The Toy Gun debate: Would you let your kids play with them? With mass shootings daily and 33,000 gun deaths annually in the U.S., some parents might even prefer their kids play with matches than toy ...

Did you let your kids play with toy guns when they were young? I did. I suppose I didn't know any better at the time and it seemed harmless, but I probably shouldn't have done it. Of course, those ...

Lewis, who lives in Fishers, said her 3-year-old twin boys shoot Lego guns they make themselves, and the couple takes their 9- and 10-year-old sons for paintball shooting.

She says in her three years at the toy store, she has never seen toy guns sold there. Learning Express sells gun-like toys called Atomic Power Poppers and Space Blasters, but the toys don’t ...

She says in her three years at the toy store, she has never seen toy guns sold there. Learning Express sells gun-like toys called Atomic Power Poppers and Space Blasters, but the toys don't ...

There was recently a Twitter kerfuffle when some frustrated harridan, this time in Nebraska, blew a crone gasket because a store is selling toy guns to kids. She’s one of those Moms Demand ...

“There will be no guns in this house,” I once declared, when I was new to parenting, thought I knew what I was doing, and my first child was a wobbly toddler obsessed with trains. I now duck ...

Officers believed that Rice was carrying a weapon, but it turned out to be a toy gun. "[The toy guns] just looked too real when I walked into the store and I seen that he had a whole shelf of them ...

Now the gun selection is meager in stores like Toys “R” Us. Brightly colored water guns can be found, but the only sinister-looking gun for sale at an Orland Park store was a brown six-shooter ...

For these reasons, she says, toy guns are “kind of a non-starter in our household.” Advertisement Allison Van der Veer’s son is 10, and she also wishes she could keep him away from all toy guns.

“There will be no guns in this house,” I once declared, when I was new to parenting, thought I knew what I was doing, and my first child was a wobbly toddler obsessed with trains. I now duck ...