the air.  Vivid illustrations make a breathtaking puzzle that becomes a game board for more prehistoric learning fun. Launch date: March 2008.

All the animals come together for a train ride, as children play an A to Z game featuring a giant, almost 11-foot-long train puzzle that teaches letters and the sounds they make. It’s a book, game and puzzle all in one. Launch date: March 2008.

The book introduces little ones to funny comparisons. Each page is specially designed to not stick together, making it easier for toddlers to turn each page themselves. Launch date: February 2008.

Little ones count along with the animals in this book that introduces counting from 1 to 10. Each page is specially designed to not stick together, making it easier for toddlers to turn each page themselves. Launch date: February 2008.

The cardboard book introduces little ones to colors. Each page is specially designed to not stick together, making it easier for toddlers to turn each page themselves. Launch date: February 2008.

The board book introduces the names of each mommy and baby pair so that the little ones can match them up. Each page is specially designed to not stick together, making it easier for toddlers to turn each page themselves. Launch date: February 2008.

The two-in-one role-playing game has kids memorize cards and act out activities. The game encourages the imagination and features brightly colored cards that will attract and keep the attention of children. Launch date: April 15, 2008.

The game has kids dashing to tuck baby into bed by collecting a teddy bear, pajamas and bottle. No reading is required. The game comes with a game board, 48 playing cards, four tokens with stands, a rattle, die and rules.

Two to four players race to pick up “food” with special kid-friendly “chopsticks,” as the wacky Wok shakes and rolls.  As children pick out the “food,” they place it in special, colorful bowls. “The Wok n' Roll is brightly colored and is a challenge in dexterity,” International Playthings Inc. Representative Nicole Tiedemann told TDmonthly. “Individual or team play is encouraged, and the whole family can get involved.” Launch date: February 2008.

Players spin the spinner, and move up the “spout,” watching out for the “raindrop” that could wash their spider out. The first player to get two spiders to the top wins. “The game is uniquely simple to play, yet includes an element of surprise as children wait to see if the 'falling raindrop' will knock their spiders off the board!” International Playthings Inc. Representative Nicole Tiedemann told TDmonthly. Launch date: February 2008.

The doll features magnetic feet and hands that let her touch her hands, feet and belly  button. The doll comes with a corresponding lift-the-flap book.

The Spanish DVD features the story of Curious George and his new bike, along with five other stories: Chrysanthemum, Amazing Grace, Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People's Ears, Sylvester and the Magic Pebble and The Dot. The DVD has a running time of 72 minutes. Launch date: April 29, 2008.

The game offers four play options: recognition of colors, number or shapes and free play. It also provides kinesthetic learning opportunities and promotes physical activity. “This product if fun and easy to use,” Educational Insights Inc. Advertising and Public Relations Coordinator Heidi Bultman told TDmonthly. “It also folds up nicely and can be cleaned easily.” Launch date: January 31, 2008.

The memory-matching game engages children with a charming array of colorful and crazy hats. Pick a pair, build a stack and win the game. The game comes with an 11” x 17” double-sided folding magnetic game board; 40 chunky foam magnetic game pieces that stay firmly in place and are easy for small hands to control; and a full-color illustrated instruction booklet with easy-to-follow rules. “This game is a creative twist to the classic memory game,” Jessia McCulligh, of Dowling Magnets’ marketing department, told TDmonthly. “With magnetic pieces…[this game is] great for little hands and…great for travel!” Launch date: January 2007.

The collection of modular boxes increases perceptual and motor skills, stimulates language development, provokes mathematical thinking and nurtures aesthetic ideas and imaginative play.
Children recognize that these beautiful little boxes are perfect for storing their special collections, building high towers or long slinky roads, framing their pictures and photographs and much more,” Learning Materials Workshop Sales and Marketing Director Meg Walker told TDmonthly. Launch date: 2008.

This signature Miss Gigi-Mae™ Tether System (patent pending) is created in the image of a lovable ladybug, Miss Gigi-Mae™ and designed for the purpose of keeping baby’s toys, books, cups, and other accessories handy.