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Articles in April, 2006 issue of Playthings

• The growing years: products that tend to the developmental stages of infants and toddlers nourish sales.(cover story)(Cover story)
  by Benitez, Tina
• DVD games.(off the shelf)
  by Bohen, Colleen
• Nothing but the best: infant and preschool products continue to go upscale.(cover story)
  by Printz, Carrie
• Seen and heard ...(Inside Out)
• Moms rank benefits of preschool toys.
  by Zweirs, Nancy
• Off the bookshelf.
  by Bohen, Colleen
• Marketplace 2006: a brief preview.(show preview)
  by Annicelli, Cliff
• Bringing up baby: juvenile toys and the need for developmental speed.(wordson play)
  by Annicelli, Cliff
• Stocking mad: retailers cope with small Xbox 360 shipments.(video games)
  by Benitez, Tina
• Sales rep report card: toy retailers and manufacturers offer mixed reviews for sales organizations in 'quality of sales' survey.(business spotlight)
  by Gottlieb, Richard
• Leveraging success: eBay's toy boss oversees a growing business.(PLAY MAKERS)
  by Felgner, Brent
• Spawn vs. Batman: McFarlane Toys and DC Comics cross paths.(for mature audiences)
  by Benitez, Tina
• Mostwanted.
• Ommmm baby: yoga's mental and physical benefits are a healthy selling point.(kids entertainment)
  by Benitez, Tina