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vintage cars for kids

5 fabulous vintage toys that still exist in an updated version today

March 6, 2016

Original antique dollhouse. Symbolic play fun for the whole family! Discover 5 vintage toys and their modern-day equivalents!

Mr. Potato Head Mr. Potato Head was invented way back in 1949 and Hasbro began distribuing it in 1952. At that time, Mr. Potato Head used to consist of plastic body parts that you stuck into a real potato! That kind of sounds like fun. I wonder how the children at Le Chemin ABA would…

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