Independent Consumer Group, Oppenheim Toy Portfolio, Announces Top Toys for 2016 on www.toyportfolio.com
Experts note innovation and game-changing technology in toyland
NEW YORK, Oct. 28, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- The independent consumer organization, Oppenheim Toy Portfolio, announces this morning their annual awards for the most outstanding toys of 2016 on their website, www.toyportfolio.com. Co-founder and child development expert Stephanie Oppenheim will share some of the winners on NBC's TODAY Show.
"It was a strong year for the toy industry with better uses of technology that are engaging children in using tech rather than just watching it unfold," notes Oppenheim. "Classic toys (games, crafts and construction toys) are on our list but often with a 21st century twist. On the downside, toys continue to be pricey and our testing families wished more toys came pre-assembled."
The Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Platinum Awards are given to the most outstanding and innovative products of the year. Other notable awards: the Gold Seal Award is given to highly recommended products; Blue Chip Award honors classic products; and the Special Needs Adaptable Product Award recognizes toys most appropriate for kids with special needs. Complete reviews of all winners are online at www.toyportfolio.com.
To arrange an interview, please email [email protected].
Website: www.toyportfolio.com
About the Oppenheim Toy Portfolio (toyportfolio.com)
Founded in 1989 by child development and toy experts, Joanne Oppenheim and her daughter Stephanie Oppenheim, the organization does not accept entry fees for reviewing products. The toys are reviewed by the Oppenheims as well as their network of testers all over the country. The Oppenheims are Contributors to NBC's TODAY Show.
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SOURCE Oppenheim Toy Portfolio
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