Squishy toys are all the rage among Gen Alpha right now. Squishmallows are the current king of the stuffed animal game. Gel-filled Goo Jit Zu figures took over the action-figure front last year. My kids were really into those, but I banned them after my son poked a hole in one and the goopy gel […]
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