In the postwar era, toys transitioned from simple wooden creations to complex electronic gadgets, reflecting societal shifts and the impact of mass media advertising.
The introduction of the Hula-Hoop and Barbie in the late 1950s exemplified the remarkable innovations in toy design, capturing the imagination of children across America.
Mr. Potato Head paved the way for a new era of toys by being the first toy ever advertised on television, igniting consumer demand.
Toys like Play-Doh and the Etch A Sketch highlight how even everyday materials were transformed into beloved playthings that have stood the test of time.
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